KD-The Devil: Sanjay Dutt Gets INJURED While Filming A Bomb Blast Action Scene
Sanjay Dutt, who has a four-decade history of playing heroic roles and thwarting many villains in Hindi cinema, is now playing a villain in the upcoming Kannada film ‘KD’. The historical action film, which also stars V Ravichandran, Shilpa Shetty Kundra, and Sanjay Dutt, is based on actual incidents that took place in Bangalore in the 1970s. Action hero Dhruva Sarja plays the major role. The Vaastav actor switches things up in the ‘KD’ production by portraying a malicious character, following his roles in the popular ‘KGF’ serial.
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A few hours ago, there were rumours of Sanjay Dutt suffering an injury while filming his Kannada movie KD. Even while there was a lot that happened during the incident, its scope was considerably smaller than what is being reported.
According to earlier accounts, the incident happened on the Bengaluru set of a bomb explosion scenario. The celebrity sustained injuries to his elbow, hand, and face as a result of the incident. In fact, the incident has caused the film's shooting to stop.
Here’s What The Spokerperson Stated:
An official KD spokesperson has since given us an update on what happened and the extent of Sanjay Dutt's injuries. The representative stated, “Sanju baba did get injured, but it was a minor accident. There is no serious harm caused. In fact, the situation was brought in control soon, and shooting has even resumed.”
We're happy to hear that Sanjay Dutt is doing well, though. The filming had not halted, and everything was in complete control. We still wish Sanju Baba a quick recovery, though.
About ‘KD’
Prem's film KD will be released in several languages, including Tamil, Kannada, Telugu, Malayalam, and Hindi, to appeal to an Indian audience as a whole. Sanjay will collaborate with Shah Rukh Khan in Jawan for a dramatic cameo. The two will be working together on a major action scene that will be featured in the movie over the next four to five days at a Mumbai studio.
