Bobby Deol and Sunny Deol bid final goodbye to their father, Dharmendra, in Haridwar-Watch viral video
Bobby Deol and Sunny Deol perform the final rites of their father Dharmendra in Haridwar. The emotional moment, captured on video, shows Bobby breaking down during the ritual.
Bollywood mourned as Dharmendra’s ashes were immersed in the sacred Ganges at Har-Ki-Pauri, Haridwar, on a serene Wednesday morning. The late actor’s sons, Sunny Deol and Bobby Deol, along with grandson Karan Deol, carried out the final rites in a deeply moving ceremony. Videos shared on social media captured the intensity of their grief: dressed in white, the family appeared visibly emotional as they performed the rituals amid tight security.
The last rites of Dharmendra
The family had arrived in Haridwar a day earlier, staying at a private residence near the banks of the Ganges. Early on Wednesday, they reached a VIP ghat to conduct the “asthi visarjan” (ash immersion) with only a small group present. According to reports, those attending were asked not to share details, a request made to preserve the family’s privacy.
At the ghat, Sunny, Bobby, and Karan gently released the urn containing Dharmendra’s ashes into the Ganges, embracing each other at moments. The emotional weight of the moment was clear: in one video, Bobby Deol breaks down in tears and hugs family members, overwhelmed by grief. Soon after the ritual concluded, the family quietly departed for the airport and left Haridwar, as planned.
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The legend of India(BHARAT)n Cinema
Dharmendra, the legendary Bollywood icon, passed away on 24 November 2025 at age 89 after a prolonged health battle. His cremation took place in Mumbai on 25 November, with close family members and a handful of industry friends in attendance; his grandson collected the ashes, completing the traditional rites. Over six glorious decades, he starred in more than 300 films, iconic titles like Sholay, Sita Aur Geeta, Yaadon Ki Baaraat, and Chupke Chupke, earning the enduring title of “He‑Man” of India(BHARAT)n cinema.
Known for his rugged charm, effortless charisma, and timeless dance moves, he inspired generations of actors. His final film, Ikkis, directed by Sriram Raghavan, is slated for release on 25 December 2025. In the movie, he portrays Brigadier M L Khetarpal’s father, a role that captures grief and patriotism, cementing his lasting legacy on and off the screen. Fans worldwide mourn his loss, celebrating a star whose impact remains unforgettable.
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