Sanjay Dutt was a 'King in Ashoka Dynasty, his wife wanted him dead', revealed an astrologer about actor's past life

Sanjay Dutt turns a year older today. His life has nothing but a rollercoaster ride. Being Sunil Dutt and Nargis' son, he was always covered in fame. However, with fame came a lot of controversies. From his affairs to his jail time, everything kept him in the news. He is also an inspiration to many as he has managed to revive and his career in ways that many strive hard to achieve. On his birthday, here's an anecdote from the past. Well, literally from his past life! Sanjay Dutt once revealed what a pandit (astrologer) revealed about his past life.

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When Sanjay Dutt appeared on Koffee With Karan in 2005, he revealed about his encounter with a pandit in a small village in called Shivneri in Karnataka. He went there as his friend recommended him to do so. The KGF 2 villain stated that he gave his thumb impression and they found his leaf. He said that the pandit told him that his father's name is Balraj Dutt to which he said No as it is Sunil Dutt. He then said, "And then they said your mother's name has to be Fatima Hussain, and who knows that?" Then the pandit told him that he was a king in the Ashoka Dynasty and that his wife had an affair with his minister. She wanted him dead so she sent him on a war. Sanjay Dutt further narrated, But I killed a lot of people and I came back and I found out and I killed her; I killed him as well. I was a Shiv bhakt so I went into the forest and starved myself to death." That's quite a story, isn't it?

Here's a video of Sanjay Dutt's birthday celebrations

Through all the controversies, Sanjay Dutt is now leading a happy life with his wife Maanayata Dutt and their two children. He is doing back-to-back films and is proving his mettle as an actor. He is now among the most dreaded villains as he was seen in KGF 2, Leo and more. He now has Double iSmart, KD The Devil and more in the pipeline.