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Exclusive: "He Used to Pamper Me..."- When Rajveer Deol Spoke About His Grandfather Dharmendra_我的网站
A | Legendary actor Dharmendra, also known as Bollywood's He-Man, passed away today, leaving a void in the industry. Ever since the news broke, not just his fans, but the industry folks have been sharing tributes on social media and recalling their association with him. A couple of years back, Filmfare had spoken exclusively to Rajveer Deol, Dharmendra's grandson and Sunny Deol's son about his grandfather. He spoke to us about the things he learnt from the veteran actor and his bond with him. Talking about his bonding with Dharmendra, Rajveer said, "He used to pamper me, giving me literally anything I asked him. I was close to him growing up. And so was my brother. I’ve learnt from him that the main thing is the craft of acting; that stardom is something I should not really pay attention to. And if it comes, it comes. It’s not something you chase." Sunny Deol’s younger son Rajveer Deol made his debut in Dono, directed by Sooraj Barjatya’s son Avnish and co-starring Poonam Dhillon’s daughter Paloma. Talking about how Dharmendra was always a fan favourite, he continued, "And I love that. It feels good just to see him connect with fans. He puts himself out there completely and he responds to people he interacts with." Asked whether he grew up watching his grandfather’s films, Rajveer answered, "I’ve watched a lot of movies starring my father, grandfather, and even my uncle, Bobby Deol. But those weren’t the only movies I’ve watched. I’ve seen a lot of world cinema and regional cinema as well." Dharmendra made his debut in 1960 and quickly became a superstar. He was known for his versatility, mastering roles from the romantic hero to the tough action star. His career boasts over 300 films, many of which are considered classics today. Some of his most memorable performances include the iconic role of Veeru in the cult classic Sholay, as well as memorable performances in Phool Aur Patthar, Seeta Aur Geeta, Chupke Chupke, Dharam Veer, and Pratigya. His natural charm and powerful screen presence earned him millions of fans worldwide.Also Read: Exclusive: Rajveer Deol on taking his father Sunny Deol and grandfather Dharmendra’s legacy forward。
Authorities across Shanghai, Zhejiang, and Fujian have ramped up emergency measures as Typhoon Dolphin approaches China's eastern coast, with multiple cities in Zhejiang and Fujian suspending work, transport, and ferry services.
China's meteorological authority on Saturday upgraded its emergency response for Typhoon Dolphin to Level III and raised the typhoon warning from yellow to orange as the 13th typhoon of 2026 moves closer to the country's eastern coast, according to the Xinhua News Agency on Saturday.
Typhoon Dolphin was located about 500 kilometers east of Wenzhou, East China's Zhejiang Province, at 10 am on Saturday, packing maximum winds of 45 meters per second and classified as a strong typhoon, according to Wang Haiping, chief forecaster at the National Meteorological Center, Beijing Daily reported on Saturday.
The typhoon is expected to bring strong winds to Zhejiang from Saturday to Monday, with gusts reaching force 13 to 16 in parts of the East China Sea and exceeding force 16 near the storm's center, said Jia Yan, chief forecaster at the Zhejiang Meteorological Observatory.
Heavy rain is expected to continue through Wednesday, with the heaviest downpours forecast from Saturday night into Monday.
Meteorological authority warned that the powerful, large-scale storm could sweep across Zhejiang, bringing prolonged strong winds and heavy rain to both coastal and inland areas, and urged precautions against potential typhoon-related disasters.
In order to minimize the impact of the typhoon, Zhejiang ordered the suspension of all port operations and passenger ferry services along the province's coast as of 8 am on Saturday, while work at all 193 water-related construction projects had been halted. A total of 474 construction vessels had also been moved to safe waters to shelter from the typhoon, according to reports from CCTV News.
Zhejiang has also suspended or postponed 23 cultural and tourism events across the province in response to the typhoon. Tourism authorities have issued typhoon alerts to all travel agencies, with 1,698 tourists relocated and 364 tour groups advised to cancel their trips, according to media reports.
So far, a total of 294 cultural and tourism venues and 230 high-risk tourism projects have been closed. All 37 coastal scenic areas were shut down from 6 pm on Thursday, while 155 water-related tourist attractions were closed from 6 pm on Friday.
As of noon on Saturday, 40 passenger ferry routes along the coast of East China's Fujian Province had been suspended, with 76 passenger vessels taken out of service. All 115 coastal water construction projects in Fujian had also been suspended, and 290 construction vessels had been moved to safe waters. Meanwhile, the Fujian Maritime Safety Administration imposed traffic controls at the northern and southern entrances of the Taiwan Straits, according to CCTV News.
Meanwhile, Shanghai, which is close to Zhejiang, has stepped up preparations for the typhoon, with Pudong New Area planning to relocate around 103,000 residents and Chongming District setting up 378 temporary shelters ready for emergency use, according to the news outletthepaper.cn.
Ferry services in Shanghai were suspended at 1:58 pm on Saturday due to Typhoon Dolphin, CCTV News reported, citing the city's ferry operator.
Ningbo Lishe International Airport in Zhejiang Province announced it would suspend all flight operations from 11:30 pm on Saturday through Sunday due to the typhoon. The airport said resumption timing would be announced based on the typhoon's development and impact, domestic media outlet Jiemian News reported.
The report said that flights in cities including Ningbo, Wenzhou, Taizhou, Hangzhou and Shanghai have been particularly affected by the storm. Major Chinese carriers, including Air China, China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines, Hainan Airlines, Spring Airlines and Juneyao Airlines, have issued waivers allowing passengers with tickets purchased by Friday to change or cancel affected flights at no extra cost.
The Legoland Shanghai Resort announced that it will end operations from 6 pm on Sunday due to safety concerns amid the approaching typhoon. The resort said operations may be adjusted based on weather conditions and government guidance.
Shanghai Disney Resort also announced that due to the impact of the typhoon, the resort will close at 8 pm on Sunday, while Disneytown will suspend operations from 9 pm on the day.
The resort said some outdoor attractions and shows may be temporarily closed or canceled under severe weather conditions.
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