‘I Wouldn’t Have Done It’: Dharmendra’s First Wife Prakash Kaur’s Rare Remark on His Marriage With Hema Malini Sparks Buzz
Hema Malini and Dharmendra ’s legendary romance has always fascinated Bollywood fans, but after Dharmendra’s passing on November 24, an old remark by his first wife Prakash Kaur has resurfaced rekindling conversations about one of Hindi cinema’s most complex relationships.
Her words reflect both empathy for Hema’s feelings and hurt as the first wife who built a life with Dharmendra long before his superstardom.
A Love Born on Set, Shadowed by Reality
Their love blossomed during the filming of Tum Haseen Main Jawan. Hema, the nation’s beloved Dream Girl, and Dharmendra, Bollywood’s action hero, fell deeply for each other. But their story came with a painful complication Dharmendra was already married to Prakash Kaur and a father of four.Two Families, One Man, Parallel Lives
For decades, Dharmendra lived an unusual dual existence. While he remained married to Prakash Kaur, he also built a home with Hema Malini and their daughters, Esha and Ahana. Hema once shared that she met Prakash only once before her wedding and never again. She raised her daughters independently, with Dharmendra visiting often but navigating responsibilities on both sides.You may also like
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A Rare Gesture of Warmth
Not many know that Dharmendra’s mother, Satwant Kaur, visited Hema after the birth of Esha. This simple gesture became a rare moment of warmth between two families otherwise separated by circumstance and emotion.Prakash Kaur’s Honest, Heartfelt Take
In a resurfaced old interview, Prakash Kaur didn’t hide her disappointment. She said, “If I were in Hema’s place, I would not have done what she did. For, as a woman, I can understand her feelings. But as a wife and a mother, I do not approve of them."Her words reflect both empathy for Hema’s feelings and hurt as the first wife who built a life with Dharmendra long before his superstardom.









