Filmmaker Sanjay Gupta is a proud father as his son, Shivaansh, has achieved a significant milestone by summiting the highest peak in Maharashtra, Kalsubai. According to the latest social media post by the 'Shootout at Wadala' director, Shivaansh completed the trek in just 8 hours. This accomplishment is particularly noteworthy as Shivaansh is only 15 years old.
Proud Father Shares the News
Sanjay Gupta shared a couple of photos of his son from the trek on his official X handle, formerly known as Twitter. He wrote, 'My son Shivaansh, 15, just summited the highest peak in Maharashtra, Kalsubai. The trek was from 3am to 11am (sic).' The post reflects the immense pride the filmmaker feels for his son's achievement.
Next Adventure: Annapurna Base Camp
Following this successful trek, Shivaansh plans to embark on a 10-day journey to the Annapurna Base Camp in Nepal. Sanjay Gupta added, 'Next, he leaves for Annapurna Base Camp. A ten day trek in Nepal. Me, proud Papa,' accompanied by smiling face with heart eyes emojis.
Sanjay Gupta Comments on Ranveer Singh Controversy
In another development, Sanjay Gupta recently commented on the FWICE's decision to issue a non-cooperation directive against actor Ranveer Singh, following his sudden exit from Farhan Akhtar's 'Don 3'. Questioning the logic behind the federation's decision, Gupta pointed out that banning an A-list actor like Ranveer could lead to unemployment for many crew members associated with the project.
Without naming anyone, Sanjay tweeted, 'When an A List Hero shoots there are more than 300 workers working on sets. Ban him and you are not stopping him but depriving the workers of their livelihood. What sense does it even make???'
The FWICE's decision came after 'Don 3' producers Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani alleged they incurred a loss of approximately Rs 45 crore due to pre-production of the sequel. Meanwhile, Ranveer Singh's official spokesperson issued a statement emphasizing his utmost regard for the film fraternity.
