Veteran actor Dharmendra passed away at 84 on November 24, 2025. His demise marks the end of an era in Indian cinema, where he was celebrated for his iconic roles and charismatic screen presence. Sunny and Bobby Deol recently immersed their father’s ashes in Haridwar. Sunny Deol was seen lashing out at paparazzi for following him and his family during this sensitive time.
In the viral video, Sunny was heard saying, “Kya aap logon ne sharm bech khayi hai? Paise chahiye tere ko? Kitne paise chahiye?” (Have you all sold your shame? You want money? How much money do you want?).”
Sunny Deol Slams the Paparazzi Again
— Rahul Gupta (@RahulGupta25376) December 3, 2025
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Once again, Sunny sir blasted the paparazzi who chase TRP even in moments of deep grief…
During Dharam Ji’s asthi visarjan, they were secretly recording the family with hidden cameras and Sunny didn’t hold back…
He reacted exactly… pic.twitter.com/UOhGyfU9PF
This is not the first time Sunny Deol has got angry at paparazzi. Before Dharmendra’s demise, the veteran actor was moved to his residence for further treatment. Paparazzi were seen outside their house, and Sunny Deol lashed out at them. He was heard saying, “Aap logo ke ghar me maa-baap nahi hai… aapko sharam nahi aati.”
Nikitin Dheer, who recently lost his father, actor Pankaj Dheer, also expressed his anger at paparazzi as well for their insensitive coverage of Dharmendra.
Condemning the paparazzi’s coverage of Dharmendra’s health, Nikitin wrote on Instagram, “I lost a piece of my heart recently and witnessed first-hand how despicable the so-called paparazzi can be. It doesn’t feel like you’re talking to fellow human beings, it feels like you’re encircled by vultures. I have lost a lot of respect for them when I saw the way they filmed Shri Jeetendra and used his vulnerability for views.”
Dharmendra, lovingly called He-Man of Bollywood, was one of the most successful actors in Indian film industry. In a career spanning over six decades, he gave several blockbuster movies. He is survived by his two wives, Prakash Kaur and Hema Malini and his six children.
