He-Man No More: Veteran Actor Dharmendra Bids Final Goodbye at 89
Bollywood’s He-Man Dharmendra Passes Away at 89, Just Weeks Before His 90th Birthday: The Indian film industry is in mourning today as legendary actor Dharmendra, fondly known as Bollywood’s He-Man, passed away on November 24th at the age of 89. According to reports from IANS, the veteran star breathed his last at his residence, leaving millions of fans heartbroken.
Earlier today, an ambulance was seen arriving at his Mumbai home, triggering concern among fans and renewing fear as rumors of his deteriorating health had dominated headlines over the past few weeks. This time, however, the tragic news has been confirmed: Dharmendra has said his final goodbye to the world, just 14 days before his 90th birthday on December 8th, 2025.
A Long Battle with Ill Health
Dharmendra had been admitted to Breach Candy Hospital for 11 days due to worsening health. He was placed on ventilator support in the ICU, which earlier led to an outbreak of false death rumors that deeply upset his family.
A video of the actor lying in a hospital bed, surrounded by his wife Prakash Kaur, sons Sunny Deol and Bobby Deol, and his two daughters, had gone viral days ago, offering fans a glimpse of his fragile state.
His Final On-Screen Goodbye
Ironically, today—just hours before the news of his demise—Dharmendra’s first-look poster from his upcoming film “Ekkis” was unveiled. In this emotional farewell to cinema, he will be seen playing the father of actor Agastya Nanda.
The film is scheduled for release on December 25th, 2025, marking Dharmendra’s last appearance on the big screen.
A Glorious Career Spanning Six Decades
Debuting in 1960 with Dil Bhi Tera Hum Bhi Tere, Dharmendra quickly became one of Bollywood’s most beloved stars. With his rugged charm, powerful screen presence, and unmatched versatility, he delivered iconic performances across romance, drama, comedy, and action.
His most celebrated films include:
- Aayi Milan Ki Bela
- Pooja Ke Phool
- Haqeeqat
- Baazi
- Satyakam
- Aayi Sawan Jhum Ke
- Raja Jani
- Loafer
- Chupke Chupke
- Charas
- Dream Girl
- Dharam Veer
- Gajab
- Mera Gaon Mera Desh
- Apne
With a career spanning over 60 years, Dharmendra carved his name into the golden history of Indian cinema, winning the hearts of generations.
Dharmendra’s passing marks the end of an era. As tributes pour in from across the country, fans and colleagues remember him not just as a superstar, but as a warm, humble, and larger-than-life personality who defined Bollywood’s golden age.
The nation mourns the loss of a true legend—Bollywood’s beloved He-Man, Dharmendra.
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