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Dharmendra's 90th Birthday: The Deol family has decided to celebrate Dharmendra's 90th birthday on December 8 by inviting his fans to his farmhouse in Khandala. The Bollywood He-Man died at the age of 89, just 15 days away from 90. He was admitted to Mumbai's Breach Candy Hospital earlier this month, but the doctors recommended cautious observation; thus, he was later recovering at home. Dharmendra's legacy spans more than 60 years and remains unparalleled in Indian cinema.

Dharmendra's children, Sunny and Bobby Deol, have decided to honour their father's legacy by visiting his farmhouse, according to a report in the Hindustan Times. However, as per Legend Deols, the time and venue have been updated. The celebrations have now shifted to the late actor's residence in Juhu. They want his admirers to be able to honour the actor as well.

When And Where To Celebrate Dharmendra's 90th Birthday?

Dharmendra's children, who were supposed to meet the fans at the farmhouse, will now greet them at his Juhu residence. There are no passes or registrations needed, so fans are invited to show out in person for Dharmendra's birthday celebration, which was originally scheduled for 1 PM, will now commence at 2.

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The Deol family wants to create a place where those who loved and appreciated Dharmendra may gather and commemorate him, which is why they decided to keep the entry open. The purpose of the gathering is to celebrate what would have been a significant birthday in a peaceful and emotional capacity rather than as a formal celebration. The media has also been given access to the celebration.

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Dharmendra's Timeless Legacy

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With successes like Phool Aur Patthar, Seeta Aur Geeta, Yaadon Ki Baaraat, and Sholay, he became well-known after making his debut in 1960 with Dil Bhi Tera Hum Bhi Tere. He was dubbed "He-Man of Bollywood" due to his remarkable on-screen persona and range of roles. He made appearances in more than 300 movies throughout the years, skillfully switching between humour, drama, and action, winning over audiences of all ages.

Dharmendra continued to work in the film industry into his later years. He appeared in movies like Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani and Yamla Pagla Deewana, and he co-starred alongside his sons in Apne (2007).

 

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