Actor Manoj Bajpayee also condoled Dharmendra’s death in an emotional post. He wrote, “Dharam ji was my parents’ favorite and one of my childhood heroes. Losing him feels personal. His films, his love for people and the gentle strength he stood for will live with us.”

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Actor and politician Ravi Kishan paid his last tribute to Dharmendra on X. A part of his note read, “The passing of this towering figure of Indian cinema is an irreparable blow to the film industry.”

Kareena Kapoor shared an old picture of Dharmendra with Raj Kapoor and wrote, “Always in power.”

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Sharing a note on Dharmendra’s death, Bhumi Pednekar wrote, “We have lost a legend of Indian cinema. Dharam ji you will be deeply missed. His legacy will always remain an integral part of our cultural memory. My heartfelt condolences to his family, friends and fans. Om Shanti.”

Akshay Kumar recalls his early days when he wanted to become an actor like Dharmendra. He also expressed his gratitude to him for inspiring generations.

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Kapil Sharma has shared an emotional note remembering Dharmendra. His note, roughly translated into Hindi, read, “Goodbye, Dharam paaji, your demise is extremely sad. It feels like I have lost my father for the second time. The love and blessings you gave me will always be in my heart and memories. No one knows better than you how to win someone’s heart in an instant. You will always be in our hearts. May you find a place at your feet.”

PM Narendra Modi condoled his loss, saying, “Dharmendra ji was equally appreciated for his simplicity, humility and warmth. In this hour of grief, my thoughts are with his family, friends and countless fans. Om Shanti.”

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Sharmila Tagore remembered Dharmendra with deep sorrow, remembering his generosity, warmth and the security he provided during their decades-long bond. He paid an emotional tribute to the legendary actor, who passed away at the age of 89.

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Sunil Dutt’s daughter, politician Priya Dutt paid her last tribute to the late actor on X. Sharing an old picture of the late actor with his father, he wrote, “The He-Man of Indian cinema is no more… Dharmendra ji’s passing leaves a void that Indian cinema can never fill. His legacy will continue to inspire generations. Heartfelt condolences to the family in this moment of immense loss. Om Shanti (sic).”

Ali Fazal wrote, “Hello Dharmendra ji. No one says goodbye to a legend. Your memories remain with us forever. Our condolences to the entire family.”

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Isha Koppikar paid last tribute to Dharmendra. He shared his tribute in a series of posts on Instagram.

Akshay Kumar was seen attending Dharmendra’s funeral.

Amidst the huge crowd of actors, Anil Kapoor also reached Pawan Hans to bid last farewell to the Bollywood star.

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Boman Irani paid tribute to Dharmendra on social media. He wrote, “It is painful to write this… But, as we rewind the reel of happiness that he brought to millions like me, tear drops fall down one’s cheeks with gratitude and awe. Strong beauty on the face, yet he exuded kindness like no other. Sharp when he had to be and yet childish and funny on other days. He had something for everyone. Romantic for some, manly for others, but all As he stands on that vast water in the Tank in the Sky, we say goodbye and will be forever grateful for the wonderful memories.”

Actor and filmmaker Farhan Akhtar thanked late Dharmendra for “six decades of entertainment” in a touching Instagram post.

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Salman Khan arrived for his last glimpse.

Shilpa Shetty paid tribute to Dharmendra on social media. “I have had the privilege of working with many talented actors, but no one has a bigger heart than you. Your talent, charm and good looks were just the beginning but your humility, simplicity and kindness were so inspiring. You were a true original, a shining star who touched many hearts. Rest in peace. Dharamji, you will be missed. Om Shanti (sic)”

Filmmaker Karan Johar shared an emotional post paying his final tribute to the He-Man of Bollywood.

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Designer Manish Malhotra paid his last tribute to Dharmendra on social media. He wrote, “Rap legend Dharam ji… I’m looking at him in admiration in this picture on the sets of Rocky Aur Rani Ki Premkahani… I’m a big fan of his… Loved all his 70s films that I grew up watching… His performances.. His comic timing.. His songs.. His clothes.. His style and being the most handsome macho hero.. Used to meet him on film sets. Warmth and Love…a huge loss to Indian cinema and someone you never wanted to see go…love, respect and admiration Dharamji forever.”

Kajol shared a tribute for Dharmendra. Sharing a picture of Dharmendra with his son Yug, she wrote, “OG of a good man is gone and the world is poorer for it.. Somehow it seems like we are only losing the good ones in it. Kind at heart and loved always. RIP Dharamji.. with love always.”

Dharmendra’s last rites were performed at Pawan Hans cremation ground. The Deol family including Amitabh Bachchan, Aamir Khan, Hema Malini, Jaya Bachchan, Esha Deol were at the cremation ground.

Aamir Khan was clicked arriving for the last rites of Dharmendra.

Dharmendra’s wife Hema Malini and daughter Esha Deol were seen reaching Pawan Hans crematorium.

In an exclusive conversation with India Today TV, veteran actress Sharmila Tagore remembered Dharmendra. She revealed that she met him for the first time on the sets of Anupamaa.

Actor Amitabh Bachchan reached Pawan Hans crematorium with his son Abhishek.

Actor Dharmendra died at his home in Mumbai on Monday, November 24, at the age of 89, the news agency reported. IANSThe veteran actor was admitted to Breach Candy Hospital earlier this month due to respiratory issues,