Sanjay Dutt Movies

Talented video-game programmer Shekhar (Shah Rukh Khan) transforms himself into hi-tech superhero G.One in order to defeat RA.One (Arjun Rampal), a powerful arcade super villain come to life. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Two low-level thieves must prove they're not guilty of murder after getting inadvertently drawn into a robbery scheme hatched by a notorious gangster. Yash (Sanjay Dutt) and Raj (Akshaye Khanna) have been friends since childhood. Ever since they were kids, Yash has been a bad influence on Raj. Now Raj has robbed a bank, and it's starting to look like the manager Zandulal (Paresh Rawal) is about to take the fall for his crime. Meanwhile, inept cop Arjun Singh (Anil Kapoor) struggles to deal with his volatile wife Kajal (Sushmita Sen), the daughter of the local police commissioner. As Arjun searches for ruthless diamond thief Marcos (Suniel Shetty) following a deadly robbery, Zandulal does his best to sniff out the thief who ruined his reputation. And he finally gets his man when Raj gets engaged to Kajal's sister Sanjana (Kangna Ranaut). When Zandulal realizes that Raj is the robber, he gives him one chance to return the money before turning him in. Desperate, Raj and Yash rob a local minister just moments before Marcos appears with the same goal. When Marcos fails to find the pastor's stash of stolen diamonds, he murders his target in cold blood. Now Raj and Yash about to take the fall for a murder they didn't commit. To make matters worse, Marcos is now gunning for them, too. Perhaps with a little help from Sanjana, however, Yash and Raj can find a clever way out of their deadly predicament. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Sanjay Dutt, Akshay Kumar, and Lara Dutta headline this deep-sea adventure from director Anthony D'Souza that follows a group of treasure hunters hundreds of feet beneath the ocean surface, where untold riches await them, but every move could be their last. Kylie Minogue appears in a minor role. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Love and dreams follow two starry-eyed actors across three decades and two incarnations in this splashy Hindi musical. It's the early '70s, and Om Prakash Makhija (Shah Rukh Khan) is a young would-be actor who has been playing bit parts in Bollywood musicals while looking for his big break. Om's ambition is to become a film star and win the heart of beautiful screen siren Shantipriya (Deepika Padukone), and his pal Pappu (Shreyas Talpade) and his mother, Bela (Kirron Kher), both encourage him not to give up on his dreams. One day, Om meets Shantipriya on a movie set, and he feels as if destiny is finally smiling on him, but when he overhears her having an argument with studio chief Mukesh Mehra (Arjun Rampal), Om senses things are not as they should be. Before Om can decide what to make of his misgivings, the studio burns to the ground, claiming the lives of Om and Shantipriya. Thirty years later, a bit of Om's spirit seems to live on in Om Kapoor (also played by Shah Rukh Khan), a popular film actor with a large ego and a fear of flame who was born the day the old studio burned down. Despite his fame, Om is lonely, at least until he meets Sandhya (also played by Deepika Padukone), a shy but eager would-be actress looking for her chance to become a star. Om Shanti Om was directed and co-written by Farah Khan, who was a top choreographer in the Indian film industry before moving up to the director's chair, and features guest spots from a number of Bollywood's greatest stars, a few appearing in the form of digital recreations taken from films of the '70s. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

After a seven-year self-imposed exile from cinema, acclaimed filmmaker Vidhu Vinod Chopra returns to the director's chair for this tale about a Royal Guardsman and expert marksman whose loyalty to the crown is the stuff of legend. Eklavya (Amitabh Bachchan) lives for one reason and one reason only: to protect Devigarh at all costs. For nine generations, Eklavya's family has protected Rajasthan's centuries-old citadel, and Eklavya's staunch dedication has even inspired loving ballads by the people of the kingdom. Whether guarding the royals themselves or just their secrets, Eklavya could always be counted on to see his job through to the bitter end. These days, however, Eklavya is getting old and his eyesight is failing. Though royal heir Prince Harshwardhan (Saif Ali Khan) had once fled to London in hopes of escaping the suffocating customs of his land, the death of Rani Suhasinidevi (Sharmila Tagore) has now prompted him to return to Devigarh and embrace his true fate. As new royalty comes in and old loyalty clings to life, Devigarh is about to experience one of the most sizable shifts the kingdom has ever witnessed. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Director Indra Kumar re-teams with producer Ashok Thakeria for this boys-only comedy that distinguishes itself from the pack by featuring no heroines to counterbalance the exclusively male cast. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Sanjay Gupta's thriller Zinda offers a variation on the popular South Korean movie Old Boy. The film stars Sanjay Dutt as a software engineer named Balajit Roy whose life is turned upside down when he is kidnapped and held for over a decade by men who intend to frame him for the murder of his wife. During his incarceration he develops a talent for martial arts. One day he is released and, with the help of a cab driver (Lara Dutta), begins to seek out answers as well as justice. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

A crabby cab driver and an arrogant yuppie become locked in a battle of wills in director Milan Luthria's caustically hilarious comedy thriller. Raghu (Nana Patekar) is a temperamental working stiff whose penchant for getting fired has become an endless source of frustration to fed-up wife Sunita (Sonali Kulkarni). With only twenty-four hours to pay off a lingering debt of 30,000 rupees, Raghu reluctantly accepts a job as a taxi driver without his wife's approval. His cab hailed by wealthy playboy Jai (John Abraham), who is on his way to contest his late father's will, Raghu spots a ready opportunity to earn some quick extra cash. It seems that despite being completely shut out of his departed dad's revised will, the original document - stored in a nearby safe deposit box - favors him for a serious inheritance. When the cab crashes and the key to the safe deposit box goes missing, Jai panics. Though Raghu eventually finds the key, he refuses to hand it over to the man he views as a silver spoon brat as Jai embarks on a relentless quest to re-acquire what is rightfully his and walk away a rich man. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi