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Sanjay Dutt’s Mock PM Speech Sparks Questions About Modi Dig
Sanjay Dutt spoke about India on a TV show hosted by Shekhar Suman.
He said he misses feeling peaceful in the country.
He also said Indians are kind and welcoming.
In a pretend speech as prime minister, he joked that he would stay in India instead of going abroad.
He said leaders should stay connected to the people.
He also joked about encouraging brotherhood in person and having fewer posters of himself.
The article suggested this might be a joke about Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s foreign travel.
Dutt did not confirm that this was what he meant.
On Shekhar Suman’s show, Sanjay Dutt said he no longer feels peace in India and wished for it to return.
He praised Indians as hospitable and large-hearted, and said he prayed for better days.
In a playful five-minute Prime Minister scenario, Dutt said he would stay in India rather than travel abroad.
The speech also joked about promoting brotherhood offline and reducing his own posters in favor of Gandhi’s.
The article interpreted the remarks as a possible veiled swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s foreign trips; Dutt’s intent was not confirmed.
- Who
- Actor Sanjay Dutt, appearing on Shekhar Suman’s show.
- What
- Dutt said he no longer feels peace in India and gave a humorous pretend speech as prime minister.
- Where
- On Shekhar Suman’s show, Shekhar Tonite.
- When
- The article says the episode was recent; social media posts quoted in it are dated October 3, 2026.
- Why
- Dutt said he wanted peace to return; the article suggested his mock speech might refer to the prime minister’s foreign trips, but his intent was not confirmed.
Possible Political Swipe
Unconfirmed Intent
Meaning of the mock PM speech
Possible Political Swipe
The article says Dutt’s promise not to spend time abroad appeared to be a veiled dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s foreign visits.
Unconfirmed Intent
The speech was presented as a humorous, Munna Bhai-style response, and Dutt did not explicitly name Modi or confirm a political target.
Comments about peace in India
Possible Political Swipe
Dutt said he could no longer feel the same peace in India and hoped that better days would return.
Unconfirmed Intent
He also praised Indians as hospitable and large-hearted; the article gives no specific explanation for what he meant by peace.
Key facts
- Show
- Shekhar Tonite, hosted by Shekhar Suman
- Dutt’s comment
- He said he could not feel the same peace in India anymore.
- Mock PM scenario
- He imagined being prime minister for five minutes.
- Foreign travel remark
- He joked that he would not go abroad to celebrate and would remain among the people.
- Other proposals in the speech
- He mentioned promoting brotherhood offline and reducing his own posters in favor of Gandhi’s.
- Upcoming project
- Khalnayak Returns, an action thriller described as a sequel to Khal Nayak.
Quotes
Sanjay Dutt
Actor speaking on Shekhar Suman’s show
“Bole toh itna bada desh hai, itne saare log hain aur ab hum sabki zimmedari apun ke upar. Par aap log ekdum tension nahi lene ka. Apun is khushi ko celebrate karne videsh nahi jaane wala hai. Apun idharich rahega, aap sab logon ke beech. Nahi to PM aur janta mein connection kaise banega.”
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“The people of this country are so lovely. There should be peace here. I can’t feel that peace in our country anymore. We Indians are large-hearted people, and we are hospitable. We have given so much, and we should always remain that way. I pray to Shivji that those days come back soon.”
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