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Dutts marriage put on hold
17 Feb, 2008
Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt's marriage with girlfriend Manyata is put on hold with the Goa authorities questioning Manyata over the documents being submitted for the legal registration process of the marriage. The couple had registered their marriage before a sub-registrar at a hotel in South Goa on February 7. However the residence certificate used to declare the marriage is alleged to be false and hence the validity of the marriage registration need to be checked. According to the rules, either one of the partners intending to get married has to be a resident of the State for a minimum of six months. --MP Labels: Sanjay-Dutt
Dus Kahanian - Starring Aftab Shivdasani, Dino Morea, Mandira Bedi, Nanapatekar, Neha Dhupia, Sanjay Dutt, Sunil Shetty, Tanushree Dutta etc.
8 Dec, 2007
Mumbai, Dec 7 (ANI): 'Dus Kahaniyaan', which released today across the country has ten stories as the title of the film suggests, and takes forward the latest trend of multiple stories in a single film that was recently showcased in films like Salaam-e-Ishq, Darna Zaroori Hain and Darna Mana Hain.
'Dus Kahaniyaan' is a celluloid mosaic of 10 short films scripted by 12 writers and has an ensemble cast of 25 actors. The star cast of the film includes veterans like Shabana Azmi and Naseeruddin Shah who will be seen together on the silver screen after two decades.
Sanjay Dutt, Sunil Shetty, Nana Patekar, Dino Morea, Aftab Shivdasani, Neha Dhupia, Tanushree Dutta and Mandira Bedi are also in the film's different stories.
The directors' list for the film includes Sanjay Gupta along with others like Hansal Mehta, Meghna Gulzar, Apoorva Lakhia, and Jasmeet Dhodhi. Rohit Roy, an actor, makes his debut as a director in this film.
The film is a Sanjay Dutt presentation in association with Eros International and White Feather Films.
The producer and director Sanjay Gupta known for his earlier films like Kaanta, Zinda, Khauff and Musaffir to name a few is very upbeat about this film.
"What is different here is that none of the films are connected to each other, they are not of the same genre. They deal with different aspects of society and they are also set in different time frames. Each film has its own universe, has got its own space, look and style," said, Sanjay Gupta.
Telly actor Rohit Roy who besides acting in this movie has also directed one of the 10 short films says that this flick has put his creative abilities to test.
"As a filmmaker you have actually conceived the whole concept, you work on a script, get your actors together, finish the film, edit it and then you leave that process. For me working for ten days on the film 'Rice Plate' has been a much more satisfying experience than my ten years of acting," Rohit said.
Actress Minissha Lamba expressed her liking for the role she essays in this movie.
"Apart from my first, mostly I have portrayed urban characters. This is the first time I have played a traditional character. This is not today's story, it dates back by around 10-20 years and is set in a village near Chandigarh where they live," added Minisha.
On the whole, it is a cornucopia of ten stories with the interesting plots outnumbering the less interesting ones, which could well turn out to be the factor that will give it a good box office run. (ANI)
--MP
Labels: Aftab-Shivdasani, Dino-Morea, Mandira-Bedi, Nanapatekar, Neha-Dhupia, Reviews, Sanjay-Dutt, Sunil-Shetty, Tanushree-Dutta
Munnabhai thanks family, fans for support
30 Nov, 2007
Mumbai, Nov.29 (ANI): Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt today thanked his family and fans for supporting him in his troubled times.
In his first comments after reaching his Bandra Hills residence from Pune's Yerawada Jail, where he was lodged after his conviction, the actor said he had "full faith in the judiciary of the country".
"I just want to thank my people of my country, the love of my fans, I want to thank the media for being so supportive to me...I want to thank my family, I love them," Dutt told reporters in a voice choked with emotion.
He also thanked noted jurists Fali S Nariman and family friend V R Maohar for their support.
"They all have done a great job and I really appreciate that," Dutt added.
