The Legendary ‘He-Man’ Dharmendra Passes Away at 89

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In a heartbreaking moment for Indian cinema, Bollywood’s beloved “He-Man,” Dharmendra, breathed his last late on November 10, 2025, at Mumbai’s Breach Candy Hospital. The veteran actor, who had been battling prolonged illness, was 89.

Reports confirm that Dharmendra was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit earlier that afternoon after his condition took a serious turn. Despite the medical team’s best efforts, the actor could not be revived. Sources reveal he was on a ventilator, surrounded by close family members as the industry anxiously awaited updates.

For the past week, the megastar had been under critical observation. The hospital restricted visitors as his health fluctuated, creating waves of concern throughout the film fraternity. Late Monday evening, the grim news sent shockwaves across the nation that had adored him for decades.

With a career spanning over 300 films, Dharmendra’s on-screen charisma and rugged charm earned him the title of Bollywood’s “He-Man.” From Sholay to Phool Aur Patthar, his performances defined an era embodying both strength and tenderness, courage and compassion. Generations grew up admiring the star who could make hearts melt with a smile or thunder with a punch.

Just a week before his passing, on November 3, his wife and fellow superstar Hema Malini had spoken briefly about his health. When approached by paparazzi at the airport, she appeared composed yet visibly concerned. Asked about Dharmendra’s condition, she folded her hands and simply said, “I am fine.” Her calm response, in hindsight, carried the weight of quiet worry.

Dharmendra’s passing marks the end of an epoch in Indian cinema one built on timeless films, indomitable spirit, and the warmth of a man who remained humble despite monumental fame. His journey from the heartlands of Punjab to the heart of Bollywood remains an inspiration to countless dreamers.