Bobby Deol Unveils Longtime Wish to Work with this South Actor!

After delivering a powerful performance in the blockbuster film 'Animal,' which crossed the 1000 crore mark globally, Bobby Deol is set to make his debut in the South film industry with the highly anticipated movie 'Kanguva.' Directed by Siva, the film features an ensemble cast including Natarajan Subramaniam, Jagapathi Babu, Disha Patani, Ravi Raghavendra, and Kovai Sarala, in addition to Bobby Deol and Suriya.

In a recent interview, Bobby Deol shared his excitement about working in pan-Indian films and how the landscape of Indian cinema has evolved. He will also be making his debut in the Telugu film industry with projects like 'Hari Hara Veera Mallu,' directed by Krish, and 'NBK 109' by KS Ravindra. Deol expressed that he feels the boundaries between regional cinema are blurring, making it an exciting time for actors.

During his conversation, Bobby revealed that he has always wanted to work with Suriya, stating, "He is a great actor, and I was excited about being offered 'Kanguva'." Despite his initial unfamiliarity with the South film industry, Bobby was impressed by director Siva, describing him as "a great filmmaker and such a gentle soul." This collaboration marks a significant milestone in Bobby's career as he ventures into new territories.

Bobby also discussed the transformation required for his role as the antagonist, Udhiran, in 'Kanguva.' He shared insights into the physical preparation involved, including wearing a hairpiece and using custom-made contact lenses. Recalling the challenging shooting conditions, he noted that filmmaking is not as easy as it appears, but the creative satisfaction makes it worthwhile. With an estimated budget of over 350 crores, 'Kanguva' is set to release on a massive scale across the globe on October 10, further solidifying Bobby Deol's presence in the South Indian film industry.

In addition to 'Kanguva' and 'NBK 109,' Bobby Deol. Bobby's upcoming projects showcase his versatility as he continues to explore new avenues in the Indian film industry.