Bobby Darling says John ghosted her, was a good friend

It's been a while since one heard about Bobby Darling. While Bobby has been away from the limelight for a while, there's hardly anyone unaware about her. In a recent interview, she opened up on her journey in movies and the friends she made here over the years.

She also revealed that she was very good friends with John Abraham but he has now stopped talking to her.Bobby shared that her breakthrough came with N Chandra’s Style (2001). She said the film gave her two lasting connections—Riya Sen and her mother Moon Moon Sen, whom Bobby fondly called her “second home” during an interview.She also revealed it was Riya who introduced her to John Abraham, recalling how close the three of them once were. “He’s very humble, down to earth and sweet.

But he doesn’t talk to me anymore, nor does he respond to my messages," she said during a chat with Bollywood Thikana. "There was a time when the three of us would go to Prithvi Theatre to have chicken dhansak, a Parsi dish. He liked it a lot. We also used to go to movies often.

That time has passed. But what hurt me the most was when I texted him a year or two ago saying I wished to meet him, he didn’t even reply. How can someone be so rude? He could have at least acknowledged the text,” she added further.

Bobby elaborated, “You interact even with rickshaw pullers… but when an old friend, who once supported you, reaches out, you should at least send a reply. Even if it’s just, ‘I’m busy, we’ll meet some other time’, do send it.”She also spoke about her current challenges and said she's looking for work.Bobby, known for films like Maine Dil Tujhko Diya (2002), Chalte Chalte (2003), Tum? (2004), Page 3 (2005), Kyaa Kool Hain Hum (2005), and Navarasa (2005), was most recently seen in the Bengali TV show Krishnakoli.