Known for its elegance, versatility and powerful performance on the screen, Nargis is celebrated as one of the greatest and most influential actresses in Indian cinema history. She passed away three days before her son Sanjay Dutt’s debut film, Rocky.
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On Mother’s Day, Sanjay Dutt’s nostalgic memory trail remembers his late mother and legendary actress Nargis Dutt. The actor shared a heartfelt childhood photo on social media, expressing the depth of his miss her every day. The Agneepath actor paid tribute to his late mother, writing: “I miss you every day, love you, happy Mother’s Day.”
In the first backward photo, a young Sanjay is seen sitting while his mother, Nargis Dutt, is loving next to him, holding a plate of food – probably from a warm family gathering. The second black and white image captures the touching moments of his teenage years, with Sanjay holding his mother affectionately smiling for the candid, heart-warming photo.
For those who have not experienced the incident, Sanjay’s mother, Nargis Dutt, died on May 3, 1981. Nargis died after a brave fight with pancreatic cancer just three days before her son intends to premiere in his father and legendary Sunil Dutt as the big Bollywood debut. For the actor, this moment not only marks an important milestone in his career, but also a personal loss.
Known for its elegance, versatility and powerful performance on the screen, Nargis is celebrated as one of the greatest and most influential actresses in Indian cinema history. She is known for portraying powerful, elegant and independent women, and she is fascinated by audiences from all genres, from light-hearted comedy to intense, thought-provoking drama.
Meanwhile, in terms of work, Sanjay Dutt recently saw it on the horror comedy Bhootnii, which will be released on May 1. Also starring Mouni Roy, Sunny Singh and Palak Tiwari, the film is the entire cleansing film at the box office and didn’t even earn Rs 5 crore in the first five days of its release.
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