The morning after the wedding Dharmendra is too emotional to articulate
his thoughts fully. `What can I say? To watch my youngest born get
married was an overwhelming experience.Ahana has always been very
special to me.All my children are special. But somehow the youngest
born is the baby of the family. To see her getting married was just too
much for me.But let me tell you, Ahana is very strong practical-minded
girl,` confesses Dharamji, his voice choked with emotions.
`Now all my children are married and settled. I'm blessed .All the
goodwill that I've earned over the years has finally come to fruition,`
says Dharamji.
The affable evergreen actor says his wife Hema is far stronger
emotionally. `Hema took charge of everything. I was too dazed and
numbed.But I have to confess it was a beautiful wedding.Everyone was
there. Even Narendra Modiji came.Shah Rukh came although he was
injured.Many years ago he was introduced in a film directed by Hema(Dil
Ashna Hai).He has seen Esha and Ahana grow up .`
At the wedding Dharamji sorely missed some of his colleagues who are no
more. `I missed Dev Saab and Suchitra Sen. He was very fond of both Hema
and me. I still remember when I ran into him as a newcomer at Central
Studio while I was participating in a newcomers' contest. He beckoned
me, 'Hey, Toughie.Com here'. Dev Saab fed me lunch and refused to let me
drink the studio water.
It was the first time in my life that I saw an ice-box. As for
Suchitra, she was a sweetheart. When we we were shooting for Mamta in
Kolkata she took me to the Kali temple early in the morning. She led me
by hand as though I was child. I've met the most wonderful humanbeings
in the film industry. Now many of them are gone. I missed them at the
wedding.`


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