Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Mississippi Merger Complete With New CEO The Rankin Ledger in Mississippi has a great profile on soon-to-be formed Girl Scouts of Greater Mississippi'

Mississippi Merger Complete With New CEO

The Rankin Ledger in Mississippi has a great profile on soon-to-be formed Girl Scouts of Greater Mississippi's new CEO Karen Livingston-Wilson. Livingston-Wilson, an Attorney in Jackson, MS, decided to become an attorney at age twelve, due in part to attending a Girl Scout career fair. Many great Livingston-Wilson quotes from the article, including:
"In our ever-evolving and challenging world we live in today, girls need the leadership and character development skills that Girl Scouts teaches now more than ever... If I can help girls and young women become strong and confident leaders of tomorrow, I will feel that I have given back a small portion of what Girl Scouting has given to me."

Actress Abigail Breslin Becomes a Girl Scout

Actress Abigail Breslin Becomes a Girl Scout



Last night, indie-darling Abigail Breslin, star of the filmLittle Miss Sunshine, was sworn in as a Girl Scout during a ceremony at the 20th Century Fox studio lot in Studio City, California. Abigail will also be starring in the upcoming movie, Nims Island.

Congratulations to the San Fernando Council for pulling off such a wonderful event!

Sanjay Dutt moved out of Sanjay Gupta's production hous

Sanjay Dutt moved out of Sanjay Gupta's production house

















It's stale news that actor
SANJAY DUTT moved out of Sanjay Gupta'sproduction house White Feather Films, however the actor has now formed a production house of his own called Sanjay Dutt Productions.

Dutt had maintained that though he'll continue to be a part of Gupta's films, it'll be only in the capacity of an actor.It can be remembered that Sanjay Dutt was part of Alibaug and during the shoot of the film was put behind bars.

Sanju was then granted bail. And for some reason in trying to justify Gupta's approaching Pradhan, Vishwajeet has been made the villain of the non-issue. When we called him up to ask him what actually happened, this is what he had to say













"After Sanjay Dutt got arrested, I got a call from Hansal Mehta. He told me he needs to meet me for some urgent work. I was excited because I thought it was some role he was going to offer me.

Instead he requested me to meet Sanjay Gupta who wanted that I play Dutt's double in the film. I've never said that I was approached to replace Sanju, who is a great friend of mine and has also helped me immensely in my career.

"I declined the offer to be Sanjay's body double. My system wouldn't allow me to do that. Once Sanjay Dutt was out on bail. He is using his power and money to clean his face, and save his friendship with Dutt.

"And in this effort of Gupta trying to regain his position, I'm being used as the duster. He's making it look like it was me who gave misleading quotes. I've never said that I was replacing Dutt.















He took that in writing from me, and has had it published in all trade magazines. What is the use of all that? I've enjoyed an untarnished image till now, directors.

I've worked with before are keen to work with me again, and it's so unfair to put me unjustifiably so in bad light just to regain a lost position. And that's exactly what Gupta is doing to get into Dutt's good books all over again."

Sanju Baba


Sanjay Dutt - Sanju Baba marriage with Manyata
Bollywood Superstar Sanju Baba finally marriage with his girlfriend of two years, Manyata, at the Taj Exotica in Goa on February 7 in front of a few close friends as witnesses. The couple solemnised the marriage vows according to Hindu rites on Monday in Mumbai. Before marriage Sanjay Dutt completed the divorce proceedings with ex-wife Rhea Pillai. But her sisters Priya Dutt and Namrata refuse to attend the marriage cermony.

Affiliates

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Sanjay Dutt in August 2009


As I am German, most of my links will lead to websites and discussion boards in German, especially as I don't want to forget my friends who helped me creating my Sanjay Dutt Fan Website. Please feel free to recommend me good pages in English where people can read more about Sanju. I'll be happy to link them here.

Marco's Molodezhnaja-Website is probably one of the world's most substantial collections of international film reviews and information, also about Hindi Cinema, in German.

Part of this website is a discussion board in German with a Sanjay-Dutt-Forum (threads for news, films, pictures etc). There you can find me nearly every day...

An invaluable help for me (as I'm a complete computer idiot) was babasko, whose Blog Baba Aur Bollywood(in English) is always worth a visit - as well as gebruss's Bollywood Blog Antarra's ramblings (even this one in English) and Marc's informative bollywoodblog.

