Psychological Theories Applied to the Case of Sanjay Dutt's Actions

This essay delves into the psychological aspects of Sanjay Dutt's life and actions, particularly focusing on his involvement in the 1993 Bombay blasts. It applies various psychological theories, including Social Learning Theory, the James-Lange theory of Emotion, and the concept of Narcissistic Personality Disorder, to analyze his behavior. The essay explores how these theories can explain Dutt's actions, considering both his personal experiences and the broader societal context. It discusses the limitations of each theory while attempting to provide a comprehensive understanding of Dutt's personality and the factors influencing his decisions. The analysis also touches upon social-psychological phenomena and their impact on his life, ultimately concluding that his behavior is a complex interplay of nature and nurture.

Sanjay Balraj Dutt (conceived 29 July 1959) is an Indian film performing artist and
maker known for his work in Hindi film (Bollywood). He was taught at The Lawrence
School, Sanawar (Dutt, 2018). The child of veteran Hindi film performing artists Sunil
Dutt and Nargis Dutt, he made his acting introduction in Rocky (1981)
Introduction
Today I would like to talk about the attacks which took place in 1993 which were
planned to create at least more than 10 times damage and destroying than the 26/11
attacks. This topic is interesting for me because this story is related to Sanjay Dutt
and I like Sanjay Dutt and even loved the move 'Sanju' very much. Be that as it may,
my enjoying for somebody can't change the realities (Bhadoria, 2013). In this way,
allows simply comprehend the actualities. Moreover, we should return to the first set
of fear joins/episodes/occasions to our 'legend'- Sanju. How about we go through the
1993-Bombay sequential impacts. It is said that however, the sequential impacts
occurred, yet the general plan was punctured by the Bombay police and ISI flopped
in their target. Be that as it may, whatever occurred, could have been ceased if
'Sanju' had approached. In 1993 Bombay Blasts, when annihilation of the Babri
Masjid in December 1992, shared uproars broke out in Mumbai and different parts of
India (Trivedi, 2017). Mumbai was severely hit by the Hindu and Muslim people
group baying for one another's blood.
Learning Theory
Social Learning theory fits best in Sanja Dutt’s behaviour, as one should learn by
associating and observing others through the process of reinforcement, where others
support beliefs and convictions. Sanjay Dutt treated people as if they were personal
slaves and thereby negative role model for the youth. It disarms and interrupt the
behaviour and will not be tolerated or condoned in a society.
Theory of Emotion
The hypothesis of feeling, which best applies to the conduct of Sanjay Dutt is The
James-Lange hypothesis of Emotion. It proposes that feelings happen in view of
physiological response to occasions. This hypothesis translates that when you see
an outer improvement prompts a physiological response and your passionate
reaction is depending after deciphering those physical responses. At the end of the
day, this hypothesis translates that individual have a physiological response to
ecological boosts and their execution of that physical response at that point prompts
passionate experience. They trusted that it is conceivable to envision encountering a
feeling, for example, outrage or dread.
Personality Disorder

It has been said that Sanjay Dutt is experiencing Narcissistic Personality Disorder,
referring to the atypical conduct of kids from great families, he says they are driven
by various inclinations. Some have against social attributes commonly. They simply
don't regard laws and set up standards of society. Chandigarh has a substantial
number of such whelps. The individuals who have this quality in excellent measure
transform into an enemy of social identity (Chandel, 2002). They feel no blame or
regret over their exercises. They take to wrongdoing and transform into criminals. At
that point there are narcissistic identities who have a ravenous hunger for acclaim.
Social Psychological phenomenon
Sanjay Dutt the actor of India was convicted disgrace for is country on various levels
but later on after he spend his time in jail and he did not miss any hearing of his
case. As it is said that first move should be made by Sanjay Dutt as he has given
many troubles to people. So, he needs to come back with positive thinking’s and
make a good and healthy relations with people. Then, others should also accept this
wholeheartedly and collaborate with him to reduce the gap and issues.
Conclusion
Their action was a result of nature not nurture, it can be stated as a mixture of both,
which governs the force behind the behaviour of Sanjay Dutt. As, there is no need
for disagreement about the energetic, assertive, and dominant personality, which is
influenced by others. There are limitations to every theory, as these specific theories
of emotion, personality disorder, learning, and social psychology have been proven
greatly successful in describing the behaviour of Sanjay Dutt.

References
Bhadoria, S. (2013). How Sanjay Dutt Got Caught in Web? IT News. Retrieved from:
https://www.indiatimes.com/news/india/how-did-sanjay-dutt-become-involved-
in-the-1993-mumbai-blasts-67595.html
Chandel. A. (2002). To hell and back…and back to hell? The Tribune. Retrieved
from: https://www.tribuneindia.com/2002/20020810/windows/main1.htm
Sanjay Dutt. (2018). Sanjay Dutt. India Today. Retrieved from
https://www.indiatoday.in/sanjay-dutt
Trivedi, H.J. (2017). I am not a terrorist: Sanjay Dutt. Times of India. Retrieved from:
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/entertainment/hindi/bollywood/news/I-am-
not-a-terrorist-Sanjay-Dutt/articleshow/51140271.cms