Sanjay Dutt’s health update: By God’s grace, I am fine & healthy, says the actor
Sanjay Dutt’s Health update: By God’s grace, I am fine & healthy, says the actor
Apr 12, 2023
Pic Courtesy: Official Instagram Account of Sanjay Dutt
A few hours ago, there were news reports about Sanjay Dutt sustaining an injury while shooting a bomb explosion scene for the film ‘KD’. The reports also stated that the action sequence was composed by fight master Dr Ravi Varma. Even though all the details of the incident hadn’t been revealed, it was said that the shooting was taking place on Bengaluru's Magadi Road, and that Sanjay has injured his face, hands, and elbow. Needless to say that, many of Sanjay Dutt’s fans and cinegoers really became concerned for the actor and his health.
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A few minutes ago, Sanjay Dutt took to social media and gave an update about his health. The ‘Thaanedaar’ actor had taken to Twitter and tweeted stating, “There are reports of me getting injured. I want to reassure everyone that they are completely baseless.. I am shooting for the film KD & the team's been extra careful while filming my scenes. Thank you everyone for reaching out & your concern”. The shooting for the film ‘KD’ has been resumed, as confirmed by a spokesperson. We are sure that this ‘health update’ of Sanjay Dutt will surely come as an extremely good news for the many fans and well-wishers of the actor.
Earlier in the day, an official spokesperson had said that, “Sanju baba did get injured, but it was a minor accident. There is no serious harm caused. In fact, the situation was brought in control soon, and shooting has even resumed." As for the film, ‘KD-The Devil’, it is being directed by Prem and is being presented by KVN Productions. Besides Sanjay Dutt, the film ‘KD-The Devil’ also stars Dhruva Sarja, Ravichandra, Sanjay Dutt and Shilpa Shetty Kundra. The film, which happens to be a Pan-India multilingual, will be released in languages including Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, and Hindi.
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