BollyWHAT is a recommendable discussion board for you who prefer to discuss in English.
(Here I met Anamika and gebruss who didn't hesitate to join me in my marathon of translating my film reviews from German into English. My heartfelt thanks for their support, as well as to nandini67 from Marco's Bollywood-Forum!)

You need beautiful avatars, not only of Sanjay Dutt? Visit osakhija, simran and Ghandi.
And Anksuni makes terrific wallpapers, signatures and avatars with Sanjay. Likewise Jassi. (Watch even Jassi's Gallery.)
(My special thanks to osakhija for the banners on my homepage - and to Anksuni, for without her this website would never have got a picture gallery.)

A special friendship exists between the German fans of Sanjay Dutt and Kabir Bedi (no wonder - both are amazing actors and bloody attractive tigers with unmistakeable voices and striking charisma). So please meet the Kabir Bedi Fanclub. And here are fansites for some more of Sanjay's friends and colleagues:Aamir Khan, Ajay Devgan, Shahrukh Khan, Hrithik Roshan and (in English!) Akshay Kumar and Ranbir Kapoor.

And as a little bonus I'd like to share with you Radha Kishan's heart-warming words of love for Sanju: "I love Sanjay Dutt"

Sanjay's Religiosity


Sanjay's Religiosity


"I believe in God and I recite prayers of various religions. I’ve also read many religious books and they only tell you to be a good human being and to be thankful to God." (Sanjay Dutt)

As a son of a Hindu father and a Muslim mother, Sanjay respects not only these two but all religions. He himself is Hindu and extremely religious. He firmly believes that God will always protect him and never leaves the house without saying a prayer. The Dutt family regularly performs poojas at home and in temples. From his faith Sanjay gains most of his admirable inner strength which helps him facing and passing the ordeals and turbulencies in his life. He especially connects with Mata.

Sanjay Dutt - Charity / Religiosity

Sanjay Dutt - Charity / Religiosity


Sanjay Dutt on December 17, 2006
with children who, successfully, underwent a drug rehab


Sanjay's Charity

"If you have it, give it." (Sanjay Dutt)
"When you're in trouble, turn to Munnabhai." (Sharin Wader)
"It's people like Sanjay who make our world a better place." (Achala Sachdev)

Sanjay does a great deal for many charitable purposes and goes out of his way when he can help people. Among other things, he works with patients suffering from AIDS, cancer and spastic paralysis. After Sunil Dutt's death he took on his father's legacy including his charitable institutions, e.g. the Nargis Dutt Memorial Foundation, founded by Sunil in memory of Nargis, which provides access to medical treatment for indigent cancer patients. He also supports the CPAA (Cancer Parents Aids Association); in this CPAA Newsletter you'll find a heartwarming report about how Sanjay fulfilled the last wish of a 16-year-old blood cancer patient. The NGO RareBloodGroops also can always rely on Sanjay and his support.

Understandably, an important concern to Sanjay is drug prevention and help for drug addicts. He supports the NGO SUPPORT (Society Undertaking Poor People's Onus for Rehabilitation), helping street children to get away from drugs, and is available as a consultant for drug addicts at any time. He doesn't shy away from talking in public about his drug phase, just to prevent other people from making the same mistake as he did respectively to give them the courage to fight their addiction - if he could make it, others can make it, too.

A photo from Stardust Annual 1997: Sanju plays with children
from the Akanksha Foundation, an NGO working with underprivileged
children in the slums to make them educated and self-raliant in life.


Sanjay has a great love for children. Often he visits orphanages and children wards in hospitals to play with the children, or he spontaneously invites them for a ride in his car. He also organizes events whose proceeds he provides to projects for children. Working for the NGO Support, he often invites drug-addicted street children to his home, and they just love their Sanju bhayya (or Munnabhai, as they also lovingly call him) and would do everything to be with him - even kicking drugs...
(Here you can find the heart-warming article "The Modern Messiah" from 1997 about Sanjay's work with slum children for the Akanksha Foundation.)

Another NGO Sanjay willingly became brand ambassador for is "Save the Children", founded by the late Vipula Kadri, mother of Mana (Sunil) Shetty: "The fact the Sanjay Dutt is very closely involved with many charitable causes is known to one and all. Adding yet another feather to his already impressive cap of social work, Sanjay Dutt would now be seen as the face of ‘Save the Children’." (IndiaFM, December 7, 2007)

Sanjay Dutt - Awards and Nominations

Sanjay Dutt - Awards and Nominations


Sanjay Dutt with his Filmfare Award 2000
"Best Actor" for Vaastav



Bollywood Movie Awards

2003: Winner Critics Award Male for Kaante

2004: Winner Most Sensational Actor for Munnabhai M.B.B.S.

