Dharmendra filmography

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The following is a complete list of the filmography of Indian actor Dharmendra.

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Dharmendra in 2012 Dharmendra at Esha Deol's wedding reception 04 (cropped).jpg
Dharmendra in 2012

Films

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†Denotes films that have not yet been released
List of film credits
YearTitleRoleNotes

Ref.

1960 Dil Bhi Tera Hum Bhi Tere Ashok [1]
1961 Shola Aur Shabnam Ravi (Bunnu) [2]
Boy Friend Inspector Sunil Singh
1962 Soorat Aur Seerat N/A
Anpadh Deepak M. Nath [3]
Shaadi Ramesh R. Malhotra [4]
1963 Bandini Dr. Devendra [5]
Begaana Prakash
1964 Ayee Milan Ki Bela Ranjit [6]
Pooja Ke Phool Balraj [7]
Mera Qasoor Kya Hai N/A
Haqeeqat Captain Bahadur Singh [8]
Ganga Ki Lahren Ashok
Aap Ki Parchhaiyan Chandramohan Chopra (Channi)
Main Bhi Ladki Hoon Ram [1]
1965 Purnima Prakash
Neela Aakash Aakash
Kaajal Rajesh [9]
Chand Aur Suraj Surajprakash A. Malik
Akashdeep Tarun [10]
1966 Phool Aur Patthar Shakti Singh / Shaaka [11]
Mohabbat Zindagi Hai Amar
Mamta Barrister Indraneel [12]
Dil Ne Phir Yaad Kiya Ashok [13]
Devar Shankar J. Rai / Bhola
Baharen Phir Bhi Aayengi Jitendra Gupta (Jiten) [14]
Anupama Ashok [15]
Aaye Din Bahar Ke Ravi [16]
Paari Ghanashyam Dhali Bengali film [17]
1967 Majhli Didi Bipinchandra (Bipin) [18]
Jab Yaad Kisi Ki Aati Hai N/A
Ghar Ka Chirag N/A [19]
Dulhan Ek Raat Ki Ashok [20]
Chandan Ka Palna Ajit
1968 Shikar Ajay Singh [21]
Mere Hamdam Mere Dost Sunil [1]
Izzat Shekhar / Dilip P. Singh [lower-alpha 1] [22]
Baharon Ki Manzil Dr. Rajesh Khanna [23]
Ankhen Sunil [24]
Baazi D. S. P. Ajay
1969 Yakeen Rajesh / Jackoss [lower-alpha 1]
Satyakam Satyapriya Acharya (Sath) [25]
Khamoshi Dev Kumar (Patient #24)Cameo [26]
Pyar Hi Pyar Vijay Pratap Gupta
Aya Sawan Jhoom Ke Jaishankar (Jai) [27]
Aadmi Aur Insaan Munish Mehra [28]
Dharti Kahe Pukar Ke Narrator
Soldier Thakur Daler Singh Deepak's Lawyer [29]
1970 Jeevan Mrityu Ashok Tandon / Bikram Sher Singh [30]
Tum Haseen Main Jawaan Sunil [31]
Sharafat Rajesh [32]
Mera Naam Joker Mahendra Singh [33]
Man Ki Aankhen Rajesh Agarwal
Kab? Kyoon? Aur Kahan? C. I. D. Inspector Anand
Ishq Par Zor Nahin Ram Kumar
1971 Kankan De Ole Banta Singh Punjabi film
Rakhwala Deepak Kumar [34]
Naya Zamana Anoop [1]
Mera Gaon Mera Desh Ajit [1]
Guddi HimselfGuest appearance [35]
1972 Seeta Aur Geeta Raka [36]
Samadhi Daku Lakhan Singh / Jaswant Singh / Ajay [lower-alpha 1]
Raja Jani Rajkumar Singh (Raja) [31]
Lalkar Major Ram Kapoor [37]
Do Chor Tony [38]
Anokha Milan Ghanshyam (Ghana)
1973 Loafer Ranjit [39]
Phagun GopalCameo [40]
Keemat Gopal [41]
Kahani Kismat Ki Ajit Sharma [1]
Jugnu Ashok Roy (Jugnu) [42]
Jheel Ke Us Paar Sameer Rai
Jwar Bhata Balraj Prasad (Billoo) [43]
Yaadon Ki Baaraat Shankar [44]
Black Mail Kailash Gupta [45]
1974 Dost Manav [46]
Resham Ki Dori Ajit Singh
Patthar Aur Payal Ranjeet Singh (Chhote Thakur) [47]
Pocketmaar Shankar [48]
Dukh Bhanjan Tera Naam N/APunjabi film
Do Sher N/A
International Crook Shekhar
Kunwara Baap HimselfGuest appearance [49]
1975 Saazish Jaideep (Jai) [50]
Kahte Hain Mujhko Raja Balram
Ek Mahal Ho Sapno Ka Vishal
Dhoti Lota Aur Chowpatty N/A
Chupke Chupke Dr. Parimal Tripathi (Pyare Mohan) [51]
Sholay Veeru [52]
