Why did Ajinkya Deo hate crowds mobbing Ramesh Deo as a child?

At 50, actor-director Ajinkya Deo has an interesting line up of films in his kitty.
The actor will be essaying lead roles in four upcoming Marathi projects- Anil Kakade���������s 'Thoda Tuzha Thoda Mazha', 'Nati'- a film loosely based on actor Jiah Khan, Shilpa Shirodkar���������s debut Marathi project 'Sau Shashi Deodhar' and 'Bheja Fry' director Sagar Ballary���������s debut Marathi venture 'Bhatukli'.Ajinkya says, ���������Good roles are being scripted for mid-age actors today. I think they are being pulled up as they have aged well and scripts have become real.���������
With plans to yet again direct a Marathi film in the future after his first directorial venture 'Jeta', the actor says Marathi cinema needs a good distribution network. ���������Only a handful of films are marketed well. The industry requires a strategic distribution policy. I don���������t have an idea of how it can come through, but if successful producers-distributors get together, it might be feasible,��������� says Ajinkya.
Talking about his star parents Ajinkya says his actor-father Ramesh Deo���������s energy and enthusiasm about cinema has influenced him a lot. ���������Dad���������s passion for cinema is something that I have always adored. My mom landed in films by chance but my father is really passionate about acting. In fact, I am an actor today only because my dad dreamt that I would become one, otherwise I was averse to even facing the camera. I remember as a child, when I would travel with my parents my dad would get mobbed by crowds. I used to hate that as it meant losing out on my time with him. Of course with age I outgrew the thought,��������� he smiles.