RIP Dharmendra Ji: 10 Iconic Dialogues Of The Superstar Fans Remember By Heart

Legendary superstar Dharmendra is no more and its indeed a sad day for the industry and fans of Bollywood. The yesteryear superstar – who would have turned 90 years old on December 8, passed away this morning at Mumbai’s Breach Candy Hospital.

Having been active in he film industry for 65 years – his last film releases this December, Dharam Ji has become synonym with some of Bollywood’s most iconic dialogues. As we remember Bollywood’s He-Man, here’s a look at 10 dialogues die-hard Dharam fans will recite even half asleep.

10 Iconic Dharmendra Ji Dialogues

• Sholay – Basanti… in kutton ke saamne mat nachna
• Yaadon Ki Baaraat – Kutte kamine … main tera khoon pee jaoonga
• Pyare Mohan – Agar t-o ‘to’ hota hai to g-o ‘gu’ kyun nahin hota?
• Sholay – When I dead, police coming. Police coming, budiya going jail. In jail budiya chakki peesing, and peesing, and peesing, and peesing, and peesing
• Loha – Main khodta nahin, sirf dafan karta hoon
• Yamla Pagla Deewana – Oye ilaaka kutton ka hota hai, bhen ke takke … sher ka nahi
• Phool Aur Patthar – Joh aadmi girne se darta hai, woh kabhi khada nahi ho sakta
• Yamla Pagla Deewana 2 – Kitni baar kaha hai … aaish kar, ishq mat kar
• Dharam Veer – Main Dharam hoon… jo dharam ke liye ladta hai
• Life In A… Metro – Dil ke mamle mein hamesha dil ki sunni chahiye

While we noted 10 much-loved and well-remembered dialogues, we are sure the list is small and incomplete. Do share you favourite Dharam ji dialogues with us.

About Dharmendra

Born on December 8, 1935 in Nasrali, Punjab, British India (present-day Punjab, India), Dharmendra passed away on November 24, 2025 at age 89. In an impressive career spanning 65 years, the veteran superstar featured in over 250 films and was even honoured with the Padma Bhushan in 2012. Active till the very end, the actor’s last theatrical release will be Ikkis – a war drama based on the life of Second Lieutenant Arun Khetarpal. The film will shed light on the Battle of Basantar which took place during the 1971 India Pakistan War. It stars Agastya Nanda as 2nd Lt Arun Khetarpal.

On the personal front, Dharam ji is survived by his 2 wives – Prakash Kaur – whom he married in 1954 and actress Hema Malini – whom he married in 1980, his 6 children – Sunny Deol, Bobby Deol, Vijeta, Ajeeta, Esha Deol and Ahana Deol and 13 grandchildren, including Karan, Rajveer and Dharam.

May his soul rest in peace.

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