Hema MaliniBollywood’s ‘Dreamgirl’ celebrates 60 years as a dazzling part of cinema indian movies. Including senior stars JetandraShatrughan Sinha and Rakesh Roshan were present, in whose presence the 77-year-old actress completed her Diamond Jubilee celebrations. One particular interaction between Jeetendra and Hema Malini won the hearts of fans when these clips surfaced online.Below is Jeetendra’s tribute to Hema Malini at the grand celebration.
Jeetendra says Hema Malini ‘looks very charming’
During Hema Malini: Live in Concert, many esteemed Bollywood veterans joined the actress in the celebrations while also remembering the late legendary actor Dharmendra. “she is [Hema Malini] Looks very charming. “Hum toh khatara hi reh gaye,” Jeetendra quipped as he sat next to the actress on stage, emphasizing that while he was old, the actress remained as young as ever.The 84-year-old appreciated the actress for remaining vibrant and dynamic after decades on screen, adding that age had no impact on her temperament. In response, Hema Malini shared lovely words about him and his evergreen looks. “You look as good as ever,” she coyly said in the video that went viral on social media.
About Hema Malini Celebrations
Jeetendra participated in the celebrations along with Hema Malini, Shatrughan Sinha and Rakesh Roshan. The ‘Himmatwala’ actor, who was wearing a stylish black bandhgala sherwani with a gold brooch, entered the venue smiling with Roshan, who was wearing a gray patterned kurta. After some time, Sinha walked in wearing a royal blue kurta. Meanwhile, Hema Malini dazzled in an embellished peach saree with plenty of white and pink diamonds and a permanent smile on her face.Malini has starred opposite Jeetendra in several hit films, including “Khushboo”, “Kinara”, “Gehri Chaal”, “Burning Train” and “Hum Tere Aashiq Hain”. The actress has worked with Sinha in “Kranti”, “Baghavat”, “Naseeb” and “Hum Se Na Takrana”. Additionally, Rakesh Roshan and Hema Malini shared screen space in ‘Ek Kunwari Ek Kunwara’, ‘Aankhon Aankhon Mein’ and ‘Khandaan’.
