Sunny on the advice he gave his son Rajveer

Sunny Deol, who tasted humongous success with his last release Gadar 2, is a happy man these days. Apart from his own success, his older son Karan recently tied the knot with Drisha Acharya and his younger son

Rajveer

's movie Dono released in theatres last week.

Recently, in an interview with with Lallantop, Sunny opened up on the professional advice he has given Rajveer.

He said that he gave him the advice that his father (Dharmendra) gave him, ‘Whatever you do, do it from your heart and do what you love, ’ he said. He further said that Deols take films as an art and do not look at them commercially. He further wondered what is a star, and added if your film works, you are a star. He also said that he is seeing the same behaviour in his kids. They are putting effort into playing their characters well and even when they all sit to discuss films, they talk about interesting characters.

Dono is a romantic drama, that is directed by debutant Avnish S Barjatya, son of Sooraj R Barjatya and stars Poonam Dhillon’s daughter Paloma Dhillon opposite Rajveer.
Dono is struggling at the box office and at the end of three days, the movie could not even cross a crore Rs 1 crore. On Sunday, 'Dono' added Rs 30 lakh to its total, which stands at Rs 95 lakh, reports

Sacnilk

.
Dono was released alongside Akshay Kumar’s 'Mission Raniganj' and the

Bhumi Pednekar

ensemble comedy 'Thank You for Coming'. While the Akshay Kumar and Parineeti Chopra starrer drama has been seeing average footfalls and collected over Rs 12 crore, 'Thank You for Coming' earned a total of Rs 4.29 crore at the end of three days.
Talking about the film, 'Dono' is a romantic drama that is set in a wedding. Dev and Meghna, played by Rajveer and Paloma, meet at the wedding and fall in love, but they both have had their hearts broken before.

Speaking about the film, Paloma had told

ANI

, "It is hard for me to put in words what I feel. I can only be grateful to God, my parents, and Rajshri for believing in me and giving me a chance. The production that launched legends like Madhuriji and Bhagyashree Mam, has been my launch pad too, I could not be more honoured. There are too many emotions right now, but it's all a happy feeling. Seeing this kind of response only makes all my efforts feel worth it. I remember I did a very important monologue during an emotional scene on the beach. Unfortunately, it was a day I was very sick. I had a fever & bad cold, with blocked ears, and I could not even hear myself properly. But I did not tell Avnish about it since I knew the whole unit was there & permission was taken only for that day. That day I realized when they say show must go on, what it actually means and that being an actor is not all that easy."