Suniel: Suniel Shetty reveals his family’s hilarious reaction after watching his action films: ‘They would take medicine for headache’

Suniel Shetty, who was popular for his action-packed films in the 90s, recently revealed that there was a time when his family didn’t appreciate his films but they didn’t tell him that directly.
Spilling some beans about the same, Suniel told ANI, “Even though my films were working, when I came back home the films didn’t work. After showing my parents the film, my wife and my daughter, they said, ‘Very good,’ and then they said, ‘Ramu Saridon hai toh de do ek.”

Suniel Shetty earned the moniker of the action star during the 1990s and featured in numerous hits such as ‘Mohra,’ ‘Gopi Kishan,’ ‘Rakshak,’ ‘Bhai,’ and many more.

In a podcast hosted on Nikhil Kamath’s YouTube channel, Suniel had shared insights into his past, revealing that he used to perform his own stunts during that era. This highlights the actor’s dedication and fearlessness in taking on physically demanding roles, contributing to his popularity as an action star inBollywood.

Suniel Shetty opened up about the impact of trolling on his son-in-law, cricketer KL Rahul. He shared that the trolling affects him deeply, emphasizing how it hurts him more than it affects Rahul and his daughter Athiya. Suniel expressed his concern for Rahul, mentioning that despite the trolling, Rahul remains focused on his performance, allowing his cricket bat to speak for him. This insight sheds light on the emotional toll that online criticism can take on public figures and their close ones.

The actor revealed that he was completely immersed in the 2023 World Cup tournament, to the extent that he watched the entire event while sitting on the floor. Suniel shared, “I didn’t move out of the house. My wife Mana and I were in one room, and nobody was allowed in it. I have sat on the floor watching the entire World Cup, every game with fingers crossed and legs folded.” This anecdote reflects Suniel Shetty’s passionate involvement in the cricket matches, underlining the emotional investment he has in the sport, particularly when it involves his son-in-law KL Rahul.