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Sanjay Dutt: India 'Peace' Vanished, Prays for Return
3 Oct
Summary
- Actor Sanjay Dutt expressed feeling a lack of peace in India.
- He revived his Munna Bhai character for a satirical monologue.
- Dutt advocated for 'Gandhigiri' over conflict and tariffs.

Sanjay Dutt recently expressed a longing for peace in India, lamenting, "I can't feel that peace in our country anymore." He voiced this sentiment during a Gandhi Jayanti special episode of 'Shekhar Tonite'.
Dutt reappeared as his iconic Munna Bhai character for a satirical monologue. Imagining himself as Prime Minister for five minutes, he adopted the character's signature dialect and mannerisms. His address touched upon foreign travel and political photography.
He humorously suggested an update to Gandhi's three monkeys, questioning who would address negative issues if one were to ignore them. Dutt also joked about reducing the prominence of political photos, advocating instead for displaying Mahatma Gandhi's image.
Further, Dutt satirized international relations, referring to Donald Trump as 'Trump Mamu' and suggesting a need for 'Gandhigiri' over missiles and tariffs. He proposed resolving conflicts through conversation and tea rather than threats, concluding with a playful offer of a 'jaadu ki jhappi' (magical hug) to America.