Sanjay Dutt filmography

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A photograph of Sanjay Dutt taken in 2009
Sanjay Dutt at the launch of T P Aggarwal's trade magazine 'Blockbuster'

Sanjay Dutt (born July 29, 1959) is an Indian film actor and producer known for his work in Hindi cinema. Dutt made his acting debut in 1981. He has since featured in films that are amongst some of the most popular Hindi language films of the past three decades.

Films

Key
† Denotes films that have not yet been released
Title Year Role Director Notes Ref(s)
Reshma Aur Shera 1971 Qawwali singer Sunil Dutt Child artist [1]
Rocky 1981 Rakesh/Rocky D'Souza Sunil Dutt [2]
Johny I Love You 1982 Raju S. Singh/Johny Rakesh Kumar [3]
Vidhaata 1982 Kunal Singh Subhash Ghai [4]
Main Awara Hoon 1983 Sanjeev 'Sanju' Kumar Ashim Samanta [3]
Bekaraar 1983 Shyam V. B.Rajendra Prasad [3]
Zameen Asmaan 1984 Sanjay Bharat Rangachary [5]
Mera Faisla 1984 Raj Saxena Rajendra Singh Babu [6]
Do Dilon Ki Dastaan 1985 Vijay Kumar Saxena A V Tirlokchander [3]
Jaan Ki Baazi 1985 Ajay Kashyap [7]
Naam 1986 Vicky Kapoor Mahesh Bhatt [8]
Mera Haque 1986 Amar Singh Ajay Kashyap [3]
Jeeva 1986 Jeeva/Jeevan Thakur Raj N. Sippy [9]
Imaandaar 1987 Rajesh 'Raju' Sushil Malik [3]
Naam O Nishan 1987 Suraj S. Singh Ajay Kashyap [10]
Inaam Dus Hazaar 1987 Kamal Malhotra/Ashok Saxena Jyotin Goel [3]
Mardon Wali Baat 1988 Tinku Brij Sadanah [11]
Khatron Ke Khiladi 1988 Rajesh Tatineni Rama Rao [3]
Mohabbat Ke Dushman 1988 Hashim Prakash Mehra [3]
Kabzaa 1988 Ravi Varma Mahesh Bhatt [12]
Jeete Hain Shaan Se 1988 Govinda Kawal Sharma [13]
Do Qaidi 1989 Manu Ajay Kashyap [3]
Ilaaka 1989 Suraj Verma Aziz Sejawal [3]
Kanoon Apna Apna 1989 Ravi Kumar J. Singh B. Gopal [3]
Taaqatwar 1989 Amar Sharma David Dhawan [14]
Hum Bhi Insaan Hain 1989 Bhola Manivannan [3]
Hathyar 1989 Avinash J. P. Dutta [15]
Zahreelay 1990 Rakesh 'Raaka' Rai Jyotin Goel [3]
Kroadh 1990 Vijay 'Munna' 'Vijju' V. Shukla Shashilal K. Nair [3]
Thanedaar 1990 Brijesh Chandar (Birju) Raj N. Sippy [3]
Tejaa 1990 Tejaa/Sanjay Ramesh Puri [16]
Khatarnaak 1990 Suraj 'Sunny' Bharat Rangachary [17]
Jeene Do 1990 Karamveer Rajesh Seth [3]
Khoon Ka Karz 1991 Arjun Mukul S. Anand [18]
Do Matwale 1991 Ajay 'James Bond 009' Ajay Kashyap [19]
Saajan 1991 Aman Verma/Sagar Lawrence D'Souza Nominated: Filmfare Best Actor Award [20]
Sadak 1991 Ravi Mahesh Bhatt [21]
Yodha 1991 Suraj Rahul Rawail [22]
Qurbani Rang Layegi 1991 Raj Kishen Raj N. Sippy [3]
Fateh 1991 Karan Talat Jani [23]
Adharm 1992 Vicky Verma Aziz Sejawal [3]
Sahebzaade 1992 Raja Ajay Kashyap [3]
Sarphira 1992 Suresh Sinha Ashok Gaikwad [24]
Yalgaar 1992 Vishal Singhal Feroz Khan [3]
Jeena Marna Tere Sang 1992 Raja Vijay Reddy [25]
Kshatriya 1993 Vikram Singh (Mirtagarh) J. P. Dutta [26]
Gumrah 1993 Jagan Nath (Jaggu) Mahesh Bhatt [3]
Sahibaan 1993 Kunwar Vijay Pal Singh/Old Narrator Ramesh Talwar [27]
Meri Aan 1993 Himself Roopesh Kumar Cameo [28]
