diga Posted November 11, 2025 Posted November 11, 2025 Om Shanti - loved the Chupke Chupke dialogues with Om Prakash (jija-ji)
Gollum Posted November 11, 2025 Author Posted November 11, 2025 1 minute ago, aflacl said: News that he is stable and recovering Strange. Saw big media houses like India Today, ABP, Times Now break this news.
aflacl Posted November 11, 2025 Posted November 11, 2025 Don't know what's true https://m.rediff.com/news/commentary/2025/nov/11/unforgivable-hema-malini-on-fake-news-of-dharmendra-death/99a9bd6240b61cc0237a6a4706b479fe
Vickydev Posted November 11, 2025 Posted November 11, 2025 Apparently he's still alive or maybe they want to delay the news? No idea what's going on. coffee_rules 1
randomGuy Posted November 11, 2025 Posted November 11, 2025 6 hours ago, aflacl said: News that he is stable and recovering It reminds that Rumours of death of Former president Shankar Dayal Sharma were also spread many times.
rkt.india Posted November 11, 2025 Posted November 11, 2025 Dharmendra gave more hit films than any Bollywood hero. 74 hit films to his name. More than Big B and SRK. putrevus and coffee_rules 1 1
Gollum Posted November 11, 2025 Author Posted November 11, 2025 TOI saying he is on ventilator support in the ICU.
zen Posted November 11, 2025 Posted November 11, 2025 (edited) Get well soon Dharamji aka Garam Dharam. I used to enjoy his films a lot. But now feel that most of the action films of 70s have not aged as well as I would have liked mainly because the action and score have come a long way now that the old dishum dishum (a scenes with barrels around is common in those films) and “dhan tan tan” score don’t cut in that well. Usually, 70s action films with special elements stand out now. Dharamji’s acting also feels limited at times but he shines in comedy. Films like Chupke Chupke, Sholay (again he shines in comedy), etc., remain evergreen. His “angry man” performance in Yadoon Ki Baraat is solid too. Ram Balram is a decent watch if watched with realistic expectations. Amitabh’s (similar to Dharmrndra where he does well in action and comedy) generally monotonous acting makes Dharamendra’s performance appear relatively better, if I recall correctly. Edited November 11, 2025 by zen
kepler37b Posted November 13, 2025 Posted November 13, 2025 His iconic dialogue -- "Kutte kaminee mai theraa khoon peejaaoongaa.." singhvivek141 1
singhvivek141 Posted November 16, 2025 Posted November 16, 2025 On 11/13/2025 at 9:09 AM, kepler37b said: His iconic dialogue -- "Kutte kaminee mai theraa khoon peejaaoongaa.." He had that charisma...even Sunny Deol has some iconic dialogue's "Ye dhai kilo ka haath, jab kisi pe padta hai...toh aadmi uthta nahi, uth jaata hai"
crictime Posted November 17, 2025 Posted November 17, 2025 Scene from movie 'Loha'. Tumhari yeh goli lohe ke is sharir paar nahi ja sakti He says this dialogue after he puts his hand up and catches the bullet which Rami Reddy shoots from his gun.
Lord Posted November 17, 2025 Posted November 17, 2025 MSM had killed him in their hunger for TRPs Most underrated superstar. Got typecasted as 'Garam Dharam' despite being a good looking versatile actor.
vvvslaxman Posted November 17, 2025 Posted November 17, 2025 I always wanted this song to be full song featuring Dharam and Hema instead of Amol/Vidya sinha cutting in :). Nice chemistry in this cameo
Nikola Posted November 24, 2025 Posted November 24, 2025 RIP. One of the first films I can completely remember is Sholay, and he played a key role in it.
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