Actor Gulshan Grover was one of the favorite villains of the 90s and his popularity used to compete with many heroes. Now Gulshan Grover has spoken about his career. He spoke about his illustrious career as a villain, but said it also had a negative impact on his family.
Gulshan made a lot of revelations in a conversation with Manish Paul. In a podcast, he was asked if his on-screen image ever affected his real life, and it made things awkward for his friends and family. He said that initially women felt very uncomfortable interacting with him, and for parties at his house, he would ask if they could bring his friends. Over time, when audiences began to see what he was like in real life, thanks to the Internet and television, they stopped thinking of him as the real-life villain.
He said: “Let me tell you a story about my family. My movie Avatar had just come out. My late mother used to go to the gurudwara every day and I would go with her. One day they all surrounded him outside the gurudwara. They asked him: ‘What happened to your boy? He was such a good boy, he respected his elders, he left his parents. My mother tried to tell him that I was just an actor, but at the time there was no difference between characters and actors. They asked him: ‘Does he still talk to you?’ She told them that I write to them every day. There really was a meeting of condolences. He was very angry. They thought that he had lost me after leaving Delhi.”
