Gulshan Grover has solidified his reputation as one of the most recognisable villains in that genre. Nonetheless, he has been outspoken about the impact his on-screen image had on his personal life. The veteran actor recently stopped by the home of Archana Puran Singh and Parmeet Sethi for a casual lunch and a chat for their YouTube vlog. Gulshan Grover talked candidly about how his evil on-screen image made ladies afraid to approach him.
Gulshan Grover acknowledged when Parmeet asked if his on-screen presence used to make girls avoid him. He shared, “Jab tak social media nahi aaya tha, toh koi ladki pass nahi aati thi because unhe lagta tha jo screen par dekha tha vohi personality has iss aadmi ki.”
“Aur jab social media aaya aur when I entered a party, hugged Archana, another heroine saw it and pehle toh unko a Vishwas hua ki film toh bhaag rahi thi aur yahan gale mil rahi hai, yeh kya nonsense hai. Then slowly slowly people understood that he is just doing a role,” he added.
Gulshan Grover claims that social media has been crucial in changing how people view actors. Now that fans can directly interact with superstars off-screen, it’s simpler to distinguish between character and actor.
Gulshan Grover redefined the image of the Bollywood antagonist with his commanding screen presence and unforgettable style. His portrayal of the flamboyant ‘Bad Man’ in Ram Lakhan became a cultural phenomenon, earning him the moniker that would follow him throughout his career.
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Gulshan Grover’s next appearance will be in Umesh Shukla’s film Heer Express. In addition to Divita Juneja’s first film, Ashutosh Rana and Sanjay Mishra play important parts. It will be released in theaters on September 12 and is produced by Umesh Shukla, Ashish Wagh, Mohit Chhabra, and Sanjay Grover.