Sanjay Dutt gets candid over Bollywood – says it lacks passion

Sanjay Dutt gets candid
over Bollywood – says it lacks passion

Amidst promoting his upcoming Kannada film, KD—The Devil in Mumbai, Sanjay Dutt got candid about Bollywood. 

The teaser launch saw the attendance by Sanjay Dutt, Shilpa Shetty, and Dhruva Sarja to launch the teaser of their upcoming Kannada film KD—The Devil. Talking to the press there, Sanjay got candid about why he was picking more films down south than in Bollywood, opining that the film industry now lacks ‘passion’. 

It isn’t on numbers, it’s about passion. He is working with Prabhas and more

At the event Sanjay also spoke about working with Prabhas in Maruthi’s The Raja Saab, commenting on how much the actor has fed him. “You know what, he his trying to learn Telugu because I’m doing one film with Prabhas titled The Raja Saab. He is one of the most amazing ind a great actor,” said Sanjay.

Unprompted, he added that he ‘loves’ Chiranjeevi, stating, he loves Chiranjeev. He’s done Munna Bhai out here. Sanjay shares a beautiful relationship with him. God bless him.”

While talking to the press, Sanjay also called Nagarjuna, with whom he worked in Chandralekha (1998), a ‘very close friend, like a brother’, and called Ram Pothineni, with whom he worked in Double iSmart (2024), a ‘wonderful boy’. 
The actor then said that it took him a long time to work in south Indian film industries because no one approached him. It took him so much time to work here because those guys didn’t call him.
KD—The Devil is slated for release on 10 July 2026. Before that, he will star in Akhanda 2 and The Raja Saab in Telugu, Dhurandhar and Baap in Hindi, and Sheran Di Kaum Punjabi in Punjabi. 
 
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