Biography
Sanjay Dutt, born on 29 July 1959 in Mumbai, Maharashtra, is a prominent Indian actor known for his versatile roles in Bollywood. The son of legendary actors Sunil Dutt and Nargis, he grew up in a film-oriented environment. Sanjay studied at The Lawrence School, Sanawar, before stepping into films. He made his acting debut with Rocky (1981), directed by his father. Though his early life was overshadowed by personal struggles, including substance abuse and legal battles, Dutt reinvented himself as a successful star. Widely loved as “Baba” by fans, his journey reflects both hardship and redemption, making him a unique personality in Indian cinema.

Career Life
Sanjay Dutt’s career spans over four decades with more than 150 films. His breakout came with Naam (1986), where his performance won critical acclaim. He solidified his stardom with action and gangster roles in Khal Nayak (1993), Vaastav (1999), and Kaante (2002). His comic timing shone in the Munna Bhai series, with Munna Bhai M.B.B.S. (2003) and Lage Raho Munna Bhai (2006) earning cult status. Despite interruptions due to his legal issues, Sanjay returned with impactful roles in films like Agneepath (2012), Panipat (2019), and KGF: Chapter 2 (2022). His versatility across genres makes him a respected Bollywood icon.

Personal Life
Sanjay Dutt’s personal life has been as dramatic as his films. He faced immense tragedy when his mother, Nargis, passed away just days before his debut film’s release. He battled a long struggle with drug addiction but overcame it after rehabilitation. Sanjay has been married three times, with his current wife being Maanayata Dutt, whom he married in 2008. He has three children—Trishala (from his first marriage), and twins Shahraan and Iqra (with Maanayata). His imprisonment under the Arms Act linked to the 1993 Mumbai blasts remains a significant chapter in his life, but he emerged stronger, focusing on family and films.