Hema Malini On Dharmendra First Wife:  Because of this reason, Hema Malini never went to Dharmendra's first wife's house, she herself revealed it

Hema Malini On Prakash Kaur: Hema Malini is Dharmendra's second wife. Hema Malini has never met Dharmendra's first wife Prakash Kaur after marriage.

Hema Malini never went to Dharmendra's house

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Hema Malini On Dharmendra First Wife: Hema Malini and Dharmendra are one of the top couples of Bollywood. Dharmendra married Hema Malini despite being married. Dharmendra was first married to Prakash Kaur and they have four children. After that when he met Hema Malini in the industry, he fell madly in love with her and both decided to get married. Dharmendra and Hema Malini have two daughters. Hema Malini is happy in her family, she is Dharmendra's first wife and does not interfere in the family. She has not visited Dharmendra's house till date. Hema Malini herself revealed about this.

Hema Malini had told about this in her biography. The title of her biography is Hema Malini: Beyond the Dream Girl. Which has been written by journalist-filmmaker Ram Kamal Mukherjee. She has written in her biography that after marrying Dharmendra, she never met Prakash Kaur because she did not want to create problems in her family.

Hema Malini did not meet him for this reason

Hema Malini has told in her book that she has never stepped inside Dharmendra's house. From the beginning, she was clear that she will not interfere in Dharmendra's second family. Before marriage, she met Prakash Kaur in many events. But after marriage, both of them have never come face to face with each other. I did not want to trouble anyone. I am happy with whatever Dharamji did for me and my daughters. He played the role of a father, as any father does. I am happy with this.

Hema Malini further said- Today I am a working woman and I am able to maintain my dignity because I have dedicated my life to art and culture. She further said- 'Although I never talked about Prakash, I respect him a lot. Even my daughters respect Dharamji's family. The world wants to know about my life in detail, but it is not the job of others to know. It is no one's job.'