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Hema Malini to spend 66th birthday with family

Darpan News Desk IANS, 15 Oct, 2014 12:06 PM

Veteran actress and parliament member Hema Malini, who will turn 66 Thursday, will spend her birthday with her family in Mumbai.

"Will be in Mumbai with my family for my bday and then go to Mathura for a few days where I will oversee preparations for the Cleanliness Drive," Hema posted on her Twitter page Wednesday.

Popularly called Bollywood's 'dream girl', Hema is a Bharatiya Janata Party's Lok, Sabha member from Mathura.

She divides her time between Mumbai, Mathura and other cities to fulfill her personal and professional duties.

Married to "Sholay" star Dharmendra, the actress has two daughters - Esha and Ahana - who are both married and well-settled now.

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