Bobby Deol Opens Up About Sleeping in His Parents’ Room Until Age 14

“I got used to it because my father would always sleep with the lights on. I was fortunate to share a room with my parents until I was 14. My mother often suggested I sleep alone, but our living situation in a joint family made it challenging,” Bobby explained.

He added that this habit of keeping the lights on continues to influence him. “I really don’t like sleeping in the dark. It’s interesting because while some believe in turning off lights for better sleep, I always need some light. My wife and I even installed a night light because of this,” he shared.

Bobby fondly recalled his childhood, where rooms were shared among siblings. “My sisters had one room, and my brother had another. I often cried when I had to leave my parents’ room, but I eventually got used to it. Now, I enjoy my independence, but the closeness with family still prevails,” he reflected.

Through his stories, Bobby gave us a glimpse into the affectionate dynamics of the Deol family, showcasing their traditions and the warmth they share.