Amid the ongoing lockdown period imposed by PM Narendra Modi in order to curb the spread of COVID-19, Sanjay Dutt is spending time alone as his wife Maanayata and 9-year-old twins Shahraan and Iqra, who had flown to Dubai before a lockdown was announced, are stuck there.
Now in an interview with a leading daily, Sanjay opened up on how much he misses his family during the lockdown and said, “In the past, I have spent periods of my life in a lockdown. Back then and even now, the one thought that stays with me is the way I miss my family. For me, they are everything. Thanks to technology, I can see and talk to them multiple times in a day, and yet, I miss them terribly. These times teach you about the fragility of life, and the value of moments spent with your loved ones. We should count our blessings, and never take them for granted.” He added, “Although I have them virtually with me, there is a difference. As a father and husband, I am worried about their safety, even though I know that they are fine."
Revealing that he has been spending his time to prep for his upcoming films which include practising his dialogues apart from following his workout regime, the actor quipped, “I keep my life simple by focusing on my family and work. I love the multiple chats I have with my children. My kids keep me amused with their non-stop chatter and masti, even on video calls.”
Workwise, Sanjay will now be seen in Ajay Devgn-starrer Bhuj: The Pride Of India apart from Torbaaz.
(Source: The Times of India)
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