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Home / Photo Gallery / Film Personalities Pay Homage To Manoj Kumar At Prayer Meet

Film personalities pay homage to Manoj Kumar at prayer meet

Aamir Khan, Farhan Akhtar, Jaya Bachchan join Bollywood celebs honour the iconic actor
Agencies
Updated At : 01:42 PM Apr 07, 2025 IST

  • Bollywood actor Esha Deol arrives to attend a prayer meeting organised in memory of actor Manoj Kumar, in Mumbai, Sunday, April 6, 2025. PTI

  • Bollywood actor Aamir Khan arrives to attend a prayer meeting organised in memory of actor Manoj Kumar, in Mumbai, Sunday, April 6, 2025. PTI

  • Bollywood veteran actor Asha Parekh at prayer meeting of late actor Manoj Kumar in Mumbai on Sunday. ANI

  • Bollywood actor Jaya Bachchan at prayer meeting of late actor Manoj Kumar in Mumbai on Sunday. ANI

  • Bollywood actor Ranjeet along with his wife Aloka Bedi at prayer meeting of late actor Manoj Kumar in Mumbai on Sunday. ANI

  • Bollywood actor Prem Chopra at prayer meeting of late actor Manoj Kumar in Mumbai on Sunday. ANI

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