Sanjay Dutt is gearing for his come back film Bhoomi and the film has Sunny Leone featured song Trippy. For three days, it has been rumoured that Sanjay is not happy with the song.

The producer of film rubbished all such rumours by saying, "First of all, one girl who has come from outside and is trying to make her mark in Bollywood and she has done it in a successful way in such a competitive industry. And when she is doing good, everyone is after her that she should be out of Bollywood and other people get the chance. You don't have to play such games and this is the first time we get to see her dance in such a way that people getting jealous of her. Despite talking about her dancing skills, people are saying that Sanjay Dutt is unhappy."

He added, "Are Sanjay Dutt, Omung Kumar, Bhushan Kumar and I fools? Didn't we sit down and talk about the plot? The song is very much the part of the film and is not a promotional thing. It goes very well in the film and it's very important to the plot. I am not desperate about commercialization. Sunny rehearsed for the song two weeks continuously. When we were editing, Baba came to the room and said 'I have never met her, can you connect me with her?' and he spoke to her and said, 'What a performance and we should meet soon' and she also said that she would meet him. They talked to each other respectably. I don't why such reports are coming. It shows that people are just jealous of her."

On clashing with Haseena Parkar's biopic, he said, "There is no clash between Haseena Parkar and Bhoomi. We all are desperate for dates as there are not many. Everyone is jumping over each other and in Bollywood, we don't have many Fridays and movies will clash. On the very same day, Newton is also releasing and all the three are good films. Don't call it a clash. I hope everything works for the film. Right now, because of GST, Censor, Piracy and 'Notebandhi', the industry is going through a rough patch."

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