Kalank Shoot: Madhuri Dixit Felt No "Re-Bonding" Or "Awkwardness" With Sanjay Dutt
Madhuri Dixit has opened up about working with ex-lover, Sanjay Dutt. The couple, who was rumoured to be dating in the ‘90s, have reunited after two decades for Karan Johar’s Kalank
Karan Johar's Kalank, starring Alia Bhatt, Varun Dhawan, Sonakshi Sinha and Aditya Roy Kapur is all set to hit theaters in just two days. There are a lot of reasons why the audience is excited to see the film- Bollywood’s ex-couple Madhuri Dixit and Sanjay Dutt reuniting after two decades- being one of them.
The duo was rumoured to be dating back in the ‘90s. However, things ended mutually between them and both moved on. Madhuri Dixit is married to Dr. Shriram Nene, and has two sons, while Sanjay tied the knot with Maanayata Dutt and has twins- Shahraan and Iqra.
Madhuri and Sanjay are currently promoting their film, Kalank. During one of the promotional interviews, the actress revealed that there was no awkwardness between the two when they were shooting for the film. She told PTI, “We have worked together earlier. So there was no re-bonding or awkwardness or anything. I have worked with Anil Kapoor ji (in Total Dhamaal) and Sanjay after a long time and it was great. There is a kind of comfort and I know how the scenes will be, how the action and reaction is going to be.”
On the other hand, Sanjay Dutt revealed that he took his twins on the sets of the film where they met Madhuri dixit. He had told Mid-day, “It was great to work with her again. I was a little nervous, but she made things easy. She's got terrific command as an actor. We spoke about our kids. In fact, I made my children [Shahraan and Iqra] meet her when they dropped by on the sets."
Not only this, recently, Madhuri Dixit had revealed how she and Sanjay Dutt got into the habit of addressing each other as 'sir' and 'ma'am'. She told Mirror, "We enjoy pulling each other's leg. We both have kids now and discuss their education. It's been great working with him."
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