The actor, sentenced to six years' RI under the Arms Act in the 1993 Mumbai bomb blasts case, had spent 37 days behind bars in his second stint this year, from where he had been released earlier on an interim bail by the apex court and re-lodged on October 22. (ANI)
--MP Labels: Sanjay-Dutt
Supreme Court grants bail to Sanjay Dutt in 1993 Mumbai blasts case
27 Nov, 2007
New Delhi, Nov 27 (ANI): The Supreme Court today granted bail to Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt, who has been sentenced to six years of rigorous imprisonment by a TADA Court under the Arms Act.
While granting bail to Dutt, the apex court said Dutt will have to furnish a bond subject to satisfaction of the TADA judge and his passport will remain deposited.
The apex court will now hold hearing in the case next after six months, implying Dutt's relief will be of at least that period.
Dutt is presently lodged in Pune's Yerawada jail since October 22.
Dutt had approached the apex court following his conviction for illegally keeping arms - an AK 56 rifle and a pistol, relating to the 1993 Mumbai blasts case.
Dutt's lawyer argued that the apex court should grant him bail on the ground of his conduct, and that he has never broken the law in the past one decade since he was first granted bail in connection with the case.
Two months earlier, Dutt had received an interim bail from the apex court as he had not received a copy of his judgement.
Dutt, surrendered before the TADA court last week after he received a copy of the special court's judgement
He had spent 22 days at the same jail in August, before he received the interim bail by the Supreme Court on August 20.
Dutt has already spent nearly 16 months in prison before his release on bail in 1996. (ANI)
- AY Labels: Sanjay-Dutt
Sanjay Dutt
30 Oct, 2007
Labels: Sanjay-Dutt
Sanjay Dutt approaches Supreme Court with a bail plea
25 Oct, 2007
MP: New Delhi, Oct 25 (ANI): Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt on Thursday
approached the Supreme Court with a bail plea following his conviction
for illegally keeping arms – an AK 56 rifle and a pistol, relating to
the 1993 Mumbai blasts case. Dutt has been sentenced to six years of rigorous imprisonment and is
presently housed in Yerwada Jail in Pune after he surrendered before a
TADA court on October 22. Dutt's lawyer has argued that the apex court should grant him bail on
the grounds of his conduct, and that he has never broken law in the
past one decade since he was first granted bail in connection with the
case. Two months earlier, Dutt had received an interim bail from the Supreme
Court as he had not received a copy of his judgement. Dutt, surrendered before the TADA court last week after he received a
copy of the special court's judgement He had spent 22 days at the same jail in August, before he received
the interim bail by the Supreme Court on August 20. Dutt has already spent nearly 16 months in prison before his release
on bail in 1996. (ANI) Labels: Sanjay-Dutt
Dhamaal
23 Oct, 2007
New Delhi/Mumbai, Sep 7 (ANI): Cinegoers gave thumps-up to 'Dhamaal', a fun-filled caper about four friends and a cop, played by Sanjay Dutt, who is out on bail in 1993 Mumbai bomb blast case.
'Dhamaal' is a story of four small time conmen, who are being chased by a cop, Sanjay Dutt, through out the film. Arshad Warsi, Ritesh Deshmukh, Javed Jaffrey and Ashish Choudhary are playing the conmen in the movie.
Director Indra Kumar has managed to deliver a full fledge entertainer despite the fact the film has no heroine, something which is a rarity in Bollywood.
The performance of Ritesh Deshmukh was appreciated by most of the movie buffs."The movie was awesome. Ritesh Deshmukh was good. The movie revolves around ten crores (100 million) rupees," said Sakshi, a movie buff.
"It's a one time movie. It has good comedy. Sanjay Dutt was good but Ritesh Deshmukh was better," said Siddharth, another movie buff.
Sanjay Dutt, attended the premier with his friend Manyata. Talking about the movie Dutt said, "It is very close to my heart. We had a lovely time. It is beautiful- Arshad, Ritesh, Javed- everybody is fantastic." Director Indra Kumar, who seemed little nervous on the premier of the movie, can now breathe a sigh of relief.
"I have made this film so that whole family can see the film together. People usually watch the film in the theatre and forget about it after stepping out of the theatre. But I want people to remember my film for long time," said Indra Kumar.
