Hema Malini discusses living in a different house from Dharmendra and claims she doesn't 'feel awful' about her unusual marital life.
One of Bollywood's most lasting couples is Hema Malini and Dharmendra. They married in 1980, when Dharmendra was already married with four children, and went on to live an unusual existence. Hema stated that she accepts life as it comes and does not have time to grumble. It was pointed out to her in an interview with Lehren Retro that she has become a feminist symbol of sorts because she decided to live in a separate house from Dharmendra and raise their two girls. Despite their odd living situation, Hema emphasized that Dharmendra 'has always been there' for them.
"Nobody wants to be like that," she explained. You must accept what happens automatically. Otherwise, no one will want to spend their lives in this manner. Every woman desires a spouse and children, like in a typical household. But it somehow got out of the way... I'm not upset about it, nor am I moping over it. I'm pleased with myself.
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I have two children, whom I have raised extremely nicely." Hema Malini stated that she has long been a devotee of a 'guru ma,' who has helped her not just in her job, but also in critical personal junctures such as this. The actress expressed gratitude to Dharmendra for being 'always there' for their children. "
Dad was concerned, saying, 'Shaadi hona Chaiye Bachchon ka Jaldi (The gets should be married immediately).' 'Hoga (It'll happen),' I replied. The proper individual will appear when the timing is right. Everything happened because of God's and Guru Ma's graces."
Hema and Dharmendra married in 1980. Dharmendra was already married to Prakash Kaur at the time, with whom he had four children: boys Sunny and Bobby, as well as daughters Ajeeta and Vijeta. He has two daughters with Hema, Esha and Ahana. Hema, Esha, and Ahana did not attend Dharmendra's grandson, Karan Deol's, recent wedding festivities, prompting the legendary actor to send an emotional statement on social media for them.
