When Parmeet asked Gulshan if women used to avoid him because of his on-screen persona, the actor agreed and said,
“Jab tak social media nahi aaya tha, koi ladki pass nahi aati thi because they thought the personality they saw on screen was actually mine.”
He further shared,
“When social media came in, I once entered a party and hugged Archana. Another actress saw it and was shocked — she couldn’t believe it. She said, ‘In the film they were enemies, and here they’re hugging? What nonsense is this!’ But gradually, people began to understand that I was simply playing a role on screen.”
Gulshan Grover, famously known as Bollywood’s “Bad Man,” has firmly established himself as one of Indian cinema’s most iconic villains. With his powerful screen presence and distinctive style, Grover redefined the Bollywood antagonist. His portrayal of the flamboyant “Bad Man” in Ram Lakhan became a cultural sensation, earning him the nickname that has stayed with him throughout his career. He went on to deliver unforgettable negative roles in films like Mohra, Sir, Hera Pheri, and Duplicate.
Up next, Gulshan Grover will be seen in Heer Express, directed by Umesh Shukla. The film is backed by Umesh Shukla, Ashish Wagh, Mohit Chhabra, and Sanjay Grover, and stars debutante Divita Juneja alongside Ashutosh Rana, Sanjay Mishra, Prit Kamani, and Grover in prominent roles. Heer Express is set to hit theatres on September 12.
