Sanju Trailer is the New Food For TROLLERS

As Expected the ones enjoying Race 3 Trolls missing from this thread =)) 🤣

Could it be true 😲😲

Bakwas film which is all about glorifying a criminal. Disgusting🤢

jail scene n tat white thing in ranbir hands symbolic as which type of movie it is lol ,they themselves telling on wat biopic they made symbolically lol

Mahesh Bhatt remembers, 'Sunil Dutt used to take me during his visits to Sanjay at Arthur Road Jail . . . Sanju would say to him that because of your politics, I was punished. This is your political rivalry, I have [been] made a pawn in it. You get me out somehow.' Sunil would try to calm him down. But ultimately a battle-weary Sunil had to level with Sanjay.




Sanjay recalled, Every day he used to come and meet me in jail and he used to tell me, "Kal ho jayega . . . kal ho jayega. [You'll be released tomorrow.] It's not that he didn't try. It went on for three to four months.' Sanjay says that during one of these meetings, I just broke down and said "Dad, kab ho jayega . . . when? [When will I be released?] . . . He [Sunil] held me by the collar and he had tears in his eyes and he told me, "Sanju I can't do anything for you any more. I am sorry, son . . . I can't.'

On Rakshabandhan again, the family got special permission to visit Thane Central Jail. Sunil, Priya and Namrata waited in a cabin for Sanjay to be brought in. He hugged his sisters, their eyes brimming with tears. Namrata recounted those moments, Dad said, "Tie your rakhis and give him strength . . . With a heavy heart Sanjay said, "I have nothing to give you both, but I've saved these coupons for you. This is all I have.' They were coupons worth two rupees to buy tea and snacks inside the jail. Sanjay's patience was wearing thin. Every time Sunil met him, he'd say, Beta, bas kuch din aur. [Son, only a few more days.]' Sanjay later recalled, You start talking to yourself. You start talking to Mom, talking to Dad. It's crazy. So I started following ants, trail of ants. That's how I came to know how disciplined ants are. I watched these ants for three months.'


Kisi pinjre mein jaanwar ko qaid kar diya jaaye [a caged animal] Sanjay's condition used to be like that. He used to walk restlessly in his barrack,' remembers a senior policeman posted in the jail. According to another policeman, He never used to discuss his past. Even if we tried to ask, he would say, "Jaane do, Sahab. [Let it go, Sir.] But he was very polite, no arrogance at all.' One day when Sanjay couldn't take the loneliness any more, he says he went crazy and banged my head on the wall so hard that I got stitches'.There was blood everywhere and Sanjay needed urgent medical attention. For some time Sanjay was even allowed food from home again. But after a few weeks he stopped asking for it. He said, Mere naseeb mei agar jail ki roti todna likha hai to wahi sahi. Mai wahi khaoonga. [If it's my fate to eat jail food then so be it. I accept that fate.]' Sanjay would smoke quite heavily, almost one packet a day which was sent to him from home. He remembered his mother a lot. He would say, if only she was around, things would have been different.'