Sanjay Dutt, who walked out free from jail today, told reporters that it was the most amazing feeling to be a free man today.
Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt, who walked out as a free man from jail today, told reporters that it was the most amazing feeling to be ‘free after 23 years’. Munnabhai actor, who has had a busy day since morning, said he was missing his father and late actor Sunil Dutt the most on this day of complete freedom. Sanjay Dutt hugs twins Iqra, Shahraan,
“To be free is the most amazing feeling. For 23 years I have been waiting for this moment… for freedom. I did everything (followed the law). It’s a feeling that will take a while to sink in. I miss my father today,” said a smiling Sanjay Dutt. (Sanjay Dutt reaches Mumbai, visits Siddhivinayak with wife Maanyata, see pics) “I miss my father (Sunil Dutt) today. I wish he was alive to see this day…if he would have been (alive), he would have been the happiest person,” he said. Putting behind the torrid times since his conviction in the 1993 Mumbai blasts case, Sanjay Dutt today walked out a free man from the Yerawada Central prison here after being granted remission in his five-year sentence. On being asked why did he salute the tri-colour atop the Yerwada prison building and bent to touch the soil immediately after stepping out, he said: “I am proud to be an Indian, that is why I kissed the earth and saluted the tricolour when I came out.” Talking about his wife Maanyata, he said she has suffered the most and called her is ‘best half.’ “Whenever I was getting weak, she was my pillar of strength. I think she suffered more than me as she had to look after two kids, bring them up, take decisions,” said Sanjay Dutt. See Pics: Sanjay Dutt Offers Prayers At Mother Nargis’ grave “She is not my better half, but my best half. Manyata is my strength,” said Sanjay Dutt as he held his wife’s hand who stood behind him during the press conference. When asked about his earnings in jail, Dutt said in a lighter vein, “Like a good husband I gave all the money to my wife.” He said now he would like to spend quality time with his family and near and dear ones. “I would like to spend time with my family and kids now.” On his arrival from Pune, Sanjay Dutt offered prayers at Siddhivinayak and later paid a visit to his mother Nargis’ grave. “She (Dutt’s mother) passed away when we were very small. I went to seek her blessings as I am a free man today,” he said.
Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt, who walked out as a free man from jail today, told reporters that it was the most amazing feeling to be ‘free after 23 years’. Munnabhai actor, who has had a busy day since morning, said he was missing his father and late actor Sunil Dutt the most on this day of complete freedom. Sanjay Dutt hugs twins Iqra, Shahraan,
“To be free is the most amazing feeling. For 23 years I have been waiting for this moment… for freedom. I did everything (followed the law). It’s a feeling that will take a while to sink in. I miss my father today,” said a smiling Sanjay Dutt. (Sanjay Dutt reaches Mumbai, visits Siddhivinayak with wife Maanyata, see pics) “I miss my father (Sunil Dutt) today. I wish he was alive to see this day…if he would have been (alive), he would have been the happiest person,” he said. Putting behind the torrid times since his conviction in the 1993 Mumbai blasts case, Sanjay Dutt today walked out a free man from the Yerawada Central prison here after being granted remission in his five-year sentence. On being asked why did he salute the tri-colour atop the Yerwada prison building and bent to touch the soil immediately after stepping out, he said: “I am proud to be an Indian, that is why I kissed the earth and saluted the tricolour when I came out.” Talking about his wife Maanyata, he said she has suffered the most and called her is ‘best half.’ “Whenever I was getting weak, she was my pillar of strength. I think she suffered more than me as she had to look after two kids, bring them up, take decisions,” said Sanjay Dutt. See Pics: Sanjay Dutt Offers Prayers At Mother Nargis’ grave “She is not my better half, but my best half. Manyata is my strength,” said Sanjay Dutt as he held his wife’s hand who stood behind him during the press conference. When asked about his earnings in jail, Dutt said in a lighter vein, “Like a good husband I gave all the money to my wife.” He said now he would like to spend quality time with his family and near and dear ones. “I would like to spend time with my family and kids now.” On his arrival from Pune, Sanjay Dutt offered prayers at Siddhivinayak and later paid a visit to his mother Nargis’ grave. “She (Dutt’s mother) passed away when we were very small. I went to seek her blessings as I am a free man today,” he said.
