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Sanjay Dutt says he stayed sane in jail, recalling his experience on Shekhar Tonite

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Sanjay Dutt said on Shekhar Tonite that he never lost his sanity or felt weak while in jail, staying grounded despite stardom, after being acquitted of terror charges but convicted under the Arms Act; he also joked “Sir, yahan bidi toh milegi” to a cop. He was last seen in Welcome To The Jungle and Aakhri Sawal.

Why it matters

Fans may be interested in his reflections on coping with imprisonment and his recent film work.

Key facts

  1. He was acquitted of terror charges but convicted under the Arms Act.
  2. He recalled his jail days on the show Shekhar Tonite.
  3. He quipped “Sir, yahan bidi toh milegi” to a cop while in jail.
  4. He was last seen in the films Welcome To The Jungle and Aakhri Sawal.

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