After
working
with
Sanjay
Dutt
in
two
'Munnabhai'
films,
Rajkumar
Hirani
is
keen
to
make
a
biopic
on
him
that
will
depict
the
actor
"with
all
his
flaws".
Ranbir
Kapoor
is
slated
to
play
Dutt
in
the
movie,
which
the
director
is
writing
with
Abhijat
Joshi.
Dutt,
55,
is
currently
serving
a
jail
term
for
illegal
possession
of
weapons
before
the
1993
Mumbai
blasts.
The
director
said
the
suggestion
to
make
a
film
on
Dutt,
who
is
the
son
of
late
Bollywood
stars
Nargis
and
Sunil
Dutt,
came
from
the
actor's
wife
Manyata.
"His
wife
once
told
me
'why
don't
you
make
a
film
on
him'
but
I
did
not
think
there
was
a
story
till
one
day
Sanju
started
telling
me
about
himself.
I
was
like
'My
God!
what
a
life'.
Everytime
we
would
step
out
of
his
house
after
hearing
his
stories,
I
would
tell
Abhijat:
'We
are
primary
school
kids
who
have
not
lived
at
all'," Hirani
told.
"Sanju
has
lived
a
life
which
is
unbelievable.
We
don't
want
to
glorify
him
or
anything.
I
want
to
tell
the
story
with
all
his
flaws,"
Hirani,
52,
said.
Dutt
will
be
seen
doing
a
special
role
in
Hirani's
upcoming
Aamir
Khan-Anushka
Sharma
starrer
PK,
releasing
this
Friday.
The
director
also
promised
Munnabhai
fans
that
he
will
come
up
with
the
third
instalment
in
the
series
though
he
shelved
Munnabhai
Chale
Amerika.
"We
are
writing
the
next
Munnabhai
and
it
should
be
ready
by
the
time
Sanju
completes
his
sentence.
We
shelved
the
earlier
movie
as
we
could
not
crack
the
second
half.
The
series
has
set
a
standard
and
I
did
not
want
to
make
a
mediocre
film
for
the
sake
of
it," Hirani
said.
Revealing
his
inspiration
behind
Munnabhai
films,
Hirani
said
the
story
came
from
his
college
days.
"During
my
college
days
most
of
my
friends
were
in
medical
colleges.
I
was
a
commerce
student
so
I
had
all
the
time
in
the
world
and
would
just
hang
out
with
them.
I
found
their
world
very
fascinating.
"
"I
would
write
down
things
that
I
found
interesting.
When
I
went
to
film
institute,
I
planned
to
do
a
film
on
how
medical
students
function
but
it
was
very
anecdotal
in
nature
and
I
left
it," Hirani
said.
The
director
moved
on
to
writing
other
scripts
but
somehow
he
would
keep
getting
drawn
to
the
story.
"One
day,
I
thought
what
would
happen
if
a
gangster
with
a
golden
heart
wanted
to
become
a
doctor.
It
opened
up
a
lot
of
possibilities.
These
are
the
ideas
that
you
get
everyday
while
going
through
life.
Sometimes
something
clicks
and
connects
with
another
story,"
he
said.
PTI