Amitabh Bachchan Never Felt Jealous When Jaya Bachchan Called Dharmendra The Most Handsome Man In Bollywood –

Amitabh Bachchan never felt jealous about Dharmendra:

Amitabh Bachchan once revealed that he never felt jealous when his wife, Jaya Bachchan, openly called Dharmendra the most handsome man in Bollywood. This candid admission came during a Kaun Banega Crorepati episode, when Aamir Khan asked whether Big B ever felt insecure about other actors Jaya worked with.

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Amitabh chuckled and replied, “Ahh… never felt bothered. On the very first day, she said that Dharmendra is my favourite. She said that ‘there is no man more handsome than him in our industry’.”

Jaya Bachchan herself had once described her youthful admiration for Dharmendra in a revealing episode of Koffee With Karan. She recounted hiding behind a sofa upon meeting him, nervously saying, “I loved Dharmendra … there was this fantastic-looking man … he looked like a Greek God.” Despite this, Amitabh’s acceptance reflects a mature and affectionate bond between them, rooted in trust and self-confidence. Jaya Bachchan starred in the lead role in Guddi (1971), in which she plays a young girl madly in love with Dharmendra – the star.

In a heartfelt tribute to Dharmendra after his passing, Amitabh also praised him for his “renowned physical presence” as well as the “largeness of his heart and its most endearing simplicity.” This episode underlines not jealousy, but respect — both for his wife’s innocent admiration and for his friend Dharmendra’s enduring legacy in Indian cinema.

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