At the Loveyapa screening, Rekha strokes Dharmendra and Rajkumar Santoshi's feet and gives Aamir Khan an adaab greeting. Observe

Veteran actors Rekha and Dharmendra attended a special screening of his son Junaid Khan's film debut, Loveyapa, hosted by Aamir Khan.

Bollywood icon Aamir Khan hosted a special screening of his son Junaid Khan's debut feature film, Loveyapa, on Tuesday night. Prominent luminaries like Dharmendra, Rekha, Shabana Azmi, and Kabir Khan were among those who attended the screening.

Aamir puts his hand on Dharmendra's feet.
Dharmendra appeared incredibly delighted to see Aamir in the paparazzi photos. The pair even joyfully posed for the photographers. Aamir touched the seasoned actor's feet to meet him. Additionally, Dharmendra was spotted conversing with his frequent co-star, Rekha. Rekha, 70, also touched his feet as Dharmendra, 89, departed.

Rekha greeted Aamir with an adaab after folding her hands as she got to the location. Aamir hugged her to welcome her. Then, in the 2001 movie Lajja, Rekha touched the feet of director Rajkumar Santoshi. Ira Khan, Aamir's daughter, who greeted the visitors alongside her father, was also given a hug by Rekha.

Concerning Loveyapa
Junaid plays alongside Khushi Kapoor in the romantic comedy. Khushi Kapoor is the younger daughter of producer Boney Kapoor and the late Sridevi.

In an interview with ANI, Khushi and Junaid, who are now promoting the movie, talked about their experiences working together. "Khushi Ji has complained to me about something. For example, I also work as a professional actor.She constantly arrives 30 minutes ahead of schedule, even though I used to arrive on time. It's really annoying. She arrives at the set at 5:30 AM if the call time is 6:00 AM. I'm always on time, but she's always early," Junaid Khan remarked.

Khushi responded by explaining why she arrived to the set early."Even if I am only five seconds late, I am tense. I always get messages from my makeup artist and hairstylist telling me not to come before them. I've had that habit since I was a young child. I'm always early. The generators occasionally start after I arrive to the set.

Advait Chandan is the director of Loveyapa, which opens in theaters on February 7.