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On a rainy night in Mumbai, famed film distributor Raj Bansal joined his more than three-decade-old friend, Sanjay Dutt, and the son of another friend, Ranbir Kapoor, to watch a film that filmed them. bind closely. He went to Mumbai to attend a special screening of Rajkumar Hirani's biopic, Sanju which traces the life of the old, before Friday's liberations. It was such a moving moment for Bansal as for Dutt.
A misunderstood man, misjudged
During the film, he had tears in his eyes – not once, but three times. This is a first in its long badociation with the big screen, the reel stories do not move it much. Addressing AFTERhrs from Mumbai, where he watched the film Wednesday night, Bansal said the film did justice to the most misunderstood person in the film industry. "Sanjay has openly admitted his mistakes, yet his image in the media is very wrong, this film erases everything, it shows you that even after making a lot of mistakes, your family will eventually get you out of everything," he said. said Bansal.
While the film is only one character to show Dutt's relationship with his closest friends, he has a glimpse of the fellowship that he shares with Bansal over the course of 35 years. last years. "He had a few moments that we shared, some things I had told him – all of this was beautifully woven into the story," added Bansal, whom Dutt addresses as "Thakur." "After all, there is only a little bit of a life so elaborate that it can be reached in two and a half hours," he added.
Joined by the deity
Years ago, Dutt was visiting Ajmer Dargah Sharif when he first met Bansal in Jaipur. On the same trip, the two went to the Vaishno Devi Shrine for the first time together. This was the beginning of a friendship for life. "We have made a pact that none of us will visit Vaishno Devi without the other, since we have been there 5-6 times," he shared.Bansal remembers an interesting anecdote from ten years ago.Sanjay planned a trip to Vaishno Devi and asked me to meet him in New Delhi, where he was to board the Mumbai plane aboard We were supposed to travel together from there, his flight was diverted to Jaipur because of the bad weather and I reached Gurgaon by the time he called to announce that the trip was to be canceled. ", Shared Bansal." I turned around and his second call came when I was close to Amber. He was still stuck at the airport and asked me to meet him there. By the time I arrived at the airport, they had permission and we finally flew from Jaipur to Vaishno Devi together, "adds Bansal
A family that eats together [19659003] Dutt insisted on vegetarian food during his stay at Bansal's house. "He is a non-vegetarian and we are all vegetarians and before every visit he calls my wife from Mumbai and tells her that he will only have vegetarian food and asks him to cook his special yellow dal. and do their best to make everyone comfortable, "shared Bansal. "One time, I made the mistake of ordering a non-vegetarian dish and he warned me not to do it again." He said, "Even if you welcome the President of the United States , do not compromise your family values for him, "Bansal shared.
Bansal and his family's friendship with the Dutts are visible in his social media, where one can find pictures of Dutt and his wife Maanyata with Bansal, his wife and children, Meghna and Abhimanyu, all clicked over the years
'I know Ranbir since he's 5 years old'
For the first 20 minutes of the film, Bansal, who himself brought many films to Rajasthan screens, was very aware that this was the real life of his best friend on celluloid. Add to that the fact that the role was played by the son of another best friend, Ranbir Kapoor. "I am very close to the Kapoor family too. For my son's first birthday, Ranbir was there too. I've known him since he's five, "shared Bansal.
"After the first few minutes in the film, I have forgotten everything … The awareness of a friend and son of a friend gathering at the screen s & nbsp; The film shot me in the story.A day later when I think about it, I still have goose bumps, "he says. a voice soaked in happiness.
& # 39; An extraordinary film & # 39;
In the words of Raj Bansal, Sanju (directed and co-produced by Rajkumar Hirani) is extraordinary. "This is not only Ranbir's best career, but also an excellent film." To say that Ranbir gave an "award-winning" show will not do justice to his work, "said Bansal. a roller coaster of emotions and events. It's an emotional journey, where you can see the relationship between a father and his son, his mother's fight against cancer and her own story, "he added. He wrote on Twitter: Seen the most anticipated movie #Sanju last night. What movie. It takes you on a journey of laughter, tears, joy, melody, human relationships. @RajkumarHirani excels once more. The performance of #RanbirKapoor is exceptional, as are all the other actors. SUPER HIT.
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