Sanjay Dutt-messiah or criminal???

Here is a man who has turned 47, always considered an integral part of the industry, who has even attained d superstar status yet somehow is somewhat mellowed when compared to his contemporaries(very few memorable roles). His professional life have seen a lot of ups & downs jus like his personal life. Considered the original bad boy of the industry, Sanjay considered himself to be the black sheep of his family. Coming from respected background was not a reason for him not to drugs or befriend dreaded gangsters, yet there seems to be the innocent persona that he has created around himself- maybe that’s the reason why the industry staunchly protects this lad till date. The industry seems to have a renewed confidence in him with over 100 crore riding on his fate. Bonan rani for instances feels that whatever mistakes that Sanjay must have committed is because he was too gullible.
Thanks to his fathers' connection there is no dearth of support from the political front as well. This deadly dutt let down his image to the run up to the judgment day when he looked blurry eyed, shaken & desperately in need for some sleep. So is Sanjay after all the clumsy fool that the industry claims . Is he "munna Bhai"-the messiah??But what all this overlooks is the suffering of over a thousand innocent individuals whose fate for no fault of theirs took a dreadful blow on that fateful day on March 12 1993.Even though the court must have let him go Scott free is this a real ticket for his clemency? Its been an established fact that Dutt indeed have underworld connection & even that he is a close friend of anees(dawood's bro)& choota rajan. His infamous drug abuse when the banned drug was red herring in our societies, his two failed marriages & alleged involvement with madhuri dixit only goes on to prove that this reformed individual is after all no messiah & indeed has been on the other side of law. His friendship with the individuals who wrecked havoc for thousands of lives & brought shame to this beautiful only implicates him. Public memory is indeed short-lived & like always its just a matter of time that humanity will forget & maybe Dutt may go on to become even bigger star but it is the misfortune of this nation that we have to applaud the people who killed our fellow brothers & in hopeless effort see that whom our youth emulates are the one who brings misfortune among us.