Sunny Deol Damini

Supreme Court Chief Justice DY Chandrachud channelled his inner Sunny Deol Friday, borrowing the Bollywood star's iconic "tareekh peh tareekh" dialogue from 'Damini', as he expressed frustration over cases being postponed repeatedly.

In a set of pictures, the Damini star can also be spotted embracing his sons and planting a kiss on their cheeks

From the frustrated lawyer in Damini to a Major in the Indian Army in Border, Sunny Deol has played many roles in his career. The 62-year-old action star has now taken on a new one by joining the BJP

For a true blue Sunny Deol fan, the -Dhai Kilo Ka Haath- dialogue from the movie Damini (1993) is almost sacrosanct. And guess who is included in the ranks of the actors fans? Pro boxer Vijender Singh, who has dubsmashed this classic dialogue with a personal twist.

Actor Sunny Deol, who believes in his work and not in promotions, says the trailer of the film is the biggest promotion.

He enjoys a huge fan club and many would be idolising him, but for Sunny Deol his "protective" father Dharmendra, Bollywood's 'He Man' of the 1960s and 1970s, is his all-time favourite hero.

There has lately been a lot of talk going around about the Rs 100 crore club, but Sunny Deol, who has been active in filmdom for three decades, says the trend has been there as long as he can remember - but it was never hyped.

The actor, who can arguably be tagged as the original action star of the 90s with films like Ghayal and Ghatak, says that he does not work out for showing off.

"Tareeq pe tareeq milti aayi hai m'lord lekin insaaf nahi mila (We have received adjournment after adjournment from the court but not justice)." Actor Sunny Deol mouthed this line, which went on to become one of the most memorable filmy lines of all-time, in the movie Damini. On screen, the hard-hitting speech earned the advocate appl...

Supreme Court Chief Justice DY Chandrachud channelled his inner Sunny Deol Friday, borrowing the Bollywood star's iconic "tareekh peh tareekh" dialogue from 'Damini', as he expressed frustration over cases being postponed repeatedly.

In a set of pictures, the Damini star can also be spotted embracing his sons and planting a kiss on their cheeks

From the frustrated lawyer in Damini to a Major in the Indian Army in Border, Sunny Deol has played many roles in his career. The 62-year-old action star has now taken on a new one by joining the BJP

For a true blue Sunny Deol fan, the -Dhai Kilo Ka Haath- dialogue from the movie Damini (1993) is almost sacrosanct. And guess who is included in the ranks of the actors fans? Pro boxer Vijender Singh, who has dubsmashed this classic dialogue with a personal twist.

Actor Sunny Deol, who believes in his work and not in promotions, says the trailer of the film is the biggest promotion.

He enjoys a huge fan club and many would be idolising him, but for Sunny Deol his "protective" father Dharmendra, Bollywood's 'He Man' of the 1960s and 1970s, is his all-time favourite hero.

There has lately been a lot of talk going around about the Rs 100 crore club, but Sunny Deol, who has been active in filmdom for three decades, says the trend has been there as long as he can remember - but it was never hyped.

The actor, who can arguably be tagged as the original action star of the 90s with films like Ghayal and Ghatak, says that he does not work out for showing off.

"Tareeq pe tareeq milti aayi hai m'lord lekin insaaf nahi mila (We have received adjournment after adjournment from the court but not justice)." Actor Sunny Deol mouthed this line, which went on to become one of the most memorable filmy lines of all-time, in the movie Damini. On screen, the hard-hitting speech earned the advocate appl...