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An admit card featuring Sunny Leone's photographs went viral during the UP Police recruitment exam. The applicant associated with the admit card was absent. The matter has been reported for investigation as a possible case of mischief.

The legendary Dharmendra, a powerhouse of Hindi cinema, has left us at the age of 89. His farewell was a poignant affair, drawing a crowd of film luminaries such as Rekha, Preity Zinta, and Alvira Agnihotri, who came to his Juhu home to pay their respects to the Deol family.

Veteran actor Dharmendra has been hospitalized in Mumbai for observation, with his sons Sunny and Bobby Deol by his side. While the exact reason remains undisclosed, sources suggest it began as a routine checkup. Meanwhile, the trailer for his upcoming war drama 'Ikkis', slated for a December 2025 release, has been unveiled, drawing praise from Sunny Deol.

A nostalgic gem from the past re-emerged, capturing Dharmendra tenderly referring to Salman Khan as 'Suleiman' during a lively 1990s gathering. Salman's warm and humorous response showcased their timeless camaraderie. As Dharmendra receives care in the hospital, a host of stars, including Salman, have been by his side. The Deol family reassures fans with news of his steady recovery.

Much before memes, hashtags and algorithm-driven fame, Bollywood created its own kind of virality. Stardom travelled through cinema halls, magazines, radio shows, television appearances and sheer word of mouth. Fan hysteria wasn’t measured in likes but in crowds, letters, rituals and imitation. These stars didn’t just act in films — they became cultural moments. From Rajesh Khanna’s unmatched frenzy to Shah Rukh Khan’s global romance, here’s how Bollywood’s biggest names became viral sensations in a pre-internet era.