The 48-year-old actor said he did not give any suggestions to Sunny, who is ready with his upcoming action-drama “Ghayal: Once Again”.
“I didn’t contribute anything to the film. We don’t like to interfere in each other’s work. I wouldn’t want him to get bogged down by what someone else is saying. It’s his vision and creative side,” Bobby told PTI.
“I did ‘Dillagi’ with him which was one of my best performances. I have a lot of faith in him and I have a feeling that it’s going to be a great film which people are going to enjoy,” he said.
“Ghayal Once Again” has been directed, written and produced by Sunny. It is the sequel to the 1990 super-hit action drama “Ghayal” and will mark the come back of the 58-year-old actor, who starred in the iconic role of amateur boxer Ajay Mehra.
Bobby says it is difficult to don the hat of a director, producer and actor in one film, but his brother has pulled it off with ease.
“I am really excited for the film. He has really worked hard. He has directed the film and has put all his effort into it. It’s been tough producing, directing and acting in a film, but my brother is as tough in real life as he is on screen,” he said.
Bobby was last seen in the 2013 comedy “Yamla Pagla Deewana 2”, which also starred Sunny and his father veteran actor Dharmendra.
The actor says he is currently looking for scripts and has no plans of following into the footsteps of his brother and turning a director.
“I am looking for good scripts, working on things, so let’s see. But I can’t write, and directing is a big job. It’s something which people have a knack for,” he said.
“There are good writers who can’t be good directors, and there were lots of actors who tried directing but they couldn’t. So it’s something which people have in them. You can’t figure out how it happens,” he said.
Bobby will be seen in the upcoming season six of Celebrity Cricket League playing for actor Sohail Khan’s team Mumbai Heroes.
PTI