Sanjay
Dutt
who
has
lately
been
out
of
the
country
holidaying
with
his
wife
Manyata
in
New
Zealand
heads
for
Kashmir
to
shoot
for
Rahul
Dholakia's
Lamhaa
under
the
heaviest
'bandobast'
ever
provided
to
any
Indian
actor
for
shooting
in
any
part
of
the
world.
Producer
Bunty
Walia
was
under
serious
discussions
with
every
security
channel
in
Kashmir
to
ensure
full
safety
for
the
cast
and
crew,
especially
Dutt's,
as
his
presence
in
J&K
is
seen
as
potentially
more
volatile
since
he
has
a
massive
fan
base
in
the
Valley.
That's
not
the
only
danger
posed
to
Dutt's
security.
With
his
enormously
controversial
past
record
including
several
communal
issues,
it
is
felt
by
many
of
Dutt's
well-wishers
that
it'd
be
foolhardy
for
the
actor
to
be
physically
present
in
the
extremist-hit
Valley.
While
the
superstar
makes
light
of
the
security
issues,
his
CEO
Dharam
Oberoi
is
more
candid
in
his
concern.
"It's
somewhat
dangerous
for
Baba.
More
so
since
he
never
goes
with
his
personal
security
anywhere.
Baba
feels
very
embarrassed
about
bouncers
following
him
everywhere.
But
Bunty
Walia
has
left
no
stone
unturned
to
secure
the
80-unit
member's
security,
especially
Sanju
Baba
and
Bipasha
Basu's
security.
CRPF
jawans,
the
army
and
the
J&K
police
have
all
been
deployed
to
protect
the
Lamhaa
unit
from
any
kind
of
violence."
But
the
best
security
measure
to
prevent
any
blast
has
been
saved
for
the
last.
Jammers
have
been
installed
all
around
the
hotel
and
the
area
where
Sanjay
Dutt
and
the
crew
will
be
shooting.
These
devices
detonate
bombs
automatically
when
detected.
The
impressive
security
'bandobast'
has
convinced
Dutt
that
it's
not
only
safe
enough
to
shoot
for
Lamhaa
but
also
bring
in
his
first
marriage
anniversary
on
19
November
in
Kashmir.
In
Srinagar,
overlooking
the
Dal
Lake
is
the
Oberoi
Towers
where
the
unit
of
Lamhaa
will
be
staying.
Mrs
Sanjay
Dutt
is
expected
to
join
her
husband
at
this
spot
of
jannat
for
their
wedding
anniversary
on
19
November.