We have lost the soul of Hindi cinema, Anil Mishra expressed deep sorrow

Mumbai. Bollywood and the film industry are mourning today. Dharmendra, the legendary actor who graced film lovers and the film industry for decades with his acting, life, and simplicity, has passed away today. The most beautiful thing to emerge from this sad moment is Anil Mishra, President of the Dadasaheb Phalke International Film Festival (DPIFF), speaking to Hind Ekta Time, expressing his deep regret, reverence, and respect. Anil Mishra said, “Dharmendra ji was not just a star; he was our role model, our guardian.” He explained that whenever he had the opportunity to meet Dharmendra ji, he felt blessed to receive his blessings and affection, and he felt very fortunate. Today, with the passing of Dharmendra ji, Bollywood has lost a strong and powerful entity. Anil Mishra further stated, “His presence wasn’t just in films; he was a part of our hearts, our memories, our culture. He gave Hindi cinema a soul that made us proud to call Hindi films our own.” He appealed that in this hour of grief, Dharmendra’s family, his co-workers, his fans, and the entire film industry should unite and honor him, ensuring that the dignity of his personality, his simplicity, his honesty, and his contributions are always remembered. He added, “What remains undiminished is his love, his memories, his affection. He may be dead, but his impact will never fade.” This statement has instilled a sense of unity and reverence not only among Dharmendra’s fans but also among the entire film industry. Today, there is a pain that is difficult to put into words, but Anil Mishra’s words capture a form of that pain, filled with reverence, respect, and love.