Filmmaker
Sanjay
Gupta,
who
has
ended
his
fued
with
former
friend
Sanjay
Dutt,
says
he
is
keen
to
work
with
the
actor
again
and
says
he
is
missing
him
for
every
role.
Dutt
and
Gupta
met
on
the
sets
of
Thanedar
and
became
friends.
Dutt
gave
a
break
to
Gupta
with
Aatish
after
which
they
both
worked
together
in
several
films.
Subsequently,
they
formed
a
production
company
White
Feather
Films
but
had
a
fall-out
during
the
making
of
Shootout
At
Lokhandwala
in
2007.
"I
am
missing
Sanjay
Dutt
for
every
role," Gupta
told
the
PTI.
Dutt
terminated
his
professional
and
personal
partnership
with
Gupta
in
2007
amid
allegations
of
financial
bungling
within
the
production
company
they
had
partnered
since
2001.
The
fallout
was
so
bitter
that
in
an
interview,
Gupta
had
reportedly
said
that
he
would
never
be
friends
with
Dutt
in
this
life.
To
which
Dutt
had
replied,
Why
only
this
life...We
can't
be
friends
in
any
of
my
future
lives."
But
Dutt
and
Gupta
patched
up
at
Amitabh
Bachchan's
70th
birthday
bash
last
year.
Dutt
played
an
uber
cool
gangster
in
many
of
Gupta's
films
like
Khauff,
Kaante,
Musafir,
Dus
Kahaniyaan,
which
earned
him
the
tag
of
the
'Deadly
Dutt'.
Now
the
filmmaker
is
gearing
up
for
the
release
of
Shootout
at
Wadala
which
will
dramatise
the
first
encounter
by
Mumbai
police,
where
gangster
Manya
Surve
(played
by
John
Abraham)
was
shot
dead
in
1982
at
Wadala.
"We
have
taken
a
lot
of
initiative
and
made
it
an
action
film," he
said.
Also,
there
were
reports
that
adult
star
Sunny
Leone
Also,
there
were
reports
that
adult
star
Sunny
Leone
has
replaced
Bipasha
Basu
in
the
film.
But
the
producers
deny
such
talks.
"Sunny
is
not
doing
an
item
number.
It
is
only
a
cameo.
Also,
the
song
picturised
on
Sunny
was
supposed
to
be
done
by
her
only
and
not
Bipasha," Gupta
said.