Sunny Deol

Sunny Deol shared a nostalgic post celebrating 41 years of his debut film, Betaab. He wrote, "41 Years of #Betaab. My first film," reflecting on the journey that began his illustrious career in the Indian film industry

Sunny Deol recently shared a clip of his film Ajay wherein he was dancing in a similar fashion as Vicky Kaushal in his latest song Tauba Tauba. Karan Johar also remarked, 'He did it first.'

Sunny Deol is collaborating with Telugu director Gopichand Malineni on a new film, tentatively titled 'SGDM,' with shooting starting on June 22. In a recent interview, Malineni expressed his excitement about directing Deol.

Sunny Deol and Saiyami Kher are leading a film directed by Telugu filmmaker Gopichand Malineni, tentatively titled ‘SGDM.’ The cast and crew were seen performing a pooja at a temple in anticipation of the film to begin shooting.

Sunny Deol will be seen in a movie tentatively titled 'SGDM' to be directed by Telugu director Gopichand Malineni.

Sunny Deol announced his return on his Instagram account today in the new movie as a fauji in the critically acclaimed war drama "Border" (1997), and is making a comeback, precisely 27 years after the film's premiere.

Preity Zinta, a renowned Bollywood actress, has finished filming 'Lahore 1947,' her first movie in almost six years, starring alongside Sunny Deol. Set during the partition era and produced by Aamir Khan, this project is highly anticipated.

Gupta also revealed that Deol had requested Rs 50 lakhs just before his son's wedding, which he paid. These repeated financial demands and Deol's alleged evasive behaviour led Gupta to file a case, seeking justice and recouping the substantial amounts invested.

Sunny Deol vs Sorav Gupta: Producer Sorav Gupta of Sundawn Entertainment Pvt Ltd said in a press conference earlier this week that Sunny Deol has accepted advance of over Rs 2.5 crore from him since 2016 but is yet to work in one of his films.

Bollywood actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, recently back from Cannes and recovering from an injury, ensured she voted today in Mumbai (May 20).

The concluding episode of 'The Great Indian Kapil Show' was an emotional rollercoaster, brimming with laughter, nostalgia, and heartfelt moments, as Bollywood's iconic duo, Sunny Deol and Bobby Deol, graced the stage.

The Deol siblings appeared on The Great Indian Kapil show, offering heartfelt reflections on their journey in the film industry, recalling the challenges they faced before attaining success.

This week's episode of The Great Indian Kapil Show will feature the Deol siblings, Sunny and Bobby, who will receive a heartfelt reception from Kapil and his ensemble of performers.

Sunny Deol may not be cut out for politics but the Gadar 2 success has shown he is all geared for a second coming in Hindi films and a digital debut.

Bollywood has given a year of memorable performances, some actors wowed audiences more than once like Vijay Varma and Wamiqa Gabbi, others made stellar comebacks and OTT debuts such as Sharmila Tagore and Kareena Kapoor Khan.

According to producer Mahaveer Jain's sources, Tiger Shroff and Ayushmann Khurrana are also expected to be part of the guest list

"With Gadar 2', what happened is all my fans and all the people that wanted to see the kind of cinema which they had seen in Gadar', we kept the story that way and people came to see the character, which is deep rooted in their hearts.

Social media users were shocked and asked if Sunny Deol was actually drunk. His fans were very concerned for him as well. The clip spread that has spread like wildfire, especially on X (formerly Twitter), is being widely circulated online.

Sunny Deol was in conversation with popular YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia while making the claim. “Mera IQ bohot high tha (I had a very high IQ). They tested me and my IQ was over 160 something,” the actor said.

Though the bank said it will auction the actor’s villa in Mumbai’s Juhu on September 25, it withdrew the notice as a case was pending before a magistrate’s court and the actor had approached the bank to settle the dues.