Mumbai: Actor Sunny Deol during the trailer launch of film Ghayal Once Again in Mumbai on Nov 10, 2015. (Photo: IANS)
Mumbai, Jan 11 (IANS) After giving a string of hits like "Ghayal", "Ghatak" and "Darr" in the 1990s, actor-filmmaker Sunny Deol says it really bothers him that people who were actors earlier have now become "commodities" in the Hindi film fraternity.
"The industry and country have changed so fast. But my belief and thoughts didn't change along. I always thought that acting was basically an art where you are performing. You're picking up subjects and cinema was basically a reflection of the society," Sunny said on the show "Yaar Mera Superstar", which airs on Zoom.
"But somehow, as time passed by, things changed. It really bothers me that we people who were actors earlier have now become commodities," he added.
Directed by Sunny, "Ghayal Once Again" will continue from where the first version left off. The film is reportedly based on a real-life event in the life of a Mumbai police officer and also stars Soha Ali Khan.
"Ghayal Once Again" is slated to hit the screens on February 5.
