Mumbai: Veteran actor Dharmendra, 89, continues to receive an outpouring of support from family, friends, and fans as he remains under treatment at Mumbai’s Breach Candy Hospital. On Tuesday evening, Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan, accompanied by his girlfriend Gauri Spratt, was spotted visiting the legendary actor to check on his well-being.

The visit comes a day after Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan met Dharmendra at the hospital on Monday evening, reflecting the strong camaraderie and respect the veteran enjoys within the film industry.

In videos shared by paparazzi, Aamir Khan was seen dressed in a simple white kurta, his usual cheerful demeanor subdued as he paid his respects. He refrained from interacting with the media and appeared sombre while leaving the hospital. Seated beside him, Gauri Spratt covered her face to shield herself from the camera flashes, also maintaining a low profile. The couple left the hospital quietly in a black car, signaling the seriousness of their visit.

Dharmendra’s family has been at his side throughout his hospital stay. On Tuesday evening, his children Sunny Deol, Bobby Deol, Esha Deol, along with nephew Abhay Deol and wife Hema Malini, were seen leaving the hospital after spending time with him. Esha’s ex-husband, Bharat Takhtani, also visited the veteran actor, showing continued family support. Sunny Deol’s sons, Rajveer and Karan, made separate visits during the day to see their grandfather. Bobby Deol appeared visibly stressed as he left the hospital, covering his eyes from the paparazzi.

Earlier on Tuesday morning, rumours circulated online claiming that Dharmendra had passed away. His family quickly dispelled these false reports on social media, assuring fans that the actor was alive, responding to treatment, and stable in the hospital.

The news prompted an outpouring of support from the film fraternity and public alike. Actors including Divya Dutta and prominent personalities like politician Bina Kak took to social media to send their wishes for a speedy recovery. Meanwhile, fans gathered outside Dharmendra’s Juhu residence, hoping for updates on the veteran’s health.

Dharmendra, often referred to as the “He-Man” of Bollywood, has enjoyed a film career spanning more than six decades, leaving an indelible mark on Indian cinema. The heartfelt visits by colleagues and fans alike underscore the actor’s enduring legacy and the affection he commands across generations.

As he continues his treatment, well-wishers remain hopeful for his recovery, with the actor receiving consistent care and support from both family and industry friends.