Recalling a conversation from just a few days before Dharmendra fell unwell, Bobby revealed that the veteran actor was eager to continue working. “It was a couple of days before he felt unwell. He told me, ‘She is your manager, right? Tell her to find work for me,'” Bobby shared, highlighting his father’s enduring love for acting despite decades in the industry.
Speaking about his own journey, Bobby reflected on how his career began by portraying his father’s younger version on screen. “As an actor, I had a great start because I played his childhood role in Dharam Veer,” he said, recalling the iconic film that marked the beginning of his acting journey.
Bobby also opened up about his latest film Ikkis, revealing that it holds a deeply personal significance because it features Dharmendra’s final performance. He shared that he had the privilege of dubbing for his father’s character in the film, making the experience incredibly emotional.
“I got to dub, and he has my voice in the movie. I feel so blessed that I got this opportunity,” Bobby said. He admitted that dubbing for a legend like Dharmendra was challenging but also immensely rewarding. “It was tough dubbing for him, but it was great,” he added.
The actor’s heartfelt revelations offered fans a touching insight into the father-son bond they share, both on and off screen. Dharmendra’s desire to keep working even at 89 reflects the dedication that has defined his illustrious career spanning over six decades.
Bobby Deol’s emotional memories resonated with audiences, serving as a reminder of Dharmendra’s unmatched commitment to cinema and the pride Bobby feels in carrying forward his father’s legacy. His words also made Ikkis even more special, as the film now stands as a cherished chapter in the Deol family’s cinematic journey.
