Actor Sanjay Dutt, who recently flew to Dubai along with wife Maanayata Dutt to reunite with his kids Shahraan and Iqra months after being in lockdown due to the pandemic-induced countrywide restrictions in place, is now seen making the most of his time with his family.
Recently, Sanjay's wife Maanayata took to Instagram to share a picture of the 'Sadak 2' star, as she gave a glimpse if the actor's life in Dubai to his fans and followers. And while the two can be seen looking all dressed up for an outing together with Sanjay sporting khaki pants, t-shirt, a cross-body bag, white sneakers and sunglasses, Maanayata looks graceful in a sunshine yellow printed dress which she teamed with black stilettos.
Alongside the picture, Maanayata wrote, "And how do you survive what you have been given to bear. You keep putting one foot in front of the other and you keep walking....walking together in life #love #grace #positivity #dutts #beautifulllife #thankyougod (sic)."
The actor is reportedly suffering from cancer and is undergoing treatment for the same.
Earlier, Maanayata shared a gladdening photo of Sanjay Dutt with his twins, and captioned the image, "Today... I want to thank God for the gift of family. No complaints... No requests... just to be together, forever. Amen."
In another post she wrote, "Rukk jaana nahin tu kahin haarke....kaanto pe chalke milenge saaye Bahar ke !! We have to fight through some bad days to earn the best days of our lives!! Never quit!! #inspiration #courage #strength #love #grace #positivity #dutts #challenging Yet #beautifullife #thankyougod(sic)."
On August 11, Sanjay Dutt announced that he will be taking a 'break' from work for medical treatment. He wrote, "Hi friends. I am taking a short break from work for some medical treatment. My family and friends are with me and I urge my well-wishers not to worry or unnecessarily speculate. With your love and good wishes, I will be back soon."
For the uninformed, Dutt was earlier admitted to Lilavati hospital in Mumbai after he complained of breathing discomfort and chest pain.
