Hema Malini’s Emotional Tribute to Dharmendra: ‘He Was Everything to Me’

Hema Malini, a renowned actor-turned-politician, has expressed profound grief over the loss of her husband, Dharmendra. In a heartfelt tribute shared on social media, she reminisced about their enduring bond, spanning over 45 years of marriage. Dharmendra, a beloved figure in Bollywood, passed away at the age of 89, leaving behind a legacy of talent and humility.

Malini’s message, filled with emotion, highlighted Dharmendra’s multifaceted role in her life. She described him as a loving husband, a devoted father to their daughters Esha and Ahana, a trusted friend, a philosopher, a guide, and a poet. She emphasized that he was always her source of support, being her ‘go-to’ person during both good and challenging times. His affable nature and universal appeal made him a beloved figure among family members.

The actor’s popularity and talent were further underscored by Malini’s words, stating that his humility and universal appeal set him apart as a unique icon in the film industry. She assured that his enduring fame and achievements would live on forever.

Malini’s tribute also touched upon the personal loss she feels, describing it as indescribable. She mentioned that the void created by his absence will be a constant companion throughout her life. Despite the pain, she cherishes the myriad memories of their togetherness and the special moments they shared.

The couple’s journey began in 1980 when they married, and they welcomed their first daughter, Esha, in 1981, followed by Ahana in 1985. Dharmendra, at the time of their marriage, was already married to Prakash Kaur and had four children. Malini’s tribute also mentioned the love story between Dharmendra and Meena Kumari, who was reportedly ‘crazy in love’ with him.

Dharmendra and Malini’s professional collaboration extended to the 1970 films ‘Sharafat’ and ‘Tum Haseen Main Jawan.’ Their on-screen chemistry was evident in numerous films, including ‘Naya Zamana,’ ‘Seeta Aur Geeta,’ ‘Raja Jani,’ ‘Jugnu,’ ‘Patthar Aur Payal,’ ‘Pratigya,’ and ‘Sholay.’

The actor’s passing on November 24, 2025, at the age of 89, has left a profound impact on the entertainment industry. A prayer meet in his memory is expected to be held in Mumbai, paying homage to his remarkable contributions to Bollywood.

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