NEW DELHI: Actor Bobby Deol says his 25 year-long journey in Hindi film industry has taught him that having faith in oneself is the key to move forward and grow above failures.
Son of Bollywood veteran Dharmendra, the actor made a promising debut with Rajkumar Santoshi’s “Barsaat” opposite another star child Twinkle Khanna in 1995. He followed it up with hits like “Gupt”, “Soldier”, “Ajnabee”, “Bichhoo”, and “Humraaz”.
But then he went through a lull phase in the late 2000s and early 2010s, before seeing a renaissance in his career with multi-starrer hits like “Race 3” and “Housefull 4”.
Deol said the two past decades have been full of lessons that will help him in future.
“You learn from every moment of your life and experiences. So I have learnt a lot. I have learned how much you have to be in focus and how to have faith in yourself. To have faith to make things happen for yourself,” the actor said.
“If you don’t have faith in yourself, you won’t be able to move forward. This is something I learnt after spending 25 years in this industry. A newfound faith in myself has really made me move forward again. I now look forward to the next 25 years of my career because there is nothing else I can take up, apart from being an actor,” he added.
Deol said like many people, he is also bound to make mistakes but it is essential to learn from them.
“Everybody makes mistakes and takes wrong decisions, but you learn from them. You will still make mistakes in life but when you understand them that’s the best thing that can happen.” (AGENCIES)
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