Abhay Deol is an Indian actor who is known for his appearance in Hindi films.He has appeared in other Hindi films including Honeymoon Travels Pvt. Ltd. (2007), Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye! (2008), Dev.D (2009), Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara (2011), Happy Bhag Jayegi (2016), Zero (2018), and Velle (2021).In 2014, he co-produced the Hindi film One By Two and was the producer of the Hindi film What Are The Odds in 2019. Poster of the film ‘One By Two’.In 2021, he appeared in the television film Spin. Abhay Deol in the television film ‘Spin’.In 2021, he appeared in the web series 1962: The War in the Hills on Disney+ Hotstar. Abhay Deol in the film ‘1962 The War in the Hills’.Abhay belongs to the Deol family and while growing up, he always felt pressure to perform well to maintain his family’s image.In an interview, he said that when he was a kid he always thought of working in Hollywood.In 2009, his name was included in the list of Zoom’s ’50 Most Desirable Hotties.’.In 2014, he had to keep his Juhu flat to take a loan to pay the debt caused by the film ‘One By Two.’.Abhay has worked in the Bollywood industry for almost seventeen years, but he has not received much recognition because he often took roles that were shady and dark. In an interview, he said that he did not like taking typical Bollywood hero roles. In the interview, he further added, Look, everybody has some kind of difficulties. Maintaining stardom is difficult; getting to be a star is also difficult. So it is not about that. It is about believing in yourself. When you are playing the star game you find a lot of people to support you in that but when you are not playing a star game there is less support system around you. You are more on your own and that is what sets it apart. But I won’t say this is more difficult than that, both are difficult. But it is harder to have a system that is supportive around you when you are not playing the star game. There is less attention, less infrastructure, less guarantees and you could say that is difficult. It is a less inhabited space. It is a more lonely space. You really have to be secure with who you are. So there are pros and cons. But at least one of the advantages I find is there is more authenticity in this space and there isn’t in the star space. Not that there aren’t people with agendas around you, you get taken advantage of but that happens in both the cases. It is finding your people and your crew and holding on to them.”.