Sanjay Dutt back to work

Actor Sanjay Dutt had been lying low for the past three months but has gone back to work for the first time since the verdict in the 1993 Mumbai blasts case.

Ten days after the TADA court passed the verdict on Sanjay Dutt in the 1993 Mumbai blasts case, the actor resumed work and showed up at Mumbai's Anand Dubbing Studio to dub for Sarhad Paar, a film directed by Raman Kumar.

Sarhad Paar also stars Tabu and Mahima Choudhary, with Dutt essaying the lead role of an army man.

The actor had been keeping a low profile in the months leading up to the verdict. He had cancelled all shooting schedules, and even kept away from the promotional activities of blockbuster Lage Raho Munnabhai as well as the celebrations following it's success.

On November 27, the actor was found guilty under the Arms Act for the illegal possession of arms, but has been cleared of the more serious charges of conspiracy.

Now he is keen on completing all pending work while out on bail. The actor's interim bail ends on December 19, when he has surrender himself for the quantum of punishment to be decided.