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Who Is Rasha? Sanjay Dutt's Innocent Moment Goes Viral

When asked about Rasha Thadani, Sanjay Dutt’s innocent response stole the show—fans are loving 'Baba’s' pure-hearted charm in the viral video.

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Published: 26 May 2025, 05:01 AM
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Updated: 22 Aug 2026, 01:17 PM

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Who Is Rasha? Sanjay Dutt's Innocent Moment Goes Viral

Fans of actor Sanjay Dutt, who entered the world of acting with the film 'Rocky' in 1981, are still his admirers. His simplicity, way of talking... everyone lovingly calls him 'Baba'. A video of him is going viral. In this, when the paparazzi asked him about Rasha, he could not recognize her. Then when Raveena Tandon's name was taken, then he remembered.


In this clip, Sanjay Dutt is seen coming out of an event and sitting in his car, while it is raining heavily. Getting annoyed with the paparazzi standing outside, he tells them, 'Ja na re. Ghar jao. Barish ho rahi hai.' But the paparazzi reply that they are waiting in the rain to click pictures of him and his wife Maanyata Dutt, who usually stay in Dubai. They also tell that they have to wait to click pictures of another celebrity.


Confused Sanjay asks, 'Who?' Then the photographer says, 'Rasha'. He still doesn't recognise and then asks, 'Who?' Then the paparazzi says, 'Raveena Tandon's daughter.' Sanjay nods and replies, 'Achha, jao (okay, click her pictures)' and drives away. But before leaving, in true Sanju Baba style, he looks at the paps once again and asks, 'Khana peena khaya kya?'


Another video of Sanjay Dutt


Sanjay Dutt and Manyata Dutt reached the airport


Sanjay and his wife Manyata were spotted at Mumbai airport on Monday morning. Fans say that it seems that both of them have left for Dubai.

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