Mumbai, Oct 6 (NationPress) Actress Esha Deol marked a significant milestone in her brother Bobby Deol’s career by giving him a touching shout-out as he celebrated 30 years in the Bollywood industry.

The actress lauded his journey in film, emphasizing his unwavering dedication and impact on Indian cinema over the past three decades. Via her Instagram stories, Esha reshared Bobby’s post, stating, “30 years and lots lots more power @iambobbydeol,” accompanied by heart emojis.

The video montage features posters from the films Bobby Deol has appeared in over the years, including his recent successful release, “Animal.”

In the video, the Soldier actor expresses, “I’ve been a part of some remarkable films throughout my career. But then, Animal changed everything for me. I am grateful and overwhelmed by the love I’ve always received from my fans. To all my supporters who stood by me, I love you, I love you, I love you. I’m just beginning, and I have a long journey ahead.”

Interestingly, Esha Deol’s post also reflects on their previous estrangement, noting that the siblings were at odds for several years before re-establishing their bond.

Dharmendra has been married twice. His first marriage was to Prakash Kaur when he was just 19, and they have four children: actors Sunny Deol and Bobby Deol, along with two daughters, Ajeita Deol and Vijeta Deol. Esha and Ahana Deol are Dharmendra’s daughters from his second wife, actress Hema Malini.

In celebration of his 30-year mark in the industry, Bobby Deol expressed, “30 years of a myriad of emotions on and off screen … all made worthwhile by your love. That fire still burns, and I’m just getting started!”

Bobby Deol has appeared in numerous films, including “Barsaat,” “Gupt: The Hidden Truth,” “Kareeb,” “Soldier,” “Badal,” “Hum To Mohabbat Karega,” “Bichhoo,” “Ajnabee,” “Humraaz,” and “Jhoom Barabar Jhoom.” After experiencing a lull in his career, he later found moderate success with projects like “Apne,” “Yamla Pagla Deewana,” and “Housefull 4.”

Recently, Bobby made a remarkable comeback with critically and commercially successful projects such as “Class of '83,” “Aashram,” “Animal,” “Love Hostel,” and “The Ba***ds of Bollywood.”