Dharmendra and her daughters joined friends Jaya Bachchan and Jeetendra to celebrate Hema Malini’s birthday.

Several of Hema Malini’s friends and relatives from the film business gathered in Mumbai to celebrate her birthday on Monday. Videos inside her party show the birthday girl dancing to her favorite songs and having a great time at her 75th. At Hema Malini’s birthday party, Rekha and Hema Malini danced to Kya Khoob Lagti Ho.

Hema and Rekha dancing on stage

Rekha indicates that the song is dedicated to Hema, who still looks beautiful at 75 years old. Rekha showed up in an embroidered white sari, complete with her characteristic jewelry and makeup, while Hema wore a lavender sheer saree with intricate embroidery. As the music played, they also engaged in some light discussion.

When asked to comment on the video, one viewer said, “Golden era girls….they have given so much to Bollywood & public entertainment in their time as a great heroine.” They were described as “Stunningly gorgeous duo” by another. Another person said, “Man, I just can’t get over how gorgeous their sarees are.” “Cute Rekha ji & Hema ji,” one commenter said. A supporter said, “God bless You, Hema and Rekha ji!”

Hema Malini got down to the tunes of “Tune O Rangeele.”

Another video shows Hema performing her smash hit, “Tune O Rangeele,” on stage. The vocalist, Kaisa Jaadu Kiya, performed the song live. Her famous songs were performed live, setting the celebration on fire. Film stars, including Jaya Bachchan, Padmini Kolhapure, Jackie Shroff, Jeetendra, and Rakesh Roshan, attended Hema’s massive birthday party. Even more young actors like Salman Khan, Rajkummar Rao, Vidya Balan, Shilpa Shetty, Rani Mukerji, and Madhuri Dixit were there.

Hema Malini’s birthday at Mathura

Hema had posted images of her birthday party in Mathura during the weekend earlier in the day. She represents the Mathura seat for the Bharatiya Janata Party in the Lok Sabha. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), she revealed that she had celebrated her birthday in Mathura by having lunch with the sadhus and saints of the city’s various ashrams and temples and receiving their blessings.