Dharmendra Walks Down Memory Lane, Shares Rare Pic of Dilip Kumar and Sunny Deol

Veteran actor Dharmendra took a beautiful trip down memory lane on Saturday. He shared a priceless black and white photograph featuring his elder son, Sunny Deol, alongside the legendary Dilip Kumar. The heartwarming picture shows the late cinema icon playfully punching Sunny’s cheek, a moment filled with love and blessings.

Sharing the rare memory on his social media, Dharmendra wrote, "Dalip saheb ka pyaar bhara duayen dete haath Sunny ko film BETAB ke mahurat par hi naseeb ho gaya tha." Adding heart and evil eye emojis, Dharmendra expressed how blessed Sunny was to receive good wishes from such a great star at the very beginning of his career. He further translated the caption for his fans, saying, "Dilip saab was wishing his best to my son Sunny on the muhuraat of Betaab. He was lucky to meet him."

This emotional post quickly captured the hearts of fans and followers. Many could not stop praising the moment. One social media user commented, "Nice moment captured #DilipKumarji in a lively interaction with Sunny Deol." Another fan wrote, "Dilip saheb ke aarsivad aap aur aapke pariwar pe sada raha. Love you papaji @aapkadharam sir." Messages full of love and nostalgia filled the comment section, showing how deeply people still connect with both Dharmendra and Dilip Kumar.

Talking about Dilip Kumar, he remains one of Indian cinema’s greatest treasures. Known as the 'Tragedy King', his career spanned over five decades. He starred in about 60 films, each performance filled with unmatched grace and depth. Beyond his incredible acting skills, Dilip Kumar was admired for the dignity and humility he carried throughout his life. His contribution to Indian cinema, across various genres and emotions, continues to inspire actors and filmmakers even today. Dilip Kumar left for his heavenly abode on July 7, 2021, at the age of 98, leaving behind a timeless legacy.

Meanwhile, on the work front, Sunny Deol was last seen in the film Jaat. The movie released on April 10 and performed decently at the box office. Directed by Gopichand Malineni, marking his Hindi debut, the film also starred Regina Cassandra, Randeep Hooda, Vineet Kumar Singh, Saiyami Kher, Ramya Krishnan, and Jagapathi Babu.

Dharmendra’s emotional post reminds everyone how memories with legends like Dilip Kumar are truly priceless.