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Dharmendra to launch new restaurant ‘He-Man’ on Valentine’s Day

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Mumbai, February 12

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Bollywood icon Dharmendra is coming up with a new farm-to-fork restaurant named He-Man, which will be inaugurated on Valentine’s Day. The veteran superstar took to Instagram on Wednesday morning to announce his new venture.

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This is Dharmendra’s second restaurant after the popular Garam Dharam Dhaba. He-Man will open on the Karnal Highway.

Dharmendra, who is popularly known as the ‘He-Man of Bollywood’ wrote on Instagram: “Dear friends, after the success of my restaurant ‘Garam Dharam Dhaba’ now I’m announcing a first ever Farm to Fork restaurant called ‘He Man’, friends, I truly appreciate your love, respect and belonging towards me. love you all… your Dharam.” 

The actor also shared an e-invite for his fans, which reads: “Dear fans, with immense joy and gratitude, I want to announce the launch of the first ever farm to fork restaurant called He-Man. Launching this Valentine’s Day 10.30 a.m. on Karnal Highway.” 

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Dharmendra has been working hard to set up his farm-to-fork restaurant for a while now. He keeps sharing videos on social media of his farm, with farmers displaying fresh vegetables like cabbages, gourd, beetroot, brinjals, ladies fingers and fruits. — IANS

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