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Dharmendra village Dango Property: You must have heard many stories about Dharmendra’s kindness. But there is an incident related to his ancestral land. Where he had given land worth crores to his uncle’s children. The land where he had spent many years of his childhood.
Veteran Bollywood actor Dharmendra left this world. He breathed his last on 24th November. After his departure, there was a lot of discussion about his personal life. Some were seen talking about the families of his two wives and others about his net worth. Born in Nasrali, Punjab, Dharmendra’s native village was Dango in Ludhiana district.
Dharmendra spent three years of his childhood in Dango village. Today the house in which he spent time is worth crores of rupees. Even today Dharmendra’s family lives and looks after this house. A report tells that when Dharmendra progressed in life, he handed over the responsibility of this house to his uncle’s children.
Food items used to come from the village
Dharmendra’s father had entrusted him with the responsibility of this house. He had asked to take care of this house. But when Dharmendra progressed in life, he handed over this land to his uncle’s grandsons. So that he can take care of the house and live happily with his family in this ancestral home. Dainik Bhaskar’s report claims that in the beginning, the actor’s family often sent crops and many other items to him.
According to the report, Dharmendra’s nephew Buta Singh told that the actor has handed over his ancestral land spread over 2.50 acres. In today’s time, where people fight for a small amount of land, Dharmendra handed over land worth crores to his nephews. Even today his nephews respect the actor a lot. He works in a textile mill in Ludhiana.
How many crores of land did Dharmendra give to his nephews?
It is said that the value of this ancestral house and land of Dharmendra is in crores today. If the entire land is calculated then it comes to around Rs 5 crore. The actor also handed over the land to his nephews legally, regardless of its value.
Land papers were transferred to the name of nephews
In 2013, Dharmendra himself went to his village Dango for the shooting of a film. As soon as he reached home, he first became emotional and touched the soil on his forehead. Then two years later, he again went to Dango and legally transferred the ancestral land to his nephews.
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