Gangster Abu Salem sends legal notice to makers of Sanjay Dutt biopic ‘Sanju’ movie

The Gangster has also sought an apology from the makers of the movie.

Abu Salem/ File image

New Delhi: As the Sanjay Dutt biopic Sanju inches towards Rs350 crore mark, Gangster Abu Salem sent a legal notice to the makers of the movie seeking publication of contradiction to the ‘wrong’ information about him in the movie. The Gangster has also sought an apology from the makers of the movie. The notice also states that if the makers of the movie fail to do so in 15 days, he will file a defamation case against them. The Rajkumar Hirani film has a scene where Gangster Abu Salem’s role has been shown in providing with three AK-56 rifles to actor Sanjay Dutt via two ‘film directors’; who have been shown as his aides.

Gangster Abu Salem sends legal notice to makers of 'Sanju' movie, seeks publication of contradiction to the wrong information about him in the movie and an apology.Notice also states that if makers of the movie fail to do so in 15 days,he will file a defamation case against them. pic.twitter.com/Kn1FyyRLW0

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The AK-56 allegedly delivered by Salem, later booked actor Sanjay Dutt under Arms act. No statement has come from the makers of the movie so far.