Pratiggya Inspector Devendra Singh / Ajit D. Singh [lower-alpha 1] [53]
Chaitali Manish
1976 Santo Banto N/APunjabi film
Chhoti Si Baat HimselfGuest appearance in the song "Jaaneman Jaaneman Tere Do Nayan" [54]
Apne Dushman Brijesh
Kahtey Hain Mujhko Raja Balram
Barood Anup's LandlordCameo
Charas Suraj Kumar [55]
Maa Vijay
1977 Chacha Bhatija Shankar Teja [56]
Dream Girl Anupam Verma [57]
Swami Nautanki DancerGuest appearance [58]
Aaina N/A
Kinara Chandan AryaCameo [59]
Khel Khiladi Ka Shaki Lutera / Raja Saab / Ajit
Dharam Veer Dharam Singh [1]
Charandas Qawwali SingerGuest appearance
Chala Murari Hero Banne HimselfGuest appearance
1978 Phandebaaz Rajkumar Kakkar / Rana Shantidas [lower-alpha 1]
Dillagi Swarn Kamal [60]
Azaad Ashok (Azaad) [31]
Giddha N/APunjabi film
Shalimar S.S. Kumar [61]
Do Chehere Kanwar Pran (Drunkard) / C.I.D. S.P. Shukla
1979 Dil Kaa Heera Custom Officer Rajat Sharma
Kartavya Vijay [62]
1980 Chunaoti Shakti SinghCameo
The Burning Train Ashok Singh [60]
Alibaba Aur 40 Chor Alibaba [63]
Insaaf Ka Tarazu Soldier Anil Dev MainiCameo
Ram Balram Ram
1981 Aas Paas Arun Choudhury
Krodhi Vikramjit Singh (Vicky) / Acharya Shradhanand
Naseeb HimselfGuest appearance in the Song "John Jani Janardhan"
Professor Pyarelal Ram / Professor Pyarelal
Khuda Kasam Maharaja BhunamCameo
Katilon Ke Kaatil Ajit / Badshah
1982 Rajput Manupratap Singh (Manu)
Teesri Aankh Ashok
Samraat Ram
Main Intequam Loonga Kumar Agnihotri (Bitto)
Ghazab Ajay Singh (Munna) / Vijay Singh [lower-alpha 1]
Do Dishayen Ajitesh
Baghavat Amar Singh
Badle Ki Aag Sher Singh (Shera) / Jaggu
1983AmbriDharam Singh
Putt Jattan De Chaudhary Dharam SinghPunjabi film
Andhaa Kaanoon Truck DriverCameo
Naukar Biwi Ka Deepak Kumar / Raja
Jaani Dost Raju
Razia Sultan Yakut Jamaluddin
Qayamat Shyam / Rajeshwar
1984 Baazi Inspector Ajay Sharma
Ranjhan Mera Yaar N/APunjabi film
Dharam Aur Qanoon Rahim Khan
Raaj Tilak Zoravar Singh
Sunny Indrajeet
Jeene Nahi Doonga Roshan / Raka [lower-alpha 1]
Jagir Shankar
Jhutha Sach Vijay / Tiger [lower-alpha 1]
The Gold Medal Labor Leader AcharyaCameo
1985 Ghulami Ranjit Singh [64]
Sitamgar Sonu / Shankar
Karishma Kudrat Kaa Vijay / Karan [lower-alpha 1]
1986 Saveray Wali Gaadi Sher SinghCameo
Mohabbat Ki Kasam Shop OwnerCameo
Begaana Kailashnath Rana
Main Balwan D. C. P. Chaudhary
Sultanat General Khalid
1987 Insaniyat Ke Dushman Inspector Shekhar Kapoor [65]
Loha Inspector Amar
Dadagiri Dharma Dada
Hukumat Inspector Arjun Singh [66]
Aag Hi Aag Bahadur Singh / Sher Singh
Mera Karam Mera Dharam Ajay Shankar Sharma
Watan Ke Rakhwale Mahavir
Insaaf Kaun Karega Veerendra (Veeru)
Mard Ki Zabaan Laxman Chauhan
Insaaf Ki Pukar Vijay Singh
Superman Jor-El Cameo
Jaan Hatheli Pe Soni Kapoor
1988 Zalzala Inspector Shiv Kumar
Soorma Bhopali Mahendra Singh / Himself [lower-alpha 1]
Sone Pe Suhaaga C. B. I. Officer Ashwini Kumar / Vikram Dada
Khatron Ke Khiladi Balwant / Karamveer / Teesri Adalat
Mardon Wali Baat Yadvinder Singh
Mahaveera Ajay Verma
Paap Ko Jalaa Kar Raakh Kar Doonga Shankar
Ganga Tere Desh Mein Vijay Nath
1989 Sachai Ki Taqat Constable Ram Singh [1]
Vardi Havaldar Bhagwan SinghCameo
Nafrat Ki Aandhi Sonu
Hathyar Khushal Khan
Kasam Suhaag Ki N/A
Ilaaka Inspector Dharam VermaCameo
Batwara Sumer Singh
Elaan-E-Jung Arjun Singh
SikkaVijay