2007: Nomination as Best Actor for Lage Raho Munnabhai


Filmfare Awards

1992: Nomination as Best Actor for Saajan

1994: Nomination as Best Actor for Khalnayak

1994: Nomination as Best Actor for Gumrah

2000: Winner in the category Best Actor for Vaastav

2001: Nomination as Best Actor for Mission Kashmir

2003: Nomination as Best Supporting Actor for Kaante

2004: Winner in the catergory Best Performance in a Comic Role for Munnabhai M.B.B.S.

2006: Nomination as Best Supporting Actor for Parineeta

2007: Nomination as Best Actor for Lage Raho Munnabhai


Global Indian Film Awards (GIFA)

2006: Nomination as Best Actor for Lage Raho Munnabhai

2006: Winner of the Critics Choice Award as Best Actor for Lage Raho Munnabhai


International Indian Film Academy Awards (IIFA)

2000: Winner in the category Award for Artistic Excellence, Actor in a Leading Role for Vaastav

2001: Nomination as Best Actor in a Leading Role for Mission Kashmir

2004: Nomination as Best Actor in a Leading Role for Munnabhai M.B.B.S.

2005: Nomination as Best Actor in a Negative Role for Musafir

2007: Nomination in the category Best Performance in a Leading Role for Lage Raho Munnabhai


Sansui Awards

2001: Nomination as Best Actor in a Supporting Role for Mission Kashmir

2004: Nomination as Best Actor for Munnabhai M.B.B.S.


Stardust Awards

2004: Winner Stardust Star of the Year Award for Munnabhai M.B.B.S.

2006: Nomination as Best Actor in a Supporting Role for Parineeta

2007: Winner Stardust Star of the Year Award for Lage Raho Munnabhai


Star Screen Awards

2000: Winner in the category Best Actor for Vaastav

2001: Nomination as Best Actor for Kurukshetra

2001: Winner in the category Best Supporting Actor for Mission Kashmir

2004: Nomination as Best Actor for Munnabhai M.B.B.S.

2005: Nomination as Best Supporting Actor for Deewaar

2006: Nomination as Best Actor for Lage Raho Munnabhai

2006: Winner Critics Award for Lage Raho Munnabhai


Zee Cine Awards

2001: Winner Zee Premiere Choice Awards for Mission Kashmir

2001: Nomination as Best Actor for Mission Kashmir

2006: Nomination as Best Actor in a Supporting Role for Parineeta

2007: Nomination as Best Actor for Lage Raho Munnabhai

2007: Nomination as Fun Cinema's Entertainer of the Year for Lage Raho Munnabhai

2007: Winner Critics Award for Lage Raho Munnabhai


AXN Action Awards

2007: Nomination as Best Action Actor for Zinda

2008: Winner of the Best Action Actor Award for Shootout At Lokhandwala


Other Awards and Honours


2004: Bollywood Fashion Awards: Celebrity Style Male



2007: Sanjay Dutt was honored by Gandhi Vichar Andolan for promoting Mahatma Gandhi's ideals in Lage Raho Munnabhai.

2008: Sanjay Dutt received a special memento from the Uttar Bhartiya Samaj Sangh on Maharashtra Day Celebrations functions held at MMRDA grounds at the Bandra Kurla Complex on May 1.

2008: UNESCO: Sanjay Dutt was awarded by United Nations director Shalini Dewan on the 60th year celebration and award ceremony held in Amritsar by All India Human Rights Association on 11 December. An epitome of strength and resilience, Sanjay has been associated with various social causes and has stood as a staunch supporter for the masses for many important social issues. He was also appointed UN Goodwill Ambassador.

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Sanjay Dutt in Vaastav

Sanjay Dutt about his Filmfare Best Actor Award for Vaastav

"As I said on the Filmfare Awards night, it's taken me 20 years to win a trophy, Yup, this trophy means the world to me.

Vaastav was special. It took many meetings between Mahesh Manjrekar and me to crack the deal. However, I knew there was potential in the role from day one. Also, Mahesh's enthusiasm was infectuous.

When we ran out of money half-way through the film making, Mahesh was very upset but somehow we pulled through the crises.

