MumbaiDharmendra's family always stayed away from the limelight. His sons became part of the industry when they grew up. Bobby Deol now said during an interview that when he was younger, StarKids did not allow to attend the birthday parties. His father did not want them to become artificial like the people of the industry.

… So that stay away from artificiality
Bobby Deol said in a conversation with instant Bollywood, 'Whenever there was a starkid's birthday, Papa would never let me go. I now tell them that you should not have done this. At that time it seemed a big thing. Then got into a habit, I don't think much about it now. Papa never wanted us to mix with the film industry because the industry is very artificial. So he wanted us to keep us away from artificiality.

There were no parties at home
Bobby told that there was no industry -like atmosphere at his house. When Dharmendra got love somewhere, they were surprised to see. Bobby said, 'We have never had an atmosphere like the film industry. Our family was simple. There were no parties at our house nor did films talk. We used to live like common people. We were never impressed by the film industry. I just got to see that my father used to get a lot of love. Whether I go on the set or see a crowd of people outside the house, I was always surprised to see why my father is getting so much love. '

Bobby used to go to the shoot after bunk school
Bobby told that he used to go on the set of his father's films so that he would not have to go to school. He said, 'I used to go on the set with dad, not because the shoot was to be seen but because good food was there. I wanted to bunk school. I would get up in the morning and go to my father and ask him, I should also go, because I did not want to go to school. They say, okay come on. Then in the evening there was scolding mother. Had there been a mobile phone, my mother would call Dad and ask me to send me to school.