Shehzaade Subedhar Zorawar Singh / Inspector Shankar Shrivastav [lower-alpha 1]
1990 Veeru Dada Veeru Dada
Qurbani Jatt Di Sarpanch Sucha SinghCameo
Pyar Ka Karz Shekhar (Shaka)
NaakabandiVeer Singh (Veera) [1]
Humse Na Takrana Amar
1991 Trinetra RajaCameo
Mast Kalandar Shankar [1]
Kohraam Arjun
Farishtay Virendra Kumar (Veeru)
Paap Ki AandhiDharma / Mangal [lower-alpha 1]
Dushman Devta Shiva
1992 Khule-Aam Shiva
Zulm Ki Hukumat Pitamber Kohli
Waqt Ka Badshah N/A
Tahalka Ex-Major Dharam Singh
Virodhi Inspector Shekhar
Humlaa Bhawani
Kal Ki Awaz Police Commissioner Ali Haider Jaffrey
1993Aag Ka ToofanDharam Singh / Inspector Arjun Singh [lower-alpha 1]
KundanN/A
Kshatriya Maharaj Prithvi Singh
1994 Maha Shaktishaali Jaswant Singh (Jassi)
Juaari Police Inspector Dharam Singh
Rakhwale Ashok
1995 Policewala Gunda A.C.P. Ajit Singh
Maidan-E-Jung Shankar
Aazmayish Shankar Singh Rathod
Taaqat Shakti Singh
Hum Sab Chor Hain Vijay Kumar
Fauji Fauji Shamsher Singh (Sheroo)
Veer Veer (Veeru Bhaiya)
1996 Smuggler Ajit Singh
Return of Jewel Thief Police Commissioner Surya Dev Singh
Himmatvar Sultan
Aatank Jesu
Mafia Fauji Ajit Singh
1997 Loha Shankar
Jeeo Shaan Se Brahma / Vishnu / Mahesh [lower-alpha 2]
Gundagardi Police Commissioner Karan Singh
Agnee Morcha Kishan Singh Bhatti
1998 Pyaar Kiya To Darna Kya Thakur Ajay Singh (Chacha)
Zulm O Situm S.P. Arun
1999 Nyaydaata DCP Ram
Munnibai N/A
Lohpurush Ajit Singh
2000 Sultaan Sultan SinghCameo [67]
The Revenge: Geeta Mera NaamBaba Thakur [67]
Meri Jung Ka ElaanAjit Singh [67]
Kaali Ki SaugandhSultan Singh [67]
Jallad No. 1Shankar [67]
Bhai Thakur N/A [67]
2001JagiraN/A [67]
Saugandh Geeta KiN/A [67]
Zakhmi SherniN/A[ citation needed ]
Bhooka SherRanbir Singh [67]
2002Reshma Aur SultanN/A [67]
Border Kashmir KaN/A [67]
2003 Kaise Kahoon Ke... Pyaar Hai Dharam [68]
TadaBalraj Singh Rana [67]
2004Sabse Badi Ganga Ki SaugandhN/A[ citation needed ]
Hum Kaun Hai? Virendra 'Viru'Cameo [69]
Kis Kis Ki Kismat Hasmukh Mehta [70]
2007 Life in a... Metro Amol [71]
Apne Baldev Singh Chaudhary [72]
Johnny Gaddaar Sheshadri [73]
Om Shanti Om HimselfGuest appearance in the song "Deewangi Deewangi" [74]
2009 Har Pal Baba
2011 Yamla Pagla Deewana Dharam Singh Dhillon [75]
Tell Me O Kkhuda Tony Costello [76]
2013 Yamla Pagla Deewana 2 Dharam Singh Dhillon [75]
Singh Saab the Great HimselfGuest appearance in the song "Daru Band Kal Se" [77]
2014 Double Di Trouble Ajit / Manjit [lower-alpha 1] Punjabi film [78]
2015 Second Hand Husband Ajit Singh [79]
2017 Jora 10 Numbaria Jagga BabaPunjabi film [80]
2018 Yamla Pagla Deewana: Phir Se Jaywant Parmar [81]
2020 Shimla Mirchi Foreign MinisterCameo [82]
Jora: The Second Chapter Jagga BabaPunjabi film [83]
2021Dream CatcherN/AShort film [84]
2023 Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani Kanwal Randhawa [85]
2024 Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya Jai Singh Agnihotri [86] [87]
Desh Ke GaddarTBA [88]
2025Ikkis†TBACompleted [89]

Television

YearTitleRoleNote(s)Ref.
2011 India's Got Talent Judge [90]
2023 Taj: Divided by Blood Salim Chishti [91]
2024 Showtime HimselfGuest appearance [92]
2024Angry Young MenHimself [93]

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Dharmendra played two characters.
  2. ↑ Dharmendra played three characters.

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