Salman Khan, the host of Bigg Boss 19, made an emotional statement about the passing of Bollywood legend Dharmendra. On the latest weekend episode, Khan shared that hosting the show after Dharmendra’s death was incredibly tough for him. He revealed that the loss had a deep impact on his heart and left the entire showbiz industry in mourning. Salman Khan, who had a close bond with Dharmendra, said the actor’s passing was a huge and irreplaceable loss.
The 59-year-old actor admitted that, while it was necessary to continue with his hosting duties, he wasn’t in the right emotional state. He stated that he didn’t feel like hosting that week but added, “life goes on.” Khan expressed his sorrow over the loss, acknowledging the significant impact Dharmendra had on Indian cinema. He said the legendary actor’s absence left a void that couldn’t be filled.
Dharmendra passed away on November 24, 2025, at the age of 89, leaving the Indian film industry in mourning. The legendary actor had a profound influence on Bollywood, and his death deeply saddened fans and the entertainment world. Many, including Khan, paid tribute to Dharmendra, remembering him as an irreplaceable figure in the history of Indian cinema.
In addition to the tributes, a video of Dharmendra’s love for the Urdu language went viral on social media after his death. In the video, Dharmendra, sitting next to his son Bobby Deol, shared his admiration for the language. While humorously admitting he hadn’t formally studied Urdu, he expressed a deep connection with it. Dharmendra said, “I am grateful to you, Urdu; in your language, the feelings of my heart have found expression.”
The video captured Dharmendra’s heartfelt emotions toward the language and added a personal touch to his legacy. His words, “Ahsaan mand hun zuban-e-Urdu teera,” resonated with many fans. The tribute highlighted his love for Urdu, showcasing another beautiful side of the legendary actor’s personality.
