Bollywood

Sunny Deol Shares An Adorable Picture With Father Dharmendra, Call Him His Happiness

Darpan News Desk IANS, 29 Nov, 2019 10:47 PM

Sunny Deol recently posted a picture filled with “happiness”, while sitting next to his father Dharmendra.

In the picture, the veteran actor can be seen wearing a white shirt with a big smile, and a book in his hand. On the other hand, Sunny is leaning on the chair, while donning a mauve shirt.

Along with the picture, Sunny wrote: “Happiness”.

View this post on Instagram

#happiness

A post shared by Sunny Deol (@iamsunnydeol) on Nov 16, 2019 at 8:08pm PST

The heartfelt post received several comments.

One user wrote: “Love you legends”, another said: “Pic of the day. Lots of love to you both. Happiness, good health and peace of mind is being wished right now for today and forever”, one commented: “Love you Papaji & my dear sir”, one said: “OMG TWO LIVING LEGENDS”, one wrote: “He is most humble and most good looking man in Bollywood”.

Prev Next

MORE Bollywood ARTICLES

Badshah Collaborates With J Balvin, Major Lazer

Indian rapper Badshah has collaborated with "Mi gente" hitmaker J Balvin and American electronic dance music group Major Lazer for official remix of "Que calor".

Badshah Collaborates With J Balvin, Major Lazer

Lata Mangeshkar Is Doing 'Much Better'

Melody queen Lata Mangeshkar is on her way to recovery after being hospitalised for viral chest congestion.

Lata Mangeshkar Is Doing 'Much Better'

Resist Attempts To Curb Freedom Of Expression: Shabana

Iterating that India has always celebrated pluralism and composite culture, veteran actress Shabana Azmi on Friday declared that any attempt to curb freedom of expression "will be resisted and must be resisted".

Resist Attempts To Curb Freedom Of Expression: Shabana

Sona Mohapatra's Reply To Anu Malik's Open Letter: Go To Sex-Rehab

On Thursday evening, Malik in his open letter on social media claimed that he feels "cornered" and "suffocated". The composer shared that he is going through a "dark phase", is "traumatised" and wants justice.

Sona Mohapatra's Reply To Anu Malik's Open Letter: Go To Sex-Rehab

Big B Concerned Over Future Of Movie Theatres

Bollywood icon Amitabh Bachchan on Friday suggested that films should be released first on big screens and then on online platforms and devices, but cautioned that realistic pricing of tickets and good content were a must to draw people out of their sofas.