Sanjay Dutt's mantra for succeeding with the ladies is to let a woman

Well-known names have their share of the limelight as well as the dark side of fame. And when it comes to a controversial life , actor Sanjay Dutt's name is sure to crop up. From his tumultuous journey where he went into rehab for substance abuse to his alleged affairs with his co-stars, he has had his share of troubles. A daily recently published excerpts from a book on Sanjay Dutt's story and of how Bollywood's Bad Boy has always been dependent on the women in his life.
In it, while talking about how he met his first wife, Richa Sharma, he told the author, "I met Richa for the first time at the muhurat of one of my films at Hotel Sea Rock. She was wearing jeans and a multi-coloured top. I inquired as to who she was. A few days later, I called her and asked her to go out with me. I soon realised that Richa was different from the girls I had known before. She was not calculating, manipulative or chasing after money. She was a simple girl, a fantastic person to trust. I could no longer live without her.

He also admitted that he always had to have an emotional anchor to depend upon, which gave way to his alleged affairs with a few actresses. He is quoted as saying, "All my life I've always been dependent on someone. First it was my mother, then my girlfriends, then my sisters ... I did not know how to survive without leaning against someone.

In addition, the 'Khalnayak' and 'Bhoomi' actor was also once asked by a section of media about how to be successful with women. He had said, "If you like a woman, make her feel like your mother ... become a little boy. [If you] let her feel protective about you, you are scoring, buddy!
With such an interesting life, it remains to be seen how actor Ranbir Kapoor steps into his shoes on the silver screen.