Though I was still figuring out the character of Raghu in the first schedule, I got under his skin soon after.

There were several disturbing moments in the film. After I shot the climax with Reema Lagoo, I was a wreck for a few days. That scene drained me completely. The rushes of the scene gave me gooseflesh.

Vaastav made me aware of the vast untapped talent in the movie business. Sanjay Narvekar, who played my best buddy Dedh Footiya, is an amazing actor. So are Reema Lagoo and Shivaji Satham who played my parents. When I saw the kind of dedication these guys put into their work, I gave up all starry nakhras.

For the first time my wardrobe didn't come from Gabbana or some hi-fi designer. Mahesh Manjrekar bought clothes from footpath shops... and he even made me wear his own colourful ganjis and shirts. That's why I looked like an authentic chawlwala.

When shooting was stalled in between, I was dejected. I'd have given up and moved on because I had other projects on hand. But for Mahesh it was a do-or-die situation. Rhea also insisted that we revive Vaastav. She sensed the film's potential. I can't thank her enough for this.

For the first five years of my career, I was just treated as a star son. My physical attributes and my shenanigans made more news than my performances. But Mahesh Bhatt and Naam changes all that.

Naam made me realise that I had what it takes to be an actor. It was the rebirth of Sanjay Dutt. I felt dejected when I didn't win an award for Naam. And I also felt ignored when the same happened during Saajan, Sadak, Khalnayak and Hathyar. I got excellent reviews, but no awards.

I'm glad Vaastav has brought me recognition. Not only has it consolidated my position at the box-office, but it's also given me an incentive to do quality work.

I will never sleepwalk through a film. My learning process won't stop just because I've won an award. I've got to think beyond Vaastav now. My honeymoon with the camera will continue for a long, long time.

There are not many author-backed roles for me. But I'm excited about Mission Kashmir, Kurukshetra and Chal Mere Bhai."


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Sanjay Dutt in Mission Kashmir

Sanjay Dutt about his Zee Premiere Choice Award as Best Actor for Mission Kashmir

"I am very happy to have got this critics' award. To me it is the highest accolade an actor can get. My growth as an actor has got a lot to do with the experiences I've gone through. I think people who want to becone good actors should go to jail (laughs). Such experiences make you grow fast and become mature. Life teaches you best. If you see Saajan, Vaastav and Mission Kashmir, you will find a dramatic change in the level of my performances. When Vinod (Chopra) narrated the story of Mission Kashmir to me I was impressed by the character of Inayat Khan and instantly accepted the film. Inayat was an honest yet complex character, who goes through a series of battering in life and yet comes out a winner.

During the making of the film Vinod would occasionally ask me to write a scene and I would do it. One of them was when I come home after my wife's death. I get down to putting the house in order expecting her to return, then suddenly remember that she is dead. The toughest part in the role was when I go to the bathroom and start crying after young Hrithik asks me whether those were my son's clothes. It was a very tricky scene, the audience would either gone with it or laugh at it."

(Zee Premiere, May 2001)

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Sanjay Dutt and Sunil Dutt in Munnabhai M.B.B.S.

Sanjay Dutt about his Star Of The Year Award for Munnabhai M.B.B.S.

"I signed Munnabhai M.B.B.S. because I loved the script. And once I started shooting for it, the film grew on me; the scenes, the dialogues, the chemistry and rapport with my co-stars Arshad, Boman, Jimmy and above all, the guidance of Vidhu Vinod Chopra and my director Raju (Rajkumar Hirani). I had such great fun working for the film that I used to look forward to another day of fun and laughter on the sets. This film also gave me an opportunity to face the camera with my Dad for the first time in my career. And that makes this film and this award a very, very special award to me. And last, but certainly not the least, I thank the audience and my fans who voted for me since this award is based on the readers' poll."



Sanjay Dutt about his Filmfare Best Actor In A Comic Role Award for Munnabhai M.B.B.S.

"To be honest, I was disappointed at being nominated in the category of Best Actor In A Comic Role. I was taken aback by this nomination because I had not indulged in any kind of buffoonery in the film nor was I a comedian. I was the hero of the film. You know, they don't have such categories abroad. An actor is an actor; he's not compartmentalised into categories.

But I'm not the kind of guy who takes things to heart and broods over them for too long. After a while, I look at the positive side of things. Paresh Rawal, Johnny Lever and Boman Irani, the other actors nominated in that category, are amazingly talented, so I was in good company.

