Bobby Deol: Ranbir Kapoor’s 3 Hours Made My 15 Minutes in Animal Meaningful

You know that feeling when an actor completely takes your breath away? That’s exactly what Bobby Deol did with his powerful performance as Abrar in the smash-hit film, ‘Animal’. Audiences everywhere loved his villainous turn. This Monday, Deol also marked an impressive thirty years in the movies, a testament to his long and varied career. He recently shared some fascinating thoughts about ‘Animal’ and his co-star Ranbir Kapoor.

Deol’s character, Abrar, became a huge talking point after the film’s release. He brought a raw intensity that gripped viewers. While many praised his impactful, albeit shorter, screen time, some wondered if his presence overshadowed Ranbir Kapoor, who played the lead. Bobby Deol recently sat down with Filmigaan for an interview, and he tackled this question head-on.

Bobby’s Take on ‘Animal’ and Screen Time

When asked if he felt dominant over Ranbir Kapoor’s role, Deol humbly disagreed. “That’s not it at all,” he explained. “Ranbir had to carry the film for three hours. I only had about fifteen minutes. If Ranbir couldn’t manage those three hours, then my fifteen minutes would mean absolutely nothing.” It’s a gracious nod to his co-star’s central role in the movie’s success.

The seasoned actor feels incredibly fortunate to have been part of ‘Animal’. He pointed out a key ingredient for any good action or drama film. “A movie truly works when you have a strong rival and a strong hero,” he observed. “Both characters really need to strive to win. It shouldn’t be obvious from the start that the hero will simply come out on top. If it is, the audience won’t enjoy it as much.” His words show a deep understanding of what makes a story captivating.

A Look Back at a Remarkable Career

Bobby Deol first stepped onto the film scene in 1995 with the movie ‘Barsaat’. Over the decades, he has delivered many memorable performances in a variety of successful films. His filmography includes popular titles like ‘Gupt’, ‘Soldier’, ‘Badal’, ‘Bichhoo’, ‘Ajnabee’, and ‘Humraaz’. More recently, he was also seen in the web series ‘The Bads of Bollywood’. His journey in cinema continues to be an interesting one, always keeping fans guessing about what he’ll do next.

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