Vinod Khanna Films

"Thank you Sir for the warmth and for those incredible performances," wrote Anupama Chopra

Dharmendra and Vinod Khanna co-starred in films like Farishtay, Rakhwala and The Burning Train among others

National Awards: Rahul Khanna shared a blast from the past after Vinod Khanna was honoured posthumously

National Awards: The legendary star's son Akshaye Khanna and wife Kavita collected the Dadsaheb Phalke award at a ceremony in New Delhi

The 65th National Film Awards were held in New Delhi.

National Awards: Vinod Khanna with the Dadasaheb Phalke Award - India's highest film honour - for his stupendous contribution to Indian cinema

National Awards: MOM, in which Sridevi was cast as a mother bent on avenging the rape of her daughter, was her third film after her comeback

W B Rao passed died at a suburban hospital on Tuesday morning

Sanjay Leela Bhansali is the producer of Sakshi Khanna's debut film but the filmmaker 'wants to take his time' to decide about Sakshi's debut opposite another newcomer

A prayer meet held in remembrance of actor Vinod Khanna on Wednesday night was attended by an absolute crowd of celebrities - the turnout pleased Rishi Kapoor, who is no longer upset with 'today's so called stars'

Amitabh Bachchan, who co-starred with Vinod Khanna in cult Bollywood films like Reshma Aur Shera, Hera Pheri, Parvarish and Muqaddar Ka Sikander, arrived with his family - daughter Shweta and son Abhishek

Rishi Kapoor, who changed his display picture on Twitter to honour late actor Vinod Khanna, shared a picture with him from their film Eena Meena Deeka

In 2014, Vinod Khanna had met Shakeel Waheedullah, General Secretary of the Cultural Heritage Council Khyber Pakhtunwa, as part of a cultural delegation. "In his autograph, Mr Khanna extended his good wishes to people of Peshawar and expressed a desire to visit his ancestral city," Mr Waheedullah said

Vinod Khanna debuted as a villain in 1968's Man Ka Meet, starring Sunil Dutt, and made his last film appearance in 2015's Dilwale, starring Shah Rukh Khan

"Right from films to politics, Vinod Khanna and I sailed together," wrote Shatrughan Sinha while Hema Malini wrote: "Sad loss today of a wonderful human being, a classy actor and a dear friend and co-star"

"Thank you Sir for the warmth and for those incredible performances," wrote Anupama Chopra

Dharmendra and Vinod Khanna co-starred in films like Farishtay, Rakhwala and The Burning Train among others

National Awards: Rahul Khanna shared a blast from the past after Vinod Khanna was honoured posthumously

National Awards: The legendary star's son Akshaye Khanna and wife Kavita collected the Dadsaheb Phalke award at a ceremony in New Delhi

The 65th National Film Awards were held in New Delhi.

National Awards: Vinod Khanna with the Dadasaheb Phalke Award - India's highest film honour - for his stupendous contribution to Indian cinema

National Awards: MOM, in which Sridevi was cast as a mother bent on avenging the rape of her daughter, was her third film after her comeback

W B Rao passed died at a suburban hospital on Tuesday morning

Sanjay Leela Bhansali is the producer of Sakshi Khanna's debut film but the filmmaker 'wants to take his time' to decide about Sakshi's debut opposite another newcomer

A prayer meet held in remembrance of actor Vinod Khanna on Wednesday night was attended by an absolute crowd of celebrities - the turnout pleased Rishi Kapoor, who is no longer upset with 'today's so called stars'

Amitabh Bachchan, who co-starred with Vinod Khanna in cult Bollywood films like Reshma Aur Shera, Hera Pheri, Parvarish and Muqaddar Ka Sikander, arrived with his family - daughter Shweta and son Abhishek

Rishi Kapoor, who changed his display picture on Twitter to honour late actor Vinod Khanna, shared a picture with him from their film Eena Meena Deeka

In 2014, Vinod Khanna had met Shakeel Waheedullah, General Secretary of the Cultural Heritage Council Khyber Pakhtunwa, as part of a cultural delegation. "In his autograph, Mr Khanna extended his good wishes to people of Peshawar and expressed a desire to visit his ancestral city," Mr Waheedullah said

Vinod Khanna debuted as a villain in 1968's Man Ka Meet, starring Sunil Dutt, and made his last film appearance in 2015's Dilwale, starring Shah Rukh Khan

"Right from films to politics, Vinod Khanna and I sailed together," wrote Shatrughan Sinha while Hema Malini wrote: "Sad loss today of a wonderful human being, a classy actor and a dear friend and co-star"