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Sunny Deol Reveals His Dad’s Deep Bond with Manoj Kumar

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New Delhi [India], April 7 (ANI): Tollywood celebrity
Sunny Deol
spoke about his dad and the experienced actor
Dharmendra
‘ closeness to the deceased
Manoj Kumar
.

During his interaction with the press, he stated, “Both of them worked in the same field. He was like a father to all of us, and from our early days, I witnessed their close relationship as they were friends too. My father shared an excellent bond with him. To put it simply, the movies he made revolved around India, and we cherished those deeply. It was through him that the tradition of patriotism began.”

He remembered his father recounting an event to him just prior to heading to the Capital. “Dad mentioned that before arriving here, during the initial days with Manoj ji, they faced financial struggles as money wasn’t abundant.”

Sunny was in the capital for the ‘
Jaat
‘press briefing alongside
Randeep Hooda
, Vinay Kumar Singh, and others.

“When Manoj ji had some money, he used to go shopping for clothes and would tell my father, ‘Aa lele Dharam, tu vi lele do kameezaan.’ It was truly a wonderful relationship they shared. In my opinion, those times were amazing and cannot be replicated today,” he mentioned.

Veteran star
Dharmendra
On Saturday, I went for a walk down memory lane and posted an old photo alongside the ‘Kranti’ star.

The nostalgic photo captures the duo exchanging bright grins.

In his caption,
Dharmendra
indicated that those times shared together will forever be etched in his memory.
Manoj Kumar
.

“Manoj, my dear friend, your company will make every moment unforgettable,” he wrote as the caption for the post.

Dharmendra
also stopped by at
Manoj Kumar
‘ place of stay following his discovery of his end.

Manoj Kumar
was cremated with state honors at the Pawan Hans crematorium in Mumbai on Saturday. The ceremony was attended by notable Bollywood personalities such as Amitabh Bachchan, Abhishek Bachchan, Salim Khan, and Arbaaz Khan.

The renowned actor and director breathed his last at 4:03 am on April 4 at the Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital in Mumbai following a long battle with an ailment.

Kumar, born as Harikrishan Goswami on July 24, 1937, in Abbottabad (which now lies within Pakistan), emerged as an iconic personality in Indian cinema during the decades of the 1960s and 1970s.

He was lovingly referred to as “Bharat Kumar” due to his memorable performances in nationalistic movies like Upkar, Purab Aur Paschim, and Shaheed. Besides his work as an actor, he also left a substantial mark as both a director and producer.

His first film as a director, Upkar (1967), earned him the National Film Award for Second Best Feature Film. (ANI)

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