Dharmendra steals the show with his dance moves on dhol at Sunny Deol’s Jaat premiere: Watch video

Sunny Deol’s much-anticipated action-packed film Jaat is set to storm theatres this weekend, and the energy surrounding its release is already electric. The grand premiere held in Mumbai on Wednesday night turned into a joyous affair, especially with veteran superstar Dharmendra lighting up the red carpet with his heartwarming presence and infectious energy.
Dharmendra's dhol moment
The red carpet buzzed with excitement as Dharmendra arrived early to support his son. Dressed in a tribal-print button-down shirt in earthy tones paired with classic black trousers, black shoes, and a matching cap, the legendary actor looked effortlessly dapper. But it wasn’t just his outfit that turned heads.
As the dhols roared and flashbulbs popped, the 88-year-old icon broke into an impromptu dance—grooving to the beats with a big smile and signature flair. His spontaneous moves drew cheers from the paparazzi and fans alike, making it a moment to remember from the evening.

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All eyes on the box office
Jaat, directed by Gopichand Malineni, marks his first collaboration with Sunny Deol. The action thriller features a stellar ensemble cast including Randeep Hooda, Vineet Kumar Singh, Regina Cassandra, and Saiyami Kher. For the first time, Sunny shares screen space with Randeep Hooda, who plays the film’s menacing antagonist, Ranatunga.

Early reactions from advance bookings suggest that Jaat is poised for a strong opening when it hits theatres on April 10.

Sunny Deol, riding high on the success of Gadar 2, has a packed slate ahead. He’ll next be seen in Lahore 1947, helmed by Rajkumar Santoshi and produced by Aamir Khan. The actor will also reprise his iconic role in the much-awaited Border sequel, directed by Anurag Singh.
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