Producers' pressure led Sanjay to seek more time: Dutt's manager

New Delhi, Apr 15: Sanjay Dutt's Manager Parag Desai has revealed that it's Film producers' pressure over the actor which led him to move to the Supreme Court seeking more time to surrender before the Mumbai Police to serve his three and a half year imprisonment.Desai said that there are about seven flicks remaining unfinished by Sanjay Dutt, the producers of which are straining him to complete otherwise will led to a big financial loss to them.On his plea the apex court had given four weeks time to Sanjay Dutt and others to surrender to serve their prison terms. The deadline ends on or before April 18.In his application, the Bollywood star has pleaded that he had too many film engagements to complete and he needed more time to surrender.According to a rough estimate, nearly Rs 250 crore Bollywood money is riding on Sanjay Dutt's movies which are on the planboard.Sanjay Dutt's imprisonment would affect the Box-Office in a big way. There are a number of flicks which are under production while others have duly signed by the actor. Starting with T P Aggarwal action ‘Policegiri', the flick was to star Sanjay Dutt and Prachi Desai and is said to have an investment of Rs. 60 crore. The second flick is the much awaited remake of the 1981 Zanjeer in which Dutt was about to reprise the role of legendary Pran. An estimated Rs. 40-50cr was to be spent on this movie.Starring Amitabh Bachchan, Ajay Devgan, Anil Kapoor, Kangana Ranauat, Ameesha Patel as the lead actors, Sanjay Dutt was also roped in for Rajkumar Santoshi's crime thriller “Power”.In the much awaited flick of the year PK directed by Rajkumar Hirani, Sanjay Dutt was to make a cameo in the flick.Director Rajkumar Hirani wouldn't have thought of making the third instalment of Munnabhai without Sanjay Dutt. The flick was to be directed by Phas Gaye Re Obama and Jolly LLB fame Subhash Kapoor. The flick was titled Munnabhai Chale Delhi.With the absence of this 53 year old actor from the film sets, Bollywood may face a big financial loss.