‘Police called me and I was…’

Sanjay Dutt recently appeared in the “Great Indian Capil show” with Suntiel Shetty. During the department, Sanjay explained how a sudden call from the police station surprised him. “I got a phone call that says they wanted to meet me from the police station.” ‘KGF: Chapter 2’ actor wondered how new problems he had.

But they told him that it was good news for him. When they came to the meeting, they told Sanjay that a woman had passed away and left her all her property. South Bombay had a building with a total property worth approximately 159 Crore. Sanjay told the police that he did not recognize the lady and therefore had no right for the property. He returned the property to the female family on condition that it was used properly.

During the speech, Sanjay also shared how his passion for acting helped him survive during his time in prison. He said that he had established a theater group in the prison and published prisoners as actors, including those who were convicted of murder. “I was running,” he said with a pinch of dark humor.

Archana Puran Singh, Sanjay, while asking for the furniture he prepared while making a carpentry in prison, “ `Munna Bhai MBBS ‘actor, chair or paper bag, shared for the job. “I won a fee there. Then I even started a radio station in the prison. Radio was called YCP. We had issues to talk and we did comedy. I hosted the program, helped write three or four prisoners.”

For UNVSED, Sanjay was convicted in 2007 under the law of terrorist and destructive activities (TADA) due to illegal arms under the 1993 Mumbai Blasts case. The Bhootnii actor was sentenced to Pune’s Yerwada Central Prison between 2013-2016.

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