Dhamaal is the first film of Sanjay Dutt to be released after he was convicted and sent to jail. (ANI) Labels: Reviews, Sanjay-Dutt
Sanjay Dutt surrenders, moved to Yerwada jail again
Mumbai, Oct 22 (ANI): Close to two months earlier, Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt had left the premises of Yerwada jail after receiving an interim bail in connection with the 1993 Mumbai blasts case, only to return there on Monday. Dutt, surrendered before the TADA court here after he received a copy of the special court's judgement, which sentenced him six years of rigorous imprisonment after finding him guilty under the Arms Act for possessing arms, including an AK-56 assault rifle at the height of the 1993 communal riots in Mumbai. For Yerwada jail authorities, return of Sanjay Dutt brings a mix bag of emotions as the 'lovable Munnabhai' had landed some police personnel in problem after they hugged and shook their hands with the actor when he left the jail premises in August. He had spent 22 days at the same jail before getting the interim bail by the Supreme Court on August 20. On Saturday, Dutt failed to get his judgement copy as it was on ready. The TADA court on Saturday handed copies of judgments to 13 convicts, including 10 who have been sentenced to death. Dutt was asked to return on Monday, along with 33 others. The judge also called 30 convicts who are in custody and the four men in the Dutt group. Now, Dutt is likely to file a fresh application for regular bail before the apex court and also challenge the six years sentence awarded to him by the TADA court
The court granted bail to all six on the condition that they would report to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) office in Mumbai every week and would not abuse their grant of liberty and bail.
Dutt has already spent nearly 16 months in prison before his release on bail in 1996. (ANI) Labels: Sanjay-Dutt
Sanjay Dutt to get TADA court judgment copy
22 Oct, 2007
| Mumbai, Oct 22 (ANI): Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt, who is out on interim bail in connection with the 1993 Mumbai blast case, will get a copy of the TADA court judgment order today. The TADA court on Saturday handed copies of judgments to 13 convicts, including 10 who have been sentenced to death. Dutt was asked to return on Monday along with 33 others. The judge also called 30 convicts who are in custody and the four men in the Dutt group. After getting a copy of the judgment, Dutt will have to surrender before police. Then, he can move a fresh application for regular bail before the Supreme Court. Dutt was sentenced to six years of rigorous imprisonment by a TADA court under the Arms Act for possession of arms, including an AK-56 assault rifle at the height of the 1993 communal riots in Mumbai.
Dutt along with five other convicts were granted interim bail by the apex court on August 20.
The apex court granted bail to all the six on the condition that they will report to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) office in Mumbai every week and will not abuse their grant of liberty and bail.
Dutt has already spent nearly 16 months in prison before his release on bail in 1996. (ANI)
| Labels: Sanjay-Dutt
Sanjay Dutt may get judgment copy on Monday
21 Oct, 2007
Mumbai, Oct 20 (ANI): Interim bail for Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt continues as the TADA court today failed to give him a copy of the judgment, which convicted him under the Arms Act in connection with the 1993 Mumbai blasts case.Dutt's case, which is number 37 on the list of convicts, is expected to come up on Monday.The TADA court today handed copies of judgments to 13 convicts, including 10 who have been sentenced to death.After getting a copy of the judgment, Dutt will have to surrender before police. Then, he can move a fresh application for regular bail before the Supreme Court. Dutt was present in the court, but he did not receive his copy, as it was not ready yet.He had been asked to appear in the court today along with the others, who are out on interim bail.Dutt was sentenced to six years of rigorous imprisonment by a TADA court under the Arms Act for possession of arms, including an AK-56 assault rifle at the height of the 1993 communal riots in Mumbai. Dutt along with five other convicts were granted interim bail by the apex court on August 20. The apex court granted bail to all the six on the condition that they will report to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) office in Mumbai every week and will not abuse their grant of liberty and bail. Dutt has already spent nearly 16 months in prison before his release on bail in 1996. (ANI) Labels: Sanjay-Dutt
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