Gulshan Grover reveals girls would keep distance from him due to his 'badman' image

While chatting, Parmeet asked Gulshan whether girls would stay away from him due to his image onscreen. Gulshan agreed and 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 (Until social media came around, no girl would come near me because they thought my real personality was exactly like what they saw on screen)."

He further added, "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" (But when social media came and I entered a party and hugged Archana, another heroine saw it and couldn't believe it — she thought, "The film showed them fighting, and now they're hugging?" What absurdity is this? Then gradually, people began to comprehend that I was only performing a role.)

Upcoming projects of Gulshan Grover

Gulshan Grover, better known as Bollywood's "Bad Man," has established himself as one of Indian cinema's most renowned villains. Grover's strong screen presence and distinctive manner transformed the image of the Bollywood antagonist. His portrayal of the flamboyant "Bad Man" in Ram Lakhan became a cultural phenomenon, gaining him the nickname that would stick with him throughout his career. He went on to give notable villain performances in films such as Mohra, Sir, Hera Pheri, and Duplicate.

Gulshan's next film, Heer Express, is directed by Umesh Shukla. The film, which is produced by Umesh Shukla, Ashish Wagh, Mohit Chhabra, and Sanjay Grover, stars Divita Juneja in her maiden film role, as well as Ashutosh Rana, Sanjay Mishra, Gulshan Grover, and Prit Kamani. The film is set to open in theatres on September 12.