Packed schedule in store for Dutt

Dutt starring on hand projects like Alibaug (produced by Dutt himself) and Kidnap require him for the least period as compared to his other on floor films. The Munna Bhai star will be giving these two films top most priority in regards to shooting in the coming days.

A source close to Dutt tells us, "Sanjay has a just a week's work left for close buddy cum business partner, Sanjay Gupta's Alibaug and around 20 days of shoot left for Sanjay Gadhvi's (Dhoom series director) Kidnap. His other film on hand, Mr. Fraud directed by Abbas – Mastan is just 50% complete and requires a major portion of the film involving Dutt to be shot abroad. It is very less likely that the actor will be shooting for even a single day for this 20 crore budgeted film."

"Baba (Dutt) is just back. We are extremely happy for him and his family and would like to be around him as much as we can right now. Completing portions of our Alibaug is definitely on the cards in the following days. But, right now it all depends on how he wants it. If he doesn't feel like shooting then we would not go ahead with it. If at any moment, he gives us the green signal we will immediately go ahead with the shoot," says Sanjay Gupta.

"A special music video with the entire cast of Dutt produced and acted, Dus Kahaaniyaan was shot last week in his absence at a Mumbai studio. Now Gupta has plans to incorporate Dutt's portions in the song as it was one of the songs from the film that the Munna Bhai star extremely liked. It is just a half day's shoot and Gupta has already started having talks with his Dus Kahaaniyaan actors to be ready for the shoot which is most likely to take place on coming Monday at a Mumbai studio," our source further adds.

Sanju baba's next release is Indra Kumar's Dhamaal and is set for a September 7th release. The actor was given a six-year jail term in the 1993 serial blasts case by a special court led by Judge P D Kode on August 1 and was taken into custody soon after the hearing. As per the latest order, he will remain out of jail till the time TADA court furnishes him a copy of the judgement, and this is likely to take over a month.