Sanjay Dutt's Emotional Downfall: 'Papa, I Made a Mistake' in 1993 Mumbai Blast Case
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The 1993 Mumbai blast case shook the nation, and for Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt, it was a personal nightmare. Accused of possessing illegal arms, Sanjay's world came crashing down. In a recent interview, IPS officer Rakesh Maria, who led the investigation, revealed the shocking details of Sanjay's interrogation. Maria recalled that two individuals, Hanif Kadawala and Sameer Hingora, had tipped him off about Sanjay's alleged involvement. When Sanjay was finally brought in for questioning, he maintained his innocence. However, the stress and emotions got the better of Maria, who slapped Sanjay and made him confront the gravity of the situation. Sanjay eventually broke down and confessed to his mistake, begging Maria not to tell his father, Sunil Dutt, about his involvement. When Sanjay finally faced his father in a tearful reunion, he fell to his feet, saying, 'Papa, galti ho gayi mere se' (Dad, I made a mistake). The incident left a lasting impact on Sunil Dutt, who sadly passed away in 2005. Sanjay Dutt served his sentence and was released from jail in 2016. Today, he continues to win hearts with his performances, including his recent role in 'Dhurandhar.' The 1993 Mumbai blast case remains a painful reminder of the devastating consequences of Sanjay's actions, but it also showcases his resilience and determination to rebuild his life.
