​Memorable movies of Dharmendra​

​Dharmendra has been one of the most celebrated acting icons of Indian Cinema. He began his acting career in the 1960s with Dil Bhi Tera, Hum Bhi Tere on a salary of Rs 51 only. He then went on to build a robust career for himself where he not only got box office acclaim but also got a lot of love from the audience

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​Dharmendra's portrayal of Veeru in the iconic film Sholay is a cinematic masterpiece. His charismatic and dynamic performance added depth to the character, blending humor and intensity seamlessly. Dharmendra's on-screen chemistry with Amitabh Bachchan became legendary, contributing significantly to the film's enduring popularity and cultural impact.

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​Dharmendra's performance in Chupke Chupke is a comedic gem. Playing the role of Professor Parimal Tripathi, he exhibits impeccable timing and charm. His hilarious portrayal, showcases his versatility as an actor, contributing to the enduring appeal of this classic comedy

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​The narrative of Jugnu revolves around a highly intelligent rogue with a heart of gold, portrayed by Dharmendra, endowed with an exceptional skill for pilfering from even the most fortified establishments.
His charisma and natural flair for both romance and action shine through, making his portrayal memorable



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The film's narrative follows Dharmendra on a quest for vengeance after Ajit brutally murders his parents, creating a compelling "violent revenge" tale. While featuring intense action sequences, the film also incorporates a notable comedic element, described as slapstick comedy, earning it recognition as a masterpiece in comedy. Playing the determined and principled character, he delivers a memorable portrayal that resonates with the film's themes of justice and morality.



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​Dharmendra's performance in Haqeeqat is poignant and impactful. Portraying a soldier in this war drama, he brings depth to his character, skillfully conveying the emotional toll of conflict. Dharmendra's authentic portrayal adds gravitas to the film, contributing to its critical acclaim and lasting resonance.

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​Dharmendra's portrayal in Satyakam is a tour de force, showcasing his versatility and depth as an actor. Playing an idealistic and morally upright character, he delivers a nuanced performance that explores the complexities of truth and integrity. Dharmendra's compelling acting elevates the film into a powerful exploration of human values

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​Dharmendra's performance is heartfelt and poignant. Playing a retired boxer attempting a comeback, he brings emotional authenticity to the role, depicting the struggles of family and redemption.

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Dharmendra makes a comeback on the big screen with Karan Johar's Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani after a long gap. And he proves at age is just a number when it comes to casting, his grace, his charm were very much intact during his performance.

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