Veteran Bollywood actor Dharmendra has been discharged from Mumbai's Breach Candy Hospital, bringing relief to his legion of fans. The 89-year-old legend was released in the early hours of Wednesday morning and will continue his treatment at home under the careful watch of his family.
Hospital Discharge and Family Support
The Deol family stood firmly by the actor's side throughout his hospital stay, effectively putting an end to the false rumors about his demise that had spread like wildfire across social media platforms earlier this week. His doctor has confirmed that while the immediate hospital care is complete, the beloved star will continue his recovery process in the comfort of his home.
As news of his discharge spread, fans from multiple generations expressed their joy and relief, with many immediately recalling the powerful dialogues that made Dharmendra an unforgettable part of Indian cinema history.
The Legacy of Dialogues That Shaped Bollywood
Long before special effects and high-end visuals dominated Hindi cinema, Dharmendra's raw presence and fearless delivery captivated audiences. His voice became the special effect that generations remember fondly.
Here are ten of his most memorable lines that continue to resonate with fans:
- "Kutte, Kamine, main tera khoon pi jaaunga!" - Sholay (1975) This line became a cultural phenomenon, representing Bollywood machismo at its peak.
- "Basanti, in kutton ke saamne mat nachna." - Sholay (1975) Dharmendra showcased protective love with raw humanity in this iconic scene.
- "Jo darr gaya, samjho marr gaya." - Phool Aur Patthar (1966) This dialogue essentially became his identity, proving courage was his true costume.
- "Na main girta hoon, na mujhe koi gira sakta hai… main insaan hoon, paththar nahi." - Loafer (1973)
- "Mard banne ke liye shareer nahi, himmat chahiye." - Dharam Veer (1977) He defined masculinity in simple yet powerful terms long before it became a global discussion.
- "Main sharabi nahi hoon, bas thoda dard peeta hoon." - Sharafat (1970) Only Dharmendra could make heartbreak sound so profoundly romantic.
- "Bada aadmi woh nahi hota jiske paas paisa ho, bada aadmi woh hota hai jiske paas dil ho." - Anpadh (1962)
- "Hum dosti mein baat karte hain, dushmani mein nahi." - Yakeen (1969) This line showcased his signature calm demeanor amid chaos.
- "Dil bhi hai, dard bhi hai… aur dono ke beech main hoon." - Dream Girl (1977)
- "Uma Ji, shayad aapne khud ko kabhi haste huey nahi dekha. Kabhi chupke se aaine ke saamne jaakar dekhiye aur dekhiye ye hassi kitni khoobsurat hai." - Anupama (1966) This dialogue perfectly captured the warmth and sincerity that Dharmendra consistently brought to the screen.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is Dharmendra's health now? The veteran actor was discharged from Breach Candy Hospital in Mumbai on Wednesday and is currently recovering at home under family care.
What age is Dharmendra currently? The Bollywood legend is 89 years old.
Who are Dharmendra's children? He is the proud father of Sunny Deol, Bobby Deol, Vijeta Deol, Ajeeta Deol, Esha Deol, and Ahana Deol.
Which movie gave Dharmendra his first major hit? His career breakthrough came with the 1966 film Phool Aur Patthar, which established him as a major star.
