Is Dharmendra Unwell? Sunny Deol’s ‘Miss You Papa’ Post Worries Fans

Actor Dharmendra and his family are often in the headlines for some reason or the other. This time the actor is in the news due to an Instagram post. Sunny Deol has shared a post on social media, after which the actor known as ‘He-Man’ of Bollywood is now in the news about his health. The ‘Gadar’ actor has increased the concern of Dharmendra’s fans with his post, in which he has written Papa Miss You. This line has scared everyone. Sunny Deol shares a very sweet bond with his father Dharmendra. He often shares something or the other about him on social media, but this time his post has put everyone in worry.

Dharmendra is unwell?

On October 27, 2024, Sunny Deol shared two pictures of his father Dharmendra on his Instagram handle. In the pictures, Dharmendra can be seen smiling happily looking at the camera. He is wearing a checkered shirt in blue color. Sunny captioned the post, ‘Miss you Papa’ and also made a heart emoji with it. People are commenting on Sunny’s post and asking about Dharmendra’s health. Also, Esha Deol and Bobby Deol have commented on this post. Dharmendra’s fans have become tensed about his health.

Sunny Deol’s post increased concern

In the comment section, a fan wrote, ‘@iamsunnydeol sir don’t write miss you, we are afraid that something has happened to @aapkadharam, love you, sir.’ While another wrote, ‘I am scared… who writes like this… love you papa, I understand why miss you… everything is fine.’ Another fan commented, ‘This caption scared me.’ At the same time, one wrote, ‘There is no one like Dharmendra. Lots of love to you, Sunny Deol and Bobby Deol.’

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Border 2’s blast

Talking about Sunny Deol’s work front, the actor is going to be seen in ‘Border 2’. The film will also star Varun Dhawan, Diljit Dosanjh, and Ahan Shetty. The film will be directed by Anurag Singh, who has previously made films like ‘Kesari’, ‘Punjab 1984’, ‘Jatt and Juliet’ and ‘Dil Bole Hadippa!’