Bollywood stars not only go to jail but in reality, they also have an old relationship with jail. Many Bollywood stars have gone to jail in film life as well as in real life. Today we will talk about the star who belongs to Pakistan but has been a famous star of Bollywood. He had gone to jail to play the role of a jailer on the film screen, but in reality, he also had to undergo a jail sentence.

Balraj Sahni had gone to jail to become a jailer: Actually, K.K. Asif wanted to make the role of the jailer authentic, Asif got approval from the government that he and actor Balraj Sahni, who played the role of the jailer, should be given an opportunity to spend a little time in jail every day. Later, in reality, even Balraj had to be sentenced to jail. Balraj's real name is Yudhishthira Sahni. On Saturday, April 13, Balraj Sahni knows the special things related to him on his death anniversary.

Sahani turned jailer in 'stir': According to media reports, Balraj was born in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. He studied at Lahore University. He died of a heart attack on 13 April 1973. At the behest of Dileep, K.K. Asif gave Balraj an important role in the movie 'Hustle'. He became a jailer in the film.

Sahni was arrested during the procession: Let us tell you that this is from 1949. Balraj's marriage with Santosh took just 15 days. Santosh and Balraj were also spending time in those days in the preparation of the drama 'Signalman' written by Balwant Gargi. It was directed by Balraj Sahni himself. During the rehearsal, one day they got the news that the procession of the Communist Party was going to come out from Parel. An ardent supporter of leftist ideology, Balraj joined the procession along with his wife. The violence started after the procession moved a few steps away. Balraj Sahni was also taken into custody along with several people.

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