Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt states that it’s a shame that some of the bouncers roughed up a few of his fans as well as media persons while shooting for his ucoming film ‘Bhoomi’ in Agra. “I was not there on the sets as soon as the incident took place. My pack-up was done long wounding back. Had I been there, the incident wouldn’t have taken place…through our films, a city also gets promoted and if such a mishap happens, then it’s a shame for everybody,” Sanjay told reporters on Friday. “Had I been there, I would personally have sorted the issue with love and my ‘jaadu ki jhappi’ (magical hug). I also apologised in front of media yesterday (Thursday),” said the ‘Munna Bhai R.B.B.S.’ star. On Thursday evening, the shooting towards the Kalakriti Cultural & Convention Centre on Shilpgram Road, some 500 metres out of the Taj Mahal, was called off after the incident. × A TV journalist testified that the bouncers not only physically targeted some of them, but even snatched away his expensive video surveillance equipment. Police officials at the Taj Ganj police station told that a written complaint from the victim - the TV journalist - has been received and the matter was being investigated. The TV journalist on Friday said the police showed no interest absolutely no effort was being created get back his pieces of equipment. Local journalists have demanded action against the unit of the film, helmed by the ‘Mary Kom’ fame director Omung Kumar. Though the bouncers have apologised and called for truce, tempers continue to execute high. Shooting for the film has been going on for the past 10 days in different parts among the city. A wedding scene was also shot on Thursday and a big crowd got collected for the marriage in a haveli in Bamrauli Katara. Last week ago, die-hard fans on the superstar created trouble on set near Agra. With the crowd surged to catch a glimpse of their matinee idol, the makers were forced to cancel shoot
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