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‘Ikkis is his salute’: Sunny Deol pays heartfelt tribute to Dharmendra, calls film his gift to fans

Sunny Deol shared an emotional message about Ikkis, a biographical war drama featuring Dharmendra’s posthumous appearance.

Updated on: Dec 31, 2025, 17:28:30 IST
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Sunny Deol took to social media to share an emotional message about Ikkis, the upcoming biographical war drama that marks veteran actor Dharmendra’s posthumous screen appearance. Calling the film deeply personal for the Deol family, Sunny described Ikkis as a tribute to his father’s life, values and enduring connection with the land and his fans.

Sunny Deol shares emotional post about Dharmendra's Ikkis

Sunny Deol posing with Dharmendra's poster at Ikkis screening.
Sunny Deol posing with Dharmendra's poster at Ikkis screening.

In his post, Sunny wrote, “Our Papa, the man of the soil, Ikkis is his salute, his gift to the earth he loved and to the fans who always stood by him. For our family, it is a treasure filled with his spirit, courage, and his heart. Today, with love and immense pride, we share it with the world, hoping it lives on the way he does, forever."

Directed by Sriram Raghavan, Ikkis is a biographical war drama based on the life of Second Lieutenant Arun Khetarpal, who was awarded the Param Vir Chakra for his bravery during the Battle of Basantar in the 1971 India-Pakistan War. The film’s title refers to the age, 21, at which Arun Khetarpal attained martyrdom. Agastya Nanda plays the role of the young war hero, while Simar Bhatia stars as Kiran. Dharmendra appears as Brigadier ML Khetarpal (Retd.), Arun’s father, in what has now become a deeply emotional and symbolic performance. The film also features Jaideep Ahlawat, Suhasini Mulay, Sikander Kher, Rahul Dev, Vivaan Shah and others in key roles.

 
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