Hema Malini denies rumors of rift with Sunny, Bobby; cites Dharmendra’s strong values
Hema Malini, while talking about the rumors of rift with Sunny and Bobby Deol, stressed that the family remains united under the values given by Dharmendra. He also opened up about not attending the screening of Border 2.
Recently actor and politician Hema Malini addressed rift speculation Within his family. The 77-year-old dismissed reports that she does not get along with Deol’s sons Sunny Deol and Bobby Deol and their mother Prakash Kaur.
talking to Hindustan TimesMalini stressed that her late husband, actor Dharmendra, has imparted strong values to all his children and the family is united.
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“Papa is there, I will do everything for Papa. (There is Papa, and everyone will do anything for Papa.) Be it Child (Isha, Ahana) or They Child (Sunny, Bobby) All of them were very fond of Dharam ji. They love each other very much. There is no negativity at all among the family. Where is negativity when there is Dharamji? Dharam ji was the source of love, strength and values that he imparted to her,” he said.
Hema Malini on not attending the screening of Border 2
Malini also clarified why she could not attend the special screening of Sunny border 2However, his daughters, Isha and Ahana, were present to support the actor. The actor said, “I was also invited, but I couldn’t come. They were very keen that I come and watch the film.”
He said the family does not believe in public displays of affection. He said, “We don’t display all these moments publicly, and why should we? This is all within our family, and why should we expose it? People should understand instead of talking about it. We are all fine, and we will deal with this void.”
Malini continued speaking Dealing with your personal grief After the death of Dharmendra. He said that he is ready to return to films if offered a suitable role. “If I get a good film role, I will definitely do it.” Nothing good comes. (Nothing good actually comes my way). “I’m not sure about OTT,” he said about returning to cinema.
However, she confirmed that she has been actively dancing to keep herself mentally and physically fit. He also revealed that Dharmendra always loved watching him act.
“Dharam ji loved watching me dance and used to say that I should never stop as it is important to stay mentally and physically fit. Even during the shooting, I used to do my dance.” Guru ji Along with me, Dharam ji also became friends with him. They also loved watching the girls dance and appreciated that we were maintaining the Indian tradition,” he said.
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The actor further revealed how Dharmendra’s death affected those who knew him and worked with him. Malini said in the same interview that their loss was too great to be compensated for and that “everyone is deeply saddened.”
He said, “They keep coming to me and saying ‘I am missing Saab, I used to give tea to Saab.’ (We are missing Saab; I used to serve tea to Saab.) So you can imagine how much we are missing him.”
Dharmendra died on November 24, 2025 in Mumbai surrounded by his family. The actor, best known as the He-Man of Bollywood, is survived by his two wives, Prakash Kaur and Hema Malini, and six children: Sunny, Bobby, Ajita, Vijeta, Esha and Ahana Deol.
