Dhaka 23 September, 2026

Sanjay Dutt Sparks Discussion After Applying Sindoor to Wife Maanyata

Entertainment Desk

Publish : 23 Sep 2026, 08:44 PM
Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt. Photo: Collected

Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt recently captured media attention during a visit to the famous Lalbaugcha Raja pandal in Mumbai, where he was accompanied by his wife, Maanyata Dutt.

During the darshan, Sanjay kept Maanyata protected amidst the heavy crowd and emotionally applied sindoora (vermilion) from Lord Ganesha's feet onto her forehead.

Photos and videos of the touching moment quickly went viral across social media platforms.

Key Highlights of the Visit
Traditional Attire: Sanjay Dutt wore a vibrant orange Punjabi (kurta), while Maanyata looked striking in a bright pink salwar-kameez.

Crowd Management: Navigating a massive gathering of devotees, Sanjay entered the pandal flanked by security guards, staying close to his wife to ensure her safety throughout the visit.

Heartfelt Prayers: Expressing his deep devotion, the actor shared that it was his good fortune to seek blessings at Lalbaugcha Raja once again. He remarked that he felt called by Ganesha and prayed for the opportunity to return every year.

Reunion with Chunky Panday: At the pandal, Sanjay crossed paths with actor Chunky Panday, who had arrived with his daughter, Ananya Panday. The long-time colleagues warmly embraced and exchanged greetings.

Upcoming Professional Projects
On the work front, Sanjay Dutt has a bustling schedule following appearances in films like Housefull 5, Baaghi 4, and Dhurandhar.

2026 Releases: His lineup features The Raja Saab, Dhurandhar: The Revenge, Raja Shivaji, Akhri Sawal, and the Kannada feature KD: The Devil.

Future Projects: He is set to star as the antagonist alongside Ajay Devgn—who plays a forest officer—in Jagan Shakti's upcoming film Ranger (co-starring Tamannaah Bhatia), which shifted its release window from December 2026 to 2027. Additionally, he is slated to appear in Khalnayak Returns.
Source: Hindustan Times

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