Khalnayak 1993 Balaram Rakesh Prasad 'Ballu' Subhash Ghai Nominated - Filmfare Award for Best Actor [29]
Zamane Se Kya Darna 1994 Vikram 'Vicky' V. Singh Bobby Raj [30]
Insaaf Apne Lahoo Se 1994 Raju Latif Khan [3]
Pyar Ka Rog 1994 Himself Akashdeep Cameo [31]
Amaanat 1994 Vijay Raj N. Sippy [32]
Aatish: Feel the Fire 1994 Baba Sanjay Gupta [33]
Andolan 1995 Adarsh Pradhan Aziz Sejawal [3]
Jai Vikraanta 1995 Vikraanta A. Singh Sultan Ahmed [3]
Vijeta 1996 Ashok K. Muralimohana Rao [34]
Namak 1996 Gopal Kawal Sharma [3]
Mahaanta 1997 Sanjay 'Sanju' Malhotra Afzal Khan [3]
Daud 1997 Nandu Ram Gopal Varma [35]
Sanam 1997 Narendra Anand (Hero) Aziz Sejawal [36]
Dushman 1998 Suraj Singh Rathod Tanuja Chandra [37]
Achanak 1998 Himself Naresh Malhotra Cameo [38]
Chandralekha 1998 Raj Kapoor Krishna Vamsi Telugu film
Cameo 		[39]
Daag: The Fire 1999 Karan Singh Raj Kanwar [40]
Kartoos 1999 Raja/Jeet Balraj Mahesh Bhatt [41]
Safari 1999 Kishan 'Captain' Jatin Khanna Jyotin Goel [3]
Haseena Maan Jaayegi 1999 Sonu David Dhawan [42]
Vaastav: The Reality 1999 Raghunath Namdev Shivalkar (Raghu Bhai) Mahesh Manjrekar Filmfare Award for Best Actor [43]
Khoobsurat 1999 Sanju (Sanjay Shastri) Sanjay Chhel [44]
Khauff 2000 Anthony/Vicky/Babu Sanjay Gupta [45]
Baaghi 2000 Raja Rajesh Kumar Singh [46]
Chal Mere Bhai 2000 Vicky Oberoi David Dhawan [47]
Jung 2000 Balli Sanjay Gupta [48]
Nidaan 2000 Himself Mahesh Manjrekar Cameo [49]
Mission Kashmir 2000 Inayat Khan Vidhu Vinod Chopra Nominated: Filmfare Award for Best Actor [50]
Kurukshetra 2000 Prithviraj Singh Mahesh Manjrekar [51]
Raju Chacha 2000 Gafoor Anil Devgan Cameo [52]
Jodi No.1 2001 Jai David Dhawan [53]
Pitaah 2002 Rudra Mahesh Manjrekar [54]
Hum Kisise Kum Nahin 2002 Munna Bhai David Dhawan [55]
Yeh Hai Jalwa 2002 Shera David Dhawan Cameo [56]
Maine Dil Tujhko Diya 2002 Bhai-Jaan Sohail Khan [57]
Hathyar 2002 Rohit Raghunath Shivalkar/
Raghunath Namdev Shivalkar		 Mahesh Manjrekar [58]
Annarth 2002 Iqbal Danger Ravi Dewan [59]
Kaante 2002 Jay 'Ajju' Rehan Sanjay Gupta Nominated: Filmfare Best Supporting Actor Award [60]
Ek Aur Ek Gyarah 2003 Sitara David Dhawan [61]
LOC Kargil 2003 Y.K. Joshi J. P. Dutta [62]
Munna Bhai M.B.B.S. 2003 Murli Prasad Sharma (Munna Bhai) Rajkumar Hirani Filmfare Best Comedian Award [63]
Plan 2004 Mussabhai Sanjay Gupta [64]
Rudraksh 2004 Varun Mani Shankar [65]
Deewaar 2004 Khan Milan Luthria [66]
Rakht 2004 Rahul Mahesh Manjrekar [67]
Musafir 2004 Billa Sanjay Gupta [68]
Shabd 2005 Shaukat Vashisht Leena Yadav [69]
Tango Charlie 2005 Vikram Rathore Mani Shankar Cameo [70]
Parineeta 2005 Girish Sharma Pradeep Sarkar Nominated: Filmfare Best Supporting Actor Award [26]
Dus 2005 Siddanth Dheer Anubhav Sinha [71]
Viruddh... Family Comes First 2005 Ali Asgar Mahesh Manjrekar Cameo [72]
Shaadi No. 1 2005 Lakhwinder 'Lucky' Singh Lakha David Dhawan [73]
Ek Ajnabee 2005 Hip Hop MC Apoorva Lakhia Special appearance [74]
Vaah! Life Ho Toh Aisi! 2005 Yamaraj Mahesh Manjrekar Special appearance [75]
