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A |     Actor Dharmendra's death has left an irreplaceable void in the film industry. Beyond his legendary on-screen presence, he was a devoted father and grandfather. A couple of years ago, in a conversation with Filmfare, Dharmendra and Hema Malini's daughter Esha Deol reflected on the profound influence her father has had on her.     Esha has two daughters, Radhya and Miraya. Opening up about how her parents are as grandparents, she shared, "They’re so adorable. They spoil the kids and enjoy spending time with them when I am at work or when they babysit. Mama and Papa are excellent babysitters."          The actress also forayed into the action genre with Hunter Tootega Nahi Todega and Rudra: The Edge of Darkness. It goes without saying that the actress liked this genre and her biggest inspiration was her father, also known as the He-Man of Bollywood. Talking about the same, Esha continued, "I grew up with Dharmendra, also known as the He Man. I’ve seen all of his films. But aside from that, I’ve always been an athlete. I’m also a big fan of Sylvester Stallone. The only thing I haven’t done is get his name and photo tattooed on my hand. So I enjoy watching these manly men on screen."     Esha Deol is Dharmendra's daughter with Hema Malini. The couple also have another daughter, Ahana Deol. The actor also had four children with his first wife, Prakash Kaur - actors Sunny Deol and Bobby Deol, and two daughters Vijeta and Ajeeta.          Dharmendra passed away on November 24 at the age of 89 at his residence in Juhu. He will be posthumously seen in the film Ikkis, starring Amitabh Bachchan's grandson, Agastya Nanda in the lead. The actor's passing leaves behind an unmatched legacy of over six decades.     Also Read: Exclusive: Sriram Raghavan calls Dharmendra’s death “a deeply personal loss” ahead of Ikkis release.。    S Korea-Vietnam-economic tiesS. Korea, Vietnam vow stronger ties in cutting-edge sectors, building on FTA SEOUL, Aug. 26 (Yonhap) -- South Korea and Vietnam vowed to further bolster economic exchanges with the goal of increasing bilateral trade to US$150 billion by 2030 and strengthening supply chain cooperation, Seoul's industry ministry said Wednesday. The two countries made the pledge during meetings of their joint industrial cooperation free trade agreement committees in Seoul, according to the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Resources. During the meetings, Industry Minister Kim Jung-kwan and his Vietnamese counterpart, Le Manh Hung, discussed ways to achieve the 2030 target and vowed to make progress in quarantine negotiations on Vietnamese lychees and passion fruit and South Korean tangerines and kiwifruit. Bilateral trade between South Korea and Vietnam was estimated at $94.6 billion in 2025, with the volume reaching $62.4 billion over the January-June period this year.                   This illustration depicts trade with Vietnam. (Yonhap)The two countries agreed to address challenges faced by South Korean firms operating in Vietnam while accelerating technology exchanges. Vietnam vowed to work closely with its local governments to help South Korean businesses secure local workers, while South Korea agreed to help its firms share advanced technologies with Vietnamese partners. South Korea and Vietnam will seek to ensure the smooth launch of a critical minerals supply chain technology center. The two countries vowed to continue talks on expanding cooperation across the critical minerals supply chain to ensure stable supplies for South Korean firms operating in Vietnam. The ministry said the two countries additionally agreed to pursue long-term cooperation in the energy sector, including the joint stockpiling of crude oil and the establishment of an emergency response mechanism. During the meetings, Korea National Oil Corp. and PetroVietnam Oil Stockpile Ltd. signed a memorandum of understanding to build an oil storage facility in Vietnam. The ministry said the project is expected to lay the foundation for stable oil supply chain cooperation between the two countries and across the Asia-Pacific region. "Since the FTA with Vietnam took effect, bilateral trade has grown by an annual average of 10 percent," Kim said in his opening remarks, raising expectations that the figure could reach $100 billion this year. "We will seek to expand the scope of trade and investment in a future-oriented manner, as Vietnam seeks to move beyond merely attracting investment toward adopting cutting-edge technologies, upgrading local production capabilities and pursuing green and digital transitions," Kim added. [email protected](END)。

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