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Curious incident revealed! Why Sunny Deol roamed Mumbai's streets at night
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December 6, 2023
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3:07Now PlayingSunny Deol recently made a roaring comeback on the silver screen with the blockbuster flick 'Gadar 2.' Now, a video has emerged on social media wherein the actor could allegedly be seen roaming on the streets of Mumbai in the middle of the night. In the clip, Sunny, who appeared not in senses, could be seen taking the help of an autorickshaw driver. Soon after this video went viral, speculations sparked that he was actually drunk. Reacting to the video, one said, 'Success ke nashe ne Sunny Deol ko nashedi bana diya', another wrote, 'Lagta hai jada daaru pee liya.' However, amid such negative comments, as per some users, the clip was nothing but from the shoot of Sunny's upcoming film 'Safar.' 'Wo scene shoot ho raha hai', commented a user, while another wrote, 'Haters are spreading fake news regarding this video that Sunny paji spotted drunk at Juhu. He is shooting #Safar directed by Shashank Udrapurkar.' Meanwhile, Sunny is currently keeping busy with multiple projects. He is all set to feature in Rajkumar Santoshi's 'Lahore 1947', which will be produced by Aamir Khan. Also, according to reports, Dharmendra's son is in talks for 'Border 2.' Apart from this, Sunny also has the sequel of 'Apne' in the pipeline. For more news and updates, stay tuned to ETimes.
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