Bollywood actor Abhay Deol recently shared a rare insight into his upbringing, revealing how his family tried to save him from headlines despite being related to one of the most prominent film dynasties in the industry.

Speaking about your childhood ScreenAbhay said, “They tried to keep us away from glamor and limelight. They wanted to give us as much normal upbringing as possible. I grew up in a joint family with Sunny and Bobby Deol. Our parents thought, ‘One day, you can join the industry or not, but right now, you want to have a normal childhood.”

He also recalled his two sisters and four cousins ​​to grow up in the same house, but admitted that he was often abandoned due to being the youngest. He said, “They made me baba, but they did not want me because I was angry. They were very close to each other, because I was not big around them. But my sisters are still very close to Sunny and Bobby,” they shared.

Abhay, who made her acting debut in 2005 with Imtiaz Ali Ke Sahin Na Tha Tha, also reflected on her school experiences and the challenges of becoming part of a famous family. He said, “The school was a mixed bag. Some were Glamor-Stroke and paid you extra attention, while others judged you to be famous and angry for you,” he said.

Despite being part of a film dynasty, Abhay described his parents as deeply vested and grounded. He said, “My mother and father are very simple. They came directly from the village to Bombay. I compare them with Beverly Hillbilizs -Bollywood Hillbilizs. They are very vested and proud of the community that they come,” he said.

Known for his unconventional film options, Abhay has always made his way into Bollywood, embracing his family’s legacy and remained right for his personality. He was last seen in a series test by fire.