Hailing from a quaint Punjab village, Dharmendra ascended to the pinnacle of stardom during the 1970s in Hindi cinema. Fondly referred to as the 'He-Man' of Indian cinema, Dharmendra was celebrated for his dashing visage and rugged charisma, a precursor to the 'macho man' phenomenon in Bollywood. His on-screen collaboration with Hema Malini resulted in a string of blockbuster hits and eventually blossomed into a real-life union, uniting two of Hindi cinema's most cherished icons. Meanwhile, in the family's cinematic lineage, Dharmendra's elder son, Sunny Deol, carved a niche for himself as a prominent action star during the 1980s, while his younger son, Bobby Deol, captured the hearts of audiences in the 1990s with his striking good looks. Dharmendra has passed away at 89 leaving behind an unmatched legacy.
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Spotted in the city: It's time to sit back and flip through pictures of celebrities who made an appearance in the city throughout the day.
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This Mother’s Day 2025, we celebrate the moms who made us laugh! From quirky comebacks to lovable traits, these on-screen mothers brought comic relief and charm in equal measure. From Daya Ben’s (Disha Vakani) “Hai Maa Mataji!” to Anjali’s (Kajol) “Bade mazakia ho,” here’s a look at iconic performances that prove no one does humour quite like desi moms
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