Sunny Deol - A student of Shakespeare!

By glamsham.com editorial | Glamsham – Wed 6 Feb, 2013

By Glamsham Editorial

Bollywood actor Sunny Deol might be mostly known for his brawny personality, but what many might not know is that the Deol dude is also a student of theatre and acting and knows quite a lot about William Shakespeare!

Sunny, who had gone to England to study acting, also joined a theater called the Old Web Theater in Birmingham, where he studied about William Shakespeare. Now, it is a well-known fact that Shakespeare is the writer of one of the most renowned love stories 'Romeo And Juliet' and incidentally, Sunny's next flick I LOVE NEW YEAR is a romantic film too, albeit a light-hearted one.

Helmed by the director-duo of Radhika Rao and Vinay Sapru, I LOVE NEW YEAR is a rom-com about two strangers, played by Sunny and Kangana Ranaut, who are brought together by an unusual sequence of events on New Year's Eve. Film releases on 26th April 2013.

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