Salman Khan wishes Dharmendra on his birthday.
Salman Khan wished Dharmendra a happy birthday with a sweet throwback photo with the veteran actor.
Dharmendra, the evergreen actor of Bollywood celebrates his 88th birthday on Friday, December 8. Over the years, the veteran star has entertained us with her impeccable acting prowess and on-screen charm. His movies run on television screens even today which are still thoroughly enjoyed by the masses. Salman Khan, who shares a close relationship with the veteran actor, took to social media to wish him a happy birthday.
Salman took to the microblogging site X, formerly known as Twitter, to show throwback photos of him with Dharmendra from his popular reality television show Bigg Boss. In one photo, Salman could be seen kneeling at Dharmendra’s feet and laughing with him as they held hands.
Another photo featured Salman standing behind Dharmendra with his arm on his shoulder. Dharmendra held Salman’s hand and was seen smiling in the photo. Dharmendra looked dapper in a brown blazer which he wore over an all-black ensemble. He completed the look with a hat. Salman, on the other hand, looked handsome in ripped jeans, a black T-shirt and a black jacket.
The photos quickly went viral on social media, with fans flocking to the comments section to express their love for the actors. One person wrote, “The two best-looking men of Hindi cinema ❤️.” Another added, “Happy birthday Dharma versatile actor and living legend.” One person wrote, “Happy birthday Dharmendra sir! Sadabahar adaakar ho aap! Hamesha khush rahein!”
One fan wrote, “Two most handsome hunks of Bollywood .” Another added, “Happy Birthday Dharam Sir. Have a good day you too Salman.” One person commented, “Looking gorgeous .” Another added, “Dharmendra gives fame to the film industry.”
Earlier in the day, as per tradition, a huge number of fans gathered at Dharmendra’s residence in Juhu to wish him on his special day. Sunny Deol also joined him for a photo as they cut a grand 7-tier birthday cake outside their house.
