After losing his mother, Nargis Dutt, who had been battling cancer for a while, Sanjay Dutt once conveyed his feelings.
One of Bollywood’s biggest stars right now is Sanjay Dutt. His singular fusion of tough charm and versatile acting abilities mesmerized audiences for many years, garnering him a devoted fan base and cult-like fame. His private life has frequently been in the news.
The seasoned actor saw his fair share of obstacles in the movie business. Even before he started his acting career, in fact. The actor’s mother and renowned actress Nargis Dutt both passed away from cancer in 1981, as depicted in his biopic. His mother had a significant influence on his life.
Sanjay Dutt shared his sorrow after losing his mother only days before making his Bollywood debut in 1991 while sporting a distinctive hairdo. He reveals that he was numb and didn’t cry when she passed away. However, a friend presented a recording of his mother’s final message to him from her deathbed in New York two years later. Sanjay was overcome with emotion and started crying as he heard her voice expressing love and concern for him. He admits that listening to his mother’s moving comments caused him to cry for several hours.
“When my mother died, I did not cry, I had no emotions. I heard my mother’s voice when she was at a NY hospital telling me things, how much she loved me, how much she cared for me, and I cried for four-five hours,” the KGF 2 actor said
Sick Nargis is heard urging, “More than anything, Sanju, keep your humility,” in the audio tape. Keep your personality. Never be arrogant. Always be respectful of elders and humble. The thing that will propel you forward and give you perseverance in your task is that.