Believe me, right from the time I started shooting for Munna Bhai M.B.B.S., I knew the film would do well. Rajkumar Hirani is a very talented guy and he's here to stay. And this film will always remain special for me because it was the first time I shot with my dad, who played my father in the film.

I was a little reluctant to go for the award ceremony because I'm a bit awkward at public functions and especially at award functions. I finally attended not because I expected to win but because I have a soft spot for Filmfare. There's an emotional bond with the journalists from the magazine.

In fact, I was not confident about winning the trophy at all. Everyone around was sure I would get it of course, but when the nominations were announced I had my moments of 'Will I, won't I?' I was really happy when my name was announced and it felt nice to hold the trophy in my hand. It means a lot when your hard work is noticed."


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Sanjay Dutt in Lage Raho Munnabhai

Sanjay Dutt about his Star Of The Year Award for Lage Raho Munnabhai

"I was completely caught by surprise when it was announced that I have won this award. I'm truly honoured to receive this award, it's very encouraging. Munnabhai is a role that I've really enjoyed playing, especially second time round. The character has become really popular and this validates the fact since it's a readers' choice award. And the fact that I've won this award despite the presence of such strong contenders like Hrithik, Shahrukh and Salman Khan has really taken me by surprise. 'Stardust' is like family to me and I'm really honoured."



Vidhu Vinod Chopra about Sanjay Dutt's Zee Cine Critics Award for Lage Raho Munnabhai
Sanjay could not be present at the award function in Malaysia so Vinod and Raju Hirani took the award for him, and Vinod in a sudden emerge of emotion exclaimed:

"Sanju, you should have been here, man! This is such a wonderful moment! Of all the awards we received and I got in my whole life, this is the most precious because this man deserved this award for years!(applause) And three cheers for Sanjay Dutt - hipp hipp - hurrah! Got it, man - you deserve it! Thank you everybody!"


Sanjay Dutt about his India Splendour Award for Lage Raho Munnabhai

"It was a great honour for me to enact the role of Munnabhai in 'Lage Raho Munna Bhai'. Doing the film was a learning experience for me. Gandhism is relevant today and will always remain relevant. I believe in non-violence, peace and let people live. Both my mother and father were Gandhians."


Mewa Lal Gupta of the Gandhi Vichar Andolan about honoring Sanjay Dutt for Lage Raho Munnabhai

"We have taken note of the fact that what the entire nation could not do in independent India has been achieved by Sanjay Dutt through his role as Munna Bhai. The extent to which the message of Mahatma Gandhi could be spread through the film was incredible. I am really impressed by the overwhelming impact the film made on the minds of common people. As far as we are concerned, we see enough reason to felicitate the man who deserves praise for effectively spreading the message of the father of the nation. Sanjay has done something that books, visuals, and other laudable efforts could not achieve over the decades."

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MTV's Most Stylish Person 2004

"Dutt has been constantly reinventing himself and is always a step ahead of all competition. 'He was the first one to work out for a great physique, to get a tattoo and to get his hair streaked. His constant experimentation with his looks work so well that after a time, it becomes a trend,' says his good friend and director Sanjay Gupta. Even at 45, he can beat the hell out of all the younger guys when it comes to style, which is why Sanjay Dutt was the choice for MTV’s Most Stylish Person (male) for 2004."

(Blend, January 2005: India’s Most Stylish Men)

Sanjay Dutt

Sanjay Dutt





"Phir Bhi Dil Hai Sanjustani – We’re there with you, Sanju!"



This fan-site is dedicated to the life and creative work
of the Indian film actor Sanjay Dutt.

It is my tribute of love, admiration and respect
for a man who is both an amazing actor
and a wonderful human being with a golden heart.

Love, Diwali


Sanjay Dutt

Sanjay Dutt

Sanjay Dutt' professions of innocence have met with renewed skepticism now that he's been allegedly caught on tape chatting about various incendiary issues with an infamous mobster. Already implicated in the planting of a series of bombs that sparked the 1993 riots in Bombay, charged with assault by a rickshaw driver, accused of slugging a journalist during a concert tour in the U.K., and surviving a serious drug addiction, Sanjay Dutt is without doubt Bollywood's biggest Bad Boy.

