Sunny Deol roaming around drunk on the streets late night? Shocking video goes viral!

A video circulating on social media reportedly shows Bollywood actor Sunny Deol wandering the streets of Mumbai in what appears to be a confused state. While the authenticity of the video has not been independently verified, it depicts the star navigating the city alone at night with an unsteady gait. In the footage, an auto-rickshaw approaches him as he crosses a busy street, and the driver assists him by guiding him to take a seat in the rickshaw.

The caption accompanying the 18-second video reads, "Sunny Deol at Juhu circle," accompanied by a red heart emoji. Some individuals on Twitter speculate that the clip may be from the sets of a film he is currently filming, drawing parallels to actor Nana Patekar's recent explanation of an incident on the set of his new film.

It can be very dangerous! pic.twitter.com/heyinDQUKQ

— KRK (@kamaalrkhan) December 6, 2023

In light of the video, some brought up Sunny Deol's previous statements about being a teetotaler. The actor had mentioned in an interview with Mashable India that he has tried alcohol in the past but did not like the taste. "Ye nahi ki maine try nahi kiya… Jab main England gaya tha to maine try kia tha to be part of the society but daaru ka mujhe samajh hi nahi aaya ki itni kadvi, upar se smell itni gandi hai, upar se sar dukhta hai, toh kyun peete hain?" (Translation: It’s not that I didn’t try. When I went to England, I tried to be part of the society but I never understood it. It’s so bitter, such a bad smell, and gives you a headache, so why drink it?) he had stated.

Sunny Deol, known for his roles in iconic films, recently experienced a significant comeback with "Gadar 2," which grossed over Rs 600 crore worldwide, emerging as his biggest-ever hit.

As discussions and debates continue on social media regarding the authenticity and context of the video, it remains to be seen whether any official statements or clarifications will be issued by Sunny Deol or his representatives in response to the circulating footage.