Sanjay Dutt Celebrates 65th Birthday With First Look At ‘KD – The Devil’ Character

Bollywood icon Sanjay Dutt made his 65th birthday even more memorable for fans by unveiling the first look of his character, Dhak Deva, from the highly anticipated film KD – The Devil. The announcement came via a post on Instagram, where Dutt shared an intriguing image of his character from the upcoming period drama.

In the striking poster, Dutt is seen sporting a denim jacket over a black wraparound garment. His ensemble is completed with a police officer’s belt worn around his neck, a cap, and shoes, adding a distinctive flair to his look. Notably, Dutt is also seen with long hair, a ‘teeka’, and sunglasses, contributing to the character’s mystique.

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Describing the character, Dutt captioned the image: “The Lord of Devil’s democracy, Dhak Deva, steps into #KD vintage battlefield, bringing a storm of intensity.”

KD – The Devil

In his statement, Dutt expressed enthusiasm about his role in KD – The Devil, a period action film directed by Prem. “I was captivated by Prem Sir’s vision for the film’s setting. It’s a period actioner with a pan-India scope, and I thoroughly enjoyed being part of a team of some of the best minds in the industry,” he said.

Director Prem also expressed his gratitude and admiration for Dutt. “Sanjay Dutt’s stature in the film industry is monumental. His portrayal of Munnabhai remains iconic. I am deeply thankful and blessed that he agreed to be part of this project, and it has been a pleasure working with him,” Prem remarked.

In addition to Sanjay Dutt,  KD – The Devil features a star-studded cast including Shilpa Shetty, Nora Fatehi, Ramesh Aravind, V Ravichandran, and Dhruva Sarja. The film, base on true events from 1970s Bengaluru, by KVN Productions.

Moreover, Prem the director of  KD – The Devil will release in Tamil, Kannada, Telugu, Malayalam, and Hindi, aiming to captivate audiences across India with its multilingual appeal.