He
is
returning
to
the
big
screen
after
a
gap
of
four
years
with
Poster
Boys
and
actor
Bobby
Deol
says
when
he
was
not
working,
people
in
the
industry
assumed
he
was
lazy.
The
50-year-old
actor
says
contrary
to
the
perception,
he
is
"dying" to
do
more
films.
"Every
film
has
its
destiny.
Even
if
you
have
worked
hard,
after
the
release
one
film
can
change
the
scenario.
I
have
been
waiting,
dying
to
work.
When
you
dont
work
for
so
many
years,
people
imagine
that
you
dont
want
to
work
or
you
are
lazy
or
happy
and
relaxed.
"And
to
get
out
of
it
and
work
hard
is
what
I
am
doing
and
hoping
people
will
see
me
in
a
different
light,"
Bobby
told
PTI.
The
actor
says
for
him
it
is
not
about
being
the
main
cast
but
playing
good
characters.
"In
Poster
Boys,
every
character
is
well
defined.
I
have
done
so
many
films
in
which
either
I
have
been
the
main
lead
or
part
of
the
supporting
cast.
The
character
has
to
be
interesting
enough
for
me
to
do
a
movie,"
he
says.
Bobby,
last
seen
in
Yamla
Pagla
Deewana
2
in
2014,
is
making
a
comeback
with
Shreyas
Talpades
directorial
debut
Poster
Boys,
a
remake
of
the
Marathi
film
of
the
same
name.
The
actor
says
as
he
is
returning
after
four
years,
it
was
important
for
him
to
do
a
film
that
is
different
yet
interesting.
The
Gupt
actor
has
not
seen
the
original
Marathi
film
but
says
when
Talpade
narrated
him
the
script
and
his
character,
he
loved
it
so
much
that
he
instantly
agreed
to
come
on
board.
"The
film
talks
about
a
topic
that
usually
people
shy
away
from.
It
is
not
preachy.
When
people
will
see
the
characters
talking
in
an
embarrassing
way,
they
will
connect
to
the
film,
the
story.
Also,
the
script
is
funny,
the
humour
is
inbuilt
and
so
people
will
enjoy
it
(film),"
he
adds.
Poster
Boys
is
a
story
of
three
men,
who
are
shocked
to
find
their
photos
being
used
as
part
of
a
vasectomy
campaign.
Talking
about
his
role,
the
actor
says,
"I
am
playing
a
character,
who
lives
in
a
small
town,
is
married
and
has
two
kids...
is
henpecked.
It
is
about
how
his
life
is
disrupted
when
the
poster
is
out.
I
did
a
lot
of
workshop
with
Shreyas,
it
went
well."
Bobby
says
today
the
younger
generation
is
very
open
minded
and
blunt,
and
do
not
hesitate
to
talk
about
real
issues.
"Even
schools
are
educating
kids
on
real
issues
so
that
they
dont
have
to
be
embarrassed
or
be
scared
about
anything.
People
are
aware
of
all
the
things
but
still
nasbandi
(vasectomy)
is
considered
a
taboo,
which
is
sad."
Calling
"Poster
Boys"
a
family
entertainer,
Bobby
says
the
film
deals
with
vasectomy
and
one
shouldnt
be
embarrassed
talking
about
it.
"I
think
a
whole
family
can
go
and
see
the
film
as
everybody
will
relate
to
it.
My
brother
Sunny
(Deol)
is
doing
the
film
and
he
has
a
clean
image
attached
to
his
name.
The
fans
look
at
him
as
a
family
man,
as
a
macho
man,
so
they
will
understand
the
message
of
the
film."
The
film
releases
on
September
8.