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Dharmendra Death: Famous Bollywood actor Dharmendra is no more in this world. The news of his demise has shocked Bollywood as well as his fans. Let us tell you that recently he was admitted to the hospital due to difficulty in breathing. He was discharged after a few days, after which he was recovering. However, the news of his sudden demise has created a wave of mourning.
Dharmendra is called the He-Man of Bollywood. He has given many successful films in his career. He has definitely had some film with every big actress, but apart from the film world, Veeru of Bollywood has also tried his hand in politics. Even though he was not successful in this, for some time he also followed the path of dream girl. Let us know about it.
Dharmendra had won the election unilaterally
In the 2004 Lok Sabha elections, when Bollywood’s Veeru entered the fray instead of the working-over-out route, the result was both exciting and left questions. Dharmendra contested the election from Bikaner in Rajasthan on BJP ticket and won unilaterally, but his political story was not as simple as his film image. Dharmendra’s entry into politics there was presented in a completely filmy style. According to senior journalist Rashid Kidwai’s book ‘Leader-Actor: Bollywood Star Power in Indian Politics’, Hema Malini’s activism was one of the reasons behind her campaign.
Hema also campaigned vigorously for her husband
Quoting from the book, it is said that Hema campaigned vigorously for her husband, and her star campaigner identity helped Dharmendra comfortably get the ticket and victory. But with the victory came expectations and criticism. Allegations were made that Dharmendra rarely attended Parliament and his participation as an MP was limited. Some said they found it difficult to assimilate into the role of MP.
Why did you want to become a dictator?
While stating his position in an interview with the media, Dharmendra had said that “I do not know at all about the philosophy of BJP, but I only know that if I had been a dictator for five years, I would have cleaned up all this ‘filth’.” This statement became popular in political circles and the opposition also tried to capitalize on it. At the same time, BJP also defended some of his sarcasms. According to the book, Dharmendra ran the election campaign completely in film style. He had clearly said that if he became MP, he would eliminate corrupt people.
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