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Prime Video’s The Boys proves Bobby Deol isn’t a ‘Baby’ in a hilarious video!
Mumbai: The internet adores actor Bobby Deol, also known as Lord Bobby, as their favourite on-screen bad boy. However, a recently released video might change that perception! Known for his action-packed roles in films like “Ajnabee,” “Naqaab,” and “Humraaz,” and characters such as Abrar in “Animal” and Baba Nirala in “Ashram,” Bobby Deol is no stranger to blood, gore, and violence. But in Prime Video’s Emmy-Award-winning series The Boys, the formidable Bobby transforms into ‘Baby Deol’—a look that his devoted fans could never have imagined. This latest video is sure to leave fans laughing out loud.
Ahead of the release of the highly anticipated fourth season of Supernatural fame Eric Kripke’s genre-bending superhero series The Boys, Prime Video India unveiled a hilarious video with the multifaceted actor. The rib-tickling video showcases instances where Bobby’s rebellious rugged image goes for a toss, as he is referred to as a ‘baby’ by people around him, everywhere he goes. Why, you ask? Turns out, even the rugged action hero finds himself overwhelmed by the diabolical world of anti-heroes in Prime Video’s upcoming Original series – The Boys season four! No matter how many fist-fights, throttling action sequences and edge-of-seat combat Deol might’ve done in his filmography, when it comes to genre-bending extremities of The Boys, even he was forced to cover his eyes! Audiences can expect the madness to only go up a notch in the upcoming season, and Bobby Deol can certainly vouch for it.
The Boys is based on The New York Times best-selling comic of the same name by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson, who also serve as executive producers, and developed by executive producer and showrunner Eric Kripke. The series, from Sony Pictures Television and Amazon MGM Studios, is all set to return with the much-awaited fourth season on June 13 in English, with dubs in Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam languages, only on Prime Video.
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Subedaar puts Indian original cinema on the global map with record-breaking Prime Video debut
MUMBAI: Prime Video has a runaway hit on its hands. Subedaar, the gritty action drama starring Anil Kapoor, has stormed to become the most-watched Indian original movie on the platform in its opening weekend, cracking the Top 10 across 31 countries and landing in 91 per cent of India’s pin codes within days of its March 5 premiere.
The film, a visceral, emotionally-charged story of a retired soldier, Subedaar Arjun Maurya, wrestling with civilian life amid crime and corruption, has struck a nerve. Directed by Suresh Triveni and co-starring Radhikka Madan, Mona Singh, Saurabh Shukla, Aditya Rawal, Faisal Malik, and Khushboo Sundar, the film is already being hailed as a showcase for what Indian original storytelling can achieve on the world stage.
“Subedaar’s success is a reflection of the growing scale and global resonance of Indian storytelling,” said Nikhil Madhok, director and head of originals at Prime Video India. “The film’s emotional narrative, its rooted portrayal of a soldier confronting his toughest battles beyond the battlefield, has struck a chord. Anil Kapoor delivers an acting masterclass, while Suresh Triveni’s solid direction and great performances from the ensemble cast have resulted in love and appreciation from customers across the world.”
Kapoor, 62, has been here before, but rarely at this altitude. Written by Triveni and Prajwal Chandrashekar, with dialogues by Triveni, Saurabh Dwivedi, and Chandrashekar, the film is a production by Opening Image Films in association with Anil Kapoor Film & Communication Network (AKFCN), produced by Vikram Malhotra, Kapoor, and Triveni.
Subedaar streams exclusively on Prime Video in Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu across India, and in over 240 countries and territories worldwide.
For Prime Video, the numbers tell the real story: one weekend, one film, a global footprint, and a very loud signal that Indian original cinema is no longer just travelling well. It’s arriving.
