Bobby Deol glad that Dharmendra is isolated at his farmhouse, misses his company

Dostana actor Bobby Deol has been under self-quarantine at his residence in Mumbai along with his entire family including his elder bror Sunny Deol and his kids. However, in interaction with a leading national daily, he revealed that he has been missing company of his 84-year-old far, veteran Bollywood actor Dharmendra, who has been under isolation at ir farmhouse near Lonavla since before lockdown was imposed by government. He said that his health is a subject of worry for everyone at home but y have been focusing on positive and are glad that he's out of outsiders' reach.

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Veteran actor Dharmendra has been in touch with his sons through FaceTime calls and has been growing organic vegetables at his farmhouse. Bobby Deol furr revealed that his mor and aunt have been ensuring that his far stays in good health and safely isolated from rest of people. Talking about his own activities while under lockdown, actor revealed that he has been spending most of his time at home gym as that keeps his mind occupied and away from disturbing news from world outside.

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actor seemed optimistic about world after COVID crisis as he claimed that such crises have also happened before but has only made us stronger. He also emphasized need to continue following preventive guidelines given by government. Bobby claimed that he is certain that showbiz business and rest of world will soon come back on track.

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actor had finished two digital projects -- a Netflix film Class of 83, to be produced by Red Chillies, and Ashram, a web-series with Prakash Jha -- before lockdown was anunced. Bobby also revealed that he was hopeful that projects will release this year.  

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