The Chinese audience’s impression of Sanjay mainly comes from "My God" starring him and Amir Khan. But when it comes to Lida, played by his mother and Indian national treasure actor Nargis, he was famous in China back then. Raz and Lida ("The Wanderer") are as well known as Du Qiu and Mayumi ("The Hunt").
Father Sunil Dart (famous movie star, director, producer and senior parliamentarian, former Minister of Youth and Sports in India), in 1957 co-starred with Nargis in the topical "Mother of India":
Nargis didn't hide her national color in rough clothes:
A fire broke out during the filming, Sunil Dart heroes rescued the United States, and the two tied the knot.
Born in such a star family, Sanjie wanted to keep a low profile, and the media wouldn't allow it.
"A Generation of Superstar Sangjee" is played by the grandson of the hero Raz of the "Wanderer" in the roller coaster life of the son of the heroine Lida. This combination alone is quite legendary. The film is both witty and serious, sweeping the Indian box office.
In 1971, his father directed and acted in "Lisima and Sierra", and the 11-year-old Sanjay played a small singer in it. In 1981, Sanjay starred in "Rocky" directed by his father. The entertainment circle is a mixed bag, handsome, young, golden, famous, and willful. It attracts not only fans, but also malicious drug dealers.
Father disciplined strictly, suck a little to relieve pressure; mother is seriously ill, too sad, take two mouthfuls; loving mother died, she is in agony, suck! Broken love, suck! Addicts find reasons for their depravity, not too easy...
His father sent Sanjay to the United States for detoxification. The doctors were surprised by the variety of drugs he took and the large doses of drugs he did not die. Sanjay had a drug addiction and fled the hospital, unaccompanied, and begged to make up for the travel expenses to go to his friends. Just when people thought that Sangjie Jun would rot from now on, the tape left by his mother after his death, the spring breeze and rain, gave him infinite strength to defeat the poisonous demon.
The prodigal son turned his head back and didn't change his money. In 1986, Sanjay starred in "Return to the Hometown of Soul", with a good box office and word of mouth. He also starred in popular films such as "Lovers", "Sadak", "Villain" and "Gumrah", and entered the ranks of first-line red stars.
Unexpectedly, unexpectedly--
On December 6, 1992, the Babri Mosque was demolished and India fell into chaos. As a member of Parliament, his father Sunil Dart tried his best to rescue the Muslims in the electoral district and was threatened by extremists. Sanjiejun bought an AK rifle through the producer, trying to protect his father and sister.
A serial bombing in Mumbai in March 1993 caused 257 deaths and more than 800 injuries, which shocked the world.
Damn it, the arms dealer who provided explosives to terrorists was the same group of people who sold guns to Sanjay. This is troublesome. India has more than 100,000 publications and media competition is unprecedentedly fierce. Are the second-generation, official, and popular movie stars terrorists? The news was almost as explosive as a terrorist attack.
A truck full of rescue supplies stopped in front of Sanjie’s house, and the reporter made a brilliant pen: "What, there is a truck full of explosives parked in front of Sanjie’s house?" The question mark was so level that you couldn’t even raise it. The accusation, because it is an unconfirmed question, the source of the information is an informant and an anonymous person.
In April 1993, Sanjay was arrested on suspicion of violating the Anti-Terrorism Law (TADA). Compared with prison life, the days of begging on the road are simply heaven. The lawyer proposes a prosecution and defense bargain, and Sanjay can be free as a tainted witness. Shame your father and the whole family? No, you can't sit and wear the bottom of the cell! At the critical moment, Sanjay finally made a wise choice and drove away the lawyer.
The court ruled that Sanjay was not a terrorist and sentenced to 6 years in prison for violating the weapons law, but the media reported that "Sanjay was sentenced to 6 years for the bombing"!
In order to make Sanjie a comeback, his father, who had not received a movie for many years after being in politics, and Sanjie starred in "The Gangster's Doctor Dream". Not only did the film succeed at the box office, Sanjie also won a performance award.
The legendary life of Sanjie's ups and downs is simply an inspirational war song: Those who can't kill you will make you strong!
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