Sunny Deol meets Dalai Lama during unforgettable Ladakh trip with son Rajveer
The 67-year-old actor wasn't travelling alone - he was joined by his son, Rajveer Deol, for a father-son road trip through the Himalayas. The duo documented their journey across social media, sharing glimpses of breathtaking scenery, candid moments, and dusty trails. In one playful clip, Sunny is seen asking his son if he's enjoying himself, to which Rajveer replies with a grin, 'Yes, lots of fun. Covered in dust. Good dust, healthy dust. It's good for your skin.'Sunny also posted a reel capturing the stark, rugged beauty of Baralacha La Pass - a high-altitude route they conquered together. Backed by music from Mohit Chauhan, the clip is a montage of striking visuals, laughter, and shared memories. 'A Father-Son trip through the majestic Himalayas,' he captioned the post, evoking both nostalgia and wonder.Watch the video here: On the professional front, Deol was last seen in the April release 'Jaat', an action-packed film alongside Randeep Hooda. Directed by Gopichand Malineni, the film turned out to be a commercial success, with a sequel already in development.Up next, the actor is gearing up for 'Lahore 1947', a period drama featuring an ensemble cast including Preity Zinta and Shabana Azmi. However, the film's release has been delayed due to production setbacks. Deol is also set to headline 'Border 2', which will see him share screen space with Varun Dhawan and Ahaan Shetty.- EndsMust Watch
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