‘Koffee With Karan 8’: Sunny and Bobby Deol, the ‘unapologetic legacy movie stars’, to grace the couch

The promo of the second episode of ‘Koffee With Karan 8’ has been released and it shows siblings Sunny Deol and Bobby Deol taking over the couch for a candid conversation with filmmaker Karan Johar.

As Karan introduced the sibling pair, he dubbed them as ‘unapologetic and unassuming legacy movie stars’. He applauded them for their consecutive groundbreaking successes.

The episode will see Sunny Deol delving further into his earlier statement that ‘Gadar 2’s collection reports were ‘organic’. Sunny also shared his reaction to his father Dharmendra's kiss in Karan Johar's film, ‘Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani’.

‘Dad can do whatever he likes and he gets away with it,’ Sunny responded to Karan’s query.

While Bobby remarked, ‘Your film Rocky Aur Rani, I loved the film. Humlog mazaak karte rehte hai ki Pappa kiss wiss bhi kar rahe the lekin sab log bolte hai he is so cute (We have been teasing him saying Dad is now doing on-screen kisses too, yet people call him cute).’

Bobby also shared an interesting anecdote about advice given to him by Salman Khan during a rough patch in his career.

The teaser also hints at Karan Johar discussing Sunny Deol’s ‘teddy bear fetish’.

The second episode of ‘Koffee With Karan 8’ will be available for streaming from November 2.

About the first episode

The first guests this season were Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone.

Ranveer described how he fell in love with Deepika on the show. He said, ‘There was a famous or infamous reading for Ram Leela at Mr Bhansali’s house in Versova. I was supposed to meet him before Deepika’s arrival. So I was sitting on the table and the door was on my left. He has these heavy doors and he lives by the seaside. So, these heavy doors open and the gush of wind comes from the sea. There, Deepika enters wearing this white chikankari, hair blowing due to the sea wind just like some sadgi ki moorat. I was like 'Oh My God'!’

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