Sanjay Dutt reveals he started doing drugs to become ‘cool’ and impress women

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Sanjay Dutt reveals he started doing drugs to become ‘cool’ and impress women


New Delhi: Actor Sanjay Dutt is at present having fun with the success of his newest launch ‘KGF Chapter 2’. The actor performs the villain Adheera within the movie that additionally stars Yash, Raveena Tandon, Prakash Raj, Malavika Avinash, John Kokken and Saran. The film additionally marks Sanjay Dutt’s Telugu debut. The actor in a current interview opened up about his drug dependancy and stated he started taking intoxicants to ‘impress girls’ and become ‘cool’.

“I was very shy, especially with women, so I started it to look cool. You do it and you become a cooler guy with the ladies, you talk to them,” the actor informed YouTuber Ranveer Allahabadia.

Sanjay additionally recalled how after he got here out of rehab, individuals would name him a ‘charsi’ (junkie) and at the moment he realised he want to change this picture of himself.

“Ten years of my life I used to be in my room, or within the lavatory, and not concerned about shoots. But that is what life is, and that’s how every part modified. When I got here again (from the rehab), individuals used to name me charsi. And I assumed, galat hai yeh (that is incorrect). People on the street are saying this. Kuch karna padega (I’ve to do one thing about it). So I started figuring out. I needed to break although that. And then from charsi, it grew to become a man with swag and ‘kya body hai’,” shared the actor.

Sanjay Dutt has been very open about his battle with drug dependancy. The actor’s substance abuse part was additionally proven in his biopic ‘Sanju’ made by Rajkummar Hirani in 2018. Actor Ranbir Kapoor performed his function within the movie.

On the work entrance, Sanjay will subsequent be seen in Akshay Kumar starrer-Prithviraj. The film additionally options Manushi Chillar, Sakshi Tanwar and Sonu Sood. Sanjay can be a part of Ranbir Kapoor and Vaani Kapoor starrer ‘Shamshera’.

 





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