Few
actors
—
excluding
Aamir
Khan,
of
course
—
can
boast
of
rocking
as
many
hairstyles
and
physical
makeovers
as
Sanjay
Dutt.
It’s
no
wonder
the
poster
of
his
apocryphal
biopic
Sanju
had
its
leading
man,
Ranbir
Kapoor,
demonstrating
the
actor’s
various
avatars,
one
strikingly
distinct
from
another.
On
his
65th
birthday
on
July
29,
Sukanya
Verma
looks
at
Dutt’s
10
deadliest
screen
looks.
Vaastav
From
a
regular
Joe
turned
fierce
gangster,
circumstances
change
drastically
and
dramatically
for
Sanjay
Dutt’s
award-winning
turn
as
Raghu
concealing
his
vulnerability
and
addiction
under
piles
of
bling
sporting
a
pathani
suit
and
tilak.
Khal
Nayak
Who
can
forget
Dutt
in
a
monochrome
suit
highlighting
his
inner
good
versus
evil
conflict
and
prominent
heart
on
display
during
the
grandly
filmed
title
song?
Or
the
eyepatch,
cap,
checkered
scarf
in
earthy
hues
adding
to
his
shabby,
scruffy
hoodlum
Ballu
Balluram.
Munnabhai
MBBS
Sanjay
Dutt
has
played
a
tapori
in
numerous
films
but
nothing
like
the
adorable
rogue
in
a
doctor’s
coat
doling
out
a
fake
medical
degree
and
taking
on
the
mantle
of
MBBS
healing
folks
with
his
patent
jadoo
ki
jhappi.
Agneepath
If
Marlon
Brando’s
Apocalypse
Now
character
had
a
long
lost
brother
in
a
Bollywood
movie,
Dutt’s
Kancha
Cheena
in
the
Agneepath
remake
would
be
it.
Bald
in
black
from
head
to
toe,
the
actor
is
a
picture
of
cruelty
and
creeps.
KGF:
Chapter
2
Tattoos?
Check.
Braids?
Check.
Viking
inspiration?
Check.
Goth
makeup?
Check.
Dutt
is
all
kinds
of
mad
and
mayhem
as
Yash’s
bete
noire
Adheera
in
the
blockbuster
KGF
follow-up.
Kaante
Badassery
thy
name
is
Dutt.
Throw
in
a
killer
goatee
beard
and
stacks
of
silver
rings,
linked
chains
and
bracelets,
what
have
you?
Ajju,
the
lawless
LA
guy!
Aatish
Taking
a
leaf
off
Jean-Claude
Van
Damme’s
action
hero
style
files,
Dutt
is
effortlessly
slick
in
his
signature
locks,
black
blazer
and
white
ganji
avatar
as
the
uber
cool
Baba
of
Aatish.
Saajan
Shedding
his
macho
image
to
essay
a
poet
with
a
walking
disability,
Saajan‘s
love
triangle
showcases
Dutt
in
full
sleeved
shirts,
baggy
trousers
and
a
brand
new
light.
Naam
Checkered
unbuttoned
shirts
paired
against
fitting
jeans
and
black
ganjiS
conveys
the
wayward
youth
of
a
directionless
Dutt
in
Naam
to
the
hilt.
Rocky
Over
four
decades
since
a
leggy
Sanju
Baba
donned
dungarees
for
his
debut
Rocky
and
still
one
of
its
kind.