Sanjay Dutt is currently the first choice of big directors from Bollywood to South cinema. With his powerful acting, he has made a special place not only in Bollywood but also in the South industry. While some stars struggle to make a name for themselves in South cinema, Sanjay Dutt has made his mark as a villain in the South. Currently, his career is progressing rapidly and he has many big film projects lined up.
Sanjay Dutt's video is going viral
Meanwhile, an old video of Sanjay Dutt is becoming very viral on social media. In this video, Sanjay Dutt has mentioned a unique habit related to his jail days. Actually, Abhishek Bachchan himself said this first in the video, which was later explained in detail by Sanjay Dutt.
A unique way to sleep in prison
In this video, Sanjay Dutt, Ajay Devgan and Abhishek Bachchan are seen together in a TV show. First, Abhishek Bachchan says in a fun manner that "Sanju Baba never sleeps lying down, but always sleeps sitting. He sleeps like this by raising his legs with pillows." Hearing this, the show's host Sajid Khan gets surprised and asks Sanjay Dutt why does he sleep sitting?
While answering this question, Sanjay Dutt shared an incident from his jail days. He said, "During the rainy season, the cell in the jail would get filled with so much water that it became difficult to sleep in it. So we had to sleep sitting up while holding our knees. From that time onwards, I got used to sleeping like this."
The same habit remains even today
Sanjay Dutt said that the habit of those days in jail is still with him and he often sleeps sitting in the same way. Hearing this, the atmosphere of the show became a little serious. Everyone knows that Sanjay Dutt has seen many ups and downs in his life and has also spent time in jail. This story of his has given the audience a glimpse of his struggle.
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