Coming from a rural background Dharmendra has made his mark in the field of Physiotherapy. During the pandemic, as a Corona Warrior, he spent hours in the hospital and stayed away from his family for the welfare of his patients.

Dr. Dharmendra Sharma runs his own physiotherapy clinic in Bhilwara after five years of service. He also helps people in many ways.

Dharmendra hails from a small village called Kotri in the Bhilwara district of Rajasthan. His father was a poor farmer and so he completed his schooling at a government school. He was unknown about his future studies. That time his uncle guided him to pursue a physiotherapy course. Dharmendra completed his graduation and post-graduation at DY College of Physiotherapy in Maharashtra.

Talking about his challenges, Dharmendra says it was a big challenge for him to overcome the language barrier as he was from a Hindi medium school. His uncle provided him with dictionaries. He also got support from his teachers, seniors, and friends. Also, he faced many problems settling in a big city for his studies.

Financial constraints were also a big problem for Dharmendra. He received support from a trust. Scholarships also aided him in further studies.

Talking about his role models, Dharmendra says he considers his father and his uncle as role models for their support in every walk of life.

Sharing his Covid experiences, Dharmendra says he used to stay in the hospital for 10 hours and had to stay away from his family. People suggested he should leave the job, but he said if everybody would leave, then who would take care of the patients? So, he took care of himself and his patients. He did not run away from his duty.

Dharmendra's hobby is playing cricket with his friends. He also likes to jog and walk every morning with his family. Spending time with his family also rejuvenates him.

For youngsters, he suggests working hard in every field. He convinces medical aspirers to opt for physiotherapy, an emerging field. Dharmendra advises that you should try to earn money, but legally and with good aim, and should help and support people.

For one and all, Dr. Dharmendra advises doing yoga and exercise daily and play sports  for good health.