“There should be peace in India, but I can’t feel that peace anymore.” Actor Sanjay Dutt’s emotional remarks about the country have sparked discussion on social media.
Dutt made the comments during an appearance on Shekhar Suman’s show Shekhar Tonite, in a Gandhi Jayanti special episode. He spoke about India, its people and his hope for a more peaceful atmosphere.
‘I Pray to Shivji That Those Days Come Back Soon’
Talking about Indians, Dutt praised their hospitality and large-hearted nature. He said the country has given a lot to others and should continue to maintain that spirit. He then added that he no longer feels the same peace in the country and said he prays to Shivji for those days to return.
Sanjay Dutt Turns Into Munna Bhai as PM
The remarks came during a larger segment in which Dutt was asked to imagine himself as the Prime Minister for five minutes.
He immediately switched into his iconic Munna Bhai style and delivered a humorous political monologue. He spoke about Mahatma Gandhi’s principles, the use of political leaders’ photographs in public spaces and the need for “Gandhigiri” instead of confrontation.
Remarks Trigger Mixed Reactions Online
Dutt’s comments about peace quickly circulated on social media. While some users focused on his message about harmony, others criticised the statement and brought up his past controversies.
The actor, however, did not explain in detail what specific developments he was referring to when he said he could no longer feel the same peace in India.
A Call for Peace or Political Commentary?
The remarks came as part of a wider conversation mixing entertainment, Gandhi’s philosophy and political satire. His comments have now become the main talking point from the episode, with viewers interpreting his message in different ways.
Dutt’s message was simple: India’s people are warm and generous, but he hopes the country can once again feel more peaceful.