"Never Meant to Hurt Anyone": Sanjay Dutt Explains "No Peace in India" Remark, Points to Munnabhai's Gandhigiri Spirit
Sanjay Dutt clarifies his "no peace in India" remark on Shekhar Tonight after online backlash, citing Munnabhai-style humour and Gandhigiri. Read his full statement.



Actor Sanjay Dutt has issued a clarification after a statement he made on Shekhar Suman's show "Shekhar Tonight" drew criticism on social media. During the conversation, he said he no longer feels peace in India, a comment that attracted wide attention and led many users to troll him.
What He Said on the Show
Speaking about the country, Dutt said the people of India are lovely and that there should be peace. He said he no longer feels that peace in the country. He also described Indians as large-hearted and hospitable people who have given a great deal and should always remain so. He ended by praying to Lord Shiva that those days return soon. Read in full, the remarks express a wish for peace and brotherhood rather than a direct accusation, but the opening line was the part that spread online.




































































