“You Can’t Buy This Kind of Love and Respect”: Sanjay Dutt Reflects on Fame, Blessings, and New Ventures

Veteran actor Sanjay Dutt recently made headlines not for a film release, but for launching a new digital initiative — Get ePay, a platform aimed at ushering in a new era of digital strength in India. At the event, Dutt spoke from the heart, reflecting not just on his association with the company, but also on the kind of unwavering love and respect he continues to receive from fans across generations.

 

“Bhole Nath has always kept His blessing on me, and the kind of love that I get from everyone, I don’t think many get such love,” he said with characteristic humility. “Very few get this kind of love and respect. Money is something everyone makes, but this kind of love and respect — one cannot earn by money.”

Speaking about his role in supporting Get ePay, Dutt said he felt a deep sense of responsibility and pride. “It is a huge responsibility to be associated with such a company, and I am sure Praveen and his team has done a good job. They will do a good job. They are good, honest, and clean people. They will serve India with integrity,” he noted, clearly impressed by the team’s vision and values.

 

While venturing into the digital finance space, Dutt is far from slowing down in his acting career. He was last seen in Baaghi 4, and has a packed slate of upcoming projects including Dhurandhar, The Raja Saab, Baap, KD – The Devil, the Punjabi film Sheran Di Kaum Punjabi, and an untitled film with Arshad Warsi, which marks an exciting reunion for fans of the Munna Bhai duo. He’s also producing and starring in The Virgin Tree, and will headline the big-budget international project The Good Maharaja.

 

Whether on screen or off, Sanjay Dutt remains a beloved icon — one whose fame is built not just on box office success, but on a deep, emotional connection with audiences. As he rightly said, “This kind of love and respect — one cannot earn by money.” And that’s what continues to set him apart.

 

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