Dharmendra gets clicked by ‘ustaad’ grandson Dharam Deol

Mumbai, January 12 Proud grandfather and veteran actor Dharmendra shared a picture of himself clicked by none other than his grandson Dharam, whom he called ‘ustaad’. Taking to Instagram, Dharmendra treated his fans with a new picture of himself. View...

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Updated At : 05:31 PM Jan 12, 2024 IST

Mumbai, January 12

Proud grandfather and veteran actor Dharmendra shared a picture of himself clicked by none other than his grandson Dharam, whom he called ‘ustaad’. Taking to Instagram, Dharmendra treated his fans with a new picture of himself.

The image captured Dharmendra smiling while looking at the camera.

The photo was clicked by Bobby Deol’s younger son Dharam.

Sharing the picture, he wrote, “A photo by my loving grandson Dharam. I call him “USTAAD”.”

As soon as the photo was uploaded, fans and industry friends flooded the comment section.

Sunny and Bobby Deol dropped heart emojis.

Meanwhile, on the work front, Dharmendra will next be seen in the upcoming romantic drama film ‘Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya’ which also features Shahid Kapoor and Kriti Sanon in the lead roles.

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