Today is 85th birthday of Bollywood superstar Dharmendra. Today on this special occasion, we are telling you his love story with Hema Malini. Bollywood veteran actor Dharmendra and actress Hema Malini are one of Bollywood’s favorite couples. Dharmendra and Hema Malini also got married in a very interesting way. Apart from Dharmendra, Hema loved Jitendra and Sanjeev Kumar and wanted to make her their life partner. During that time there were also reports that Jitendra and Hema Malini have decided to get married and they are in Chennai (erstwhile Madras). It is said that there was news that Dharmendra reached Chennai with Shobha and there Shobha saved the ruckus. Due to which Hema and Jitendra could not get married. Later Hema and Dharmendra get married.
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Dharmendra and Hema married in the year 1980. It is said that it was not easy for Hema to marry Dharmendra. Because Dharmendra was already married. Actually, Dharmendra’s first wife refused to divorce him. Dharmendra is said to have adopted Islam to marry Hema Malini. Dharmendra’s name was changed to Dilawar Khan and Hema’s Ayesha B. After this both of them got married. Dharmendra and Hema, however, never publicly acknowledged this. Hema and Dharmendra have two daughters Esha and Ahana Deol.
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Let us tell you that Dharmendra has recently announced the film ‘Apne-2’. Apart from Sunny, Bobby, Karan Deol will also be seen in the film. Dharmendra is excited about working with Sunny, Bobby and Karan in Apne-2. Talking about the film, he said, “Apne” was one of the best films of my life. Due to the commendable efforts of the entire unit, you got a great response. Now I am very happy because in ‘Apne-2’ I am getting a chance to work with my whole family sons Sunny and Bobby and Grandson Karan. It will also be a special film and I am eagerly looking forward to the shoot.
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