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"It's ironic that Indian filmmakers are shooting movies about hell like Dawood Ibrahim while Hollywood produces movies about great Indian personalities, like" The Man Who Knew Infinity "based on the life of the mathematician S Ramanujan in which "Slumdog" The fame Dev Patel played the leading role, "wrote Panchjanya in his cover story" Kirdar Daagdar "(corrupt character).
The magazine raised several questions about the film and accused Hirani of whitewashing Dutt's life. Did Sanjay Dutt abandon his bad habits and what example did he give to the youth of the country?
He said that the "high moral motive" taken by the filmmaker had fallen flat because it was useless. "What prompted you (Hirani) to make a film based on the life of someone like Sanjay Dutt? Was it to whiten his character or to milk the box office?" the magazine.
Interestingly, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari hugged Hirani for the film. "What good is it to glorify someone who has abandoned his wife with cancer and also children with her?" Asks the magazine.
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