Tathastu 2006 Ravi Rajput Anubhav Sinha [76]
Zinda 2006 Balajit 'Bala' Roy Sanjay Gupta Also credited as presentation producer [77]
Taxi No. 9211 2006 Narrator Milan Luthria [78]
Anthony Kaun Hai 2006 Master Madan Raj Kaushal [79]
Lage Raho Munna Bhai 2006 Murli Prasad Sharma (Munna Bhai) Rajkumar Hirani Nominated: Filmfare Award for Best Actor [63]
Sarhad Paar 2006 Ranjeet Singh Raman Kumar [80]
Eklavya: The Royal Guard 2007 Pannalal Chohar Vidhu Vinod Chopra Cameo [81]
Nehlle Pe Dehlla 2007 Johnny Ajay Chandok [82]
Shootout at Lokhandwala 2007 Aftab Ahmed Khan Sanjay Gupta [83]
Dhamaal 2007 Kabir Nayak Indra Kumar [84]
Om Shanti Om 2007 Himself Farah Khan Special appearance in the song "Deewangi Deewangi" [85]
Dus Kahaniyan 2007 Baba Hyderabadi Sanjay Gupta [86]
Superstar 2008 Himself Rohit Jugraj Chauhan Cameo [87]
Woodstock Villa 2008 Gaurav Sanjay Gupta [88]
Mehbooba 2008 Shravan 'S.D.' Dhariwal Afzal Khan [89]
C Kkompany 2008 Item Boy Sachin Yardi [90]
Kidnap 2008 Vikrant Raina Sanjay Gadhvi [91]
EMI 2008 Sattarbhai Saurabh Kabra [92]
Kal Kissne Dekha 2009 DJ – Playback Singer Vivek Sharma [93]
Luck 2009 Karim Musa Soham Shah [94]
Shortkut 2009 Himself Neeraj Vora Cameo
Also producer 		[95]
Blue 2009 Sagar 'Sethji' Singh Anthony D'Souza [96]
All The Best: Fun Begins 2009 Dharam Kapoor Rohit Shetty [97]
Aladin 2009 The Ring Master (Special appearance) Sujoy Ghosh [98]
Lamhaa 2010 Vikram Sabharwal/Gul Jahangir Rahul Dholakia [99]
Knock Out 2010 Veer Vijay Singh Mani Shankar [100]
Tees Maar Khan 2010 Narrator Farah Khan [101]
No Problem 2010 Yash Ambani Anees Bazmee [102]
Toonpur Ka Super Hero 2010 Narrator Kireet Khurana [103]
Ready 2011 Marriage magistrate / Divorce lawyer Anees Bazmee [104]
Double Dhamaal 2011 Kabir Nayak Indra Kumar [105]
Chatur Singh Two Star 2011 Chatur Singh Ajay Chandok [106]
Rascals 2011 Chetan Chauhan David Dhawan Also producer [107][108]
Ra.One 2011 "The Villainous Villain – Khalnayak" Anubhav Sinha [109]
Desi Boyz 2011 Mr. Khalnayak Rohit Dhawan Uncredited [110]
Agneepath 2012 Kancha Cheena Karan Malhotra [111]
Department 2012 Mahadev Bhonsle Ram Gopal Varma [112]
Son of Sardaar 2012 Billu Ashwni Dhir [113]
Zila Ghaziabad 2013 Pritam Singh Anand Kumar [114]
Hum Hai Raahi Car Ke 2013 Karate Jyotin Goel Cameo [115]
Policegiri 2013 Rudra 'Baba' Aditya Devaraj K. S. Ravikumar [116]
Zanjeer 2013 Sher Khan Apoorva Lakhia [117]
Ungli 2014 Ashok Kale Rensil D'Silva [118]
PK 2014 Bhairon Singh Rajkumar Hirani [119]
Bhoomi † 2017 TBA Omung Kumar [120]

Television

Title Year Notes Ref.
Network East 1988 Episode dated 15 October 1988 [121]
Jeena Isi Ka Naam Hai 2002 [122]
Koffee with Karan 2004, 2010 [123][124]
Bigg Boss 5 2011 Host [125]

Music video

Title Year Note(s) Ref.
"Aap Ke Dil Mein Thodi Si Jagah Chahiye" 2006 Album: Asha & Friends [126]

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External links

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