‘Apun idharich rahega’: Sanjay Dutt’s PM act takes swipe at Modi's foreign trips, says ‘can’t feel peace’ in India
Dutt said India needed a fourth monkey and suggested replacing political photos in public spaces with Gandhi’s image.
- Actor Sanjay Dutt faced backlash after remarks on YouTube show Shekhar Tonite and clarified on X on Sunday that his comments were part of a "scripted conversation" intended to "engage in lighthearted and humorous dialogue."
- During a Gandhi Jayanti special episode, Dutt was asked to imagine himself as Prime Minister of India for five minutes, prompting him to slip into his iconic Munna Bhai character for a monologue.
- The actor critiqued public displays of political photos and addressed President Donald Trump as "Trump Mamu," suggesting he replace missiles with bouquets and resolve conflicts over tea instead.
- Dutt emphasized his intention was to convey "a message of love, unity, and goodwill" and explained his tone mirrored the satire used in the Lage Raho Munna Bhai franchise.
- Beyond the satire, Dutt confessed he "doesn't feel peace in India anymore" and cited the need for a "fourth monkey" to address societal issues, concluding with a prayer to Shivji.
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Sanjay Dutt claims his ‘can’t feel peace in India’ remark was a ‘scripted conversation’
Sanjay Dutt offered an explanation for his remarks on Shekhar Tonite, where he confessed that he "doesn't feel peace in India anymore". The actor claimed it was part of a scripted conversation in the form of a satire.
Sanjay Dutt clarifies after backlash over his 'can't feel peace in India' remark, says it was taken out of context: ‘Never my intention to hurt’
During an appearance on Shekhar Suman’s show, Sanjay Dutt addressed the lack of peace in India and humorously envisioned himself as the Prime Minister.
Sanjay Dutt says peace is missing in India, hopes 'those days' come back
On Shekhar Tonite, actor Sanjay Dutt said he no longer feels at peace in India and expressed hope for greater harmony. His remarks prompted discussion online, with several users questioning his reference to the “old days” and what he meant by peace.
Sanjay Dutt sparks online debate after saying 'I can’t feel that peace in our country anymore' as netizens react by bringing up his controversial past of arrest and conviction in 1993 case
Actor Sanjay Dutt has sparked an online debate after saying that he no longer feels the same sense of peace in India.
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