The 1993 riots in Bombay remain one of India's most bloody episodes in recent history. Allegedly organized by Muslim mob don Dawood Ibrahim Kaskar and his henchman Tiger Memon, the attacks were in response to the destruction of a mosque on a disputed site in Ayodhya, legendary home of one of Hinduism's most revered gods. So how in the world does Sanjay Dutt, Hindu son of screen legends Nargis and Sunil Dutt, factor in?

In an industry with close and much-documented ties to the underworld of organized crime, stars often receive extortion and death threats. Shortly before the riots, Dutt allegedly received threats that moved him to purchase an
Sanjay Dutt
AK-47 from Dawood's cohorts. According toRediff.com (October 1998), "When asked if he owned such a gun, he denied it while simultaneously arranging for the weapon to be surreptitiously destroyed." He was arrested not only for owning the rifle, but also for plotting to blow up the Indian Stock Exchange and the Reserve Bank of India. The vast majority of Indians considered the charges ludicrous, though their reasons varied, as is sarcastically evident in Shatrughan Sinha's reaction: "Don't be ridiculous! He doesn't even know what a stock exchange is." (Rediff, Oct. 1998)

Sanjay himself vehemently protests his innocence, and has retracted an earlier confession admitting to ownership of the AK-47. He now denies it ever existed. Freed after several months in prison, he still must ask permission before leaving the country. In a 2002 interview with Filmfare Online, he reflects, "In fact, the court has been kind to me. Whenever I needed permission to shoot abroad, they granted it to me. I have to attend the court only 15 days a month now." Dutt looks forward to the trial's conclusion: "I'm keenly waiting for the verdict. Eventually the truth will come out in the open. I'm not a terrorist and I was never involved in any act of terrorism against this country. I'm happy that it is coming to an end. The world will know the truth soon." (Filmfare Online, 2002)

Unfortunately, that his name will be totally cleared seems increasingly unlikely. In the course of another trial related to mafia dealings, prosecutors have produced a tape recording of an alleged phone conversation in which Sanjay Dutt and Mahesh Manjrekar (the renowned director of films including 1999's Hu Tu Tu and 2000's Astitva) buddy up to infamous underworld kingpin Chhota Shakeel, discussing everything from the co-stars they dislike most (Sanjay thinks poorly of Govinda, who he claims always shows up late) to the rumor that Chota Shakeel is extorting money from actress Preity Zinta (the gangster tells Sanjay that he would never take money from ladies, and to please explain that to Preity). "In the 45 minutes of sometimes rambling conversation on tape, actor Sanjay Dutt asks Shakeel about favors the gangster had promised him and complains about actors including [Hrithik] Roshan. Shakeel assures Dutt that Roshan 'will not be around for too many days.'" (lDaily Variety, July 31, 2002) Naturally, the recording has caused a furor in India. A court order has been successfully issued to prohibit the media from continuing to play it for the public.

Sanjay has also known scandals of the more mundane brand. He rarely sees the daughter of his first marriage, Trishala, but has no plans to relocate her from the United States: "She is happy in the US, so why disturb her? Having stayed there since her childhood, she will find it hard to adjust here." (Filmfare Online, 2002) Also, his current marriage to Rhea Dutt, begun on Valentine's Day in 1999, is crumbling; unofficially separated from her, Sanjay has few hopes for their domestic prospects: "I have signed on at least seven films in the last one year. All of them are being shot now. I don't know what to do with my time, so I keep working. My personal life is almost over...Rhea and me will always care for each other and be there for each other. That is what counts in the end, not that we are no longer together." (Rediff, Dec. 2002)

Despite his apparent return to bachelorhood, he decries the recent rumors of romances with Preity Zinta, Sushmita Sen and Tabu. "I'm 43 years old and all these girls you are talking about are younger than me by 12 to 13 years. They are kids. Some section of the media just writes whatever it wants. They have some preconceived notions about me. Just because I did some wild things in the past, they write whatever they want to about me. It used to affect me, but not any more. I care a damn about it." (Filmfare Online, 2002)

However, many gossip columnists seem sure that he was recently caught necking with Tabu at a film party and later in a parked car. Tabu herself isn't surprised: "I'm aware of when these rumours started. Sanju, a group of friends and I had a rip-roaring time in Sun City where we'd gone to attend an awards function. No one had ever seen me freaking out earlier. So imaginations ran riot." (Filmfare, Oct. 2001) It seems no surprise that maginations tend to do that where Sanjay is concerned.

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

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Sanja Dutt

Sanja Dutt and Bipasha Basu in movie Mr. Fraud

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