Dharmendra, celebrated as Bollywood’s 'He-Man, always held a special affection for South Indian filmmakers. Producer Adiseshagiri Rao — brother of yesteryear superstar Krishna — reminisces about his ...

Dharmendra always had Devdas in his sights. He was a lad of 20 when his idol Dilip Kumar played the ill-fated eponymous lover. He saw the 1955 Bimal Roy film repeatedly, preparing himself mentally for ...

Bollywood star Dharmendra has died in the Indian city of Mumbai at the age of 89. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid tribute to the actor, saying his passing "marks the end of an era in Indian ...

Dharmendra, who passed away today on November 24, was celebrated for iconic roles in films like 'Sholay' and 'Gadar'. His incredible career was a testament to his talent. Beyond the screen, he was a ...

Few journeys in Hindi cinema are as cinematic as Dharmendra’s own rise — a young man from rural Punjab who arrived in Bombay with dreams bigger than his village, and who went on to become one of India ...

Renowned producer Adiseshagiri Rao, brother of legendary Telugu star Krishna and uncle of Superstar Mahesh Babu, fondly recalled his long association with the late veteran star Dharmendra. Recently, ...

Dharmendra was not merely an actor, but a phenomenon in himself. When he crooned the Mukesh number, “mujh ko is raat ki tanhaai mein awaaz na do”, in his 1960 debut film, “Dil Bhi Tera, Hum Bhi Tere,” ...

He had cinematic good looks, irresistible charisma, and, above all, a versatility that allowed him to play poet, charmer, prankster—or fight a tiger, with a bucket no less.

The heartbeat of Hindi cinema’s golden era, who turned raw instinct into cinematic immortality, Dharmendra passed away in Mumbai on Monday (November 24, 2025) due to age-related ailments at 89.

Dharmendra, the original He-Man of Indian Cinema, was admitted to Breach Candy Hospital due to age-related ailments. Here's a look at the veteran actor's journey who has given us memorable roles. Only ...