AP Dhillon’s latest project, Old Money, has taken the internet by storm, not just as a music video, but as a short action film featuring Bollywood heavyweights Salman Khan and Sanjay Dutt. The video combines the worlds of music and cinema, bringing together AP Dhillon’s musical talent with the iconic presence of these action stars.
The video starts with an intense action sequence where AP Dhillon is outnumbered by goons, only for Salman Khan to make a grand, cinematic entrance. Salman, true to his larger-than-life image, arrives with a goon slung over his shoulder and effortlessly takes down each adversary in his path. The scene is filled with Salman’s trademark swag, and AP Dhillon, despite being injured, manages a maniacal laugh as he watches Salman fight off their enemies.
As the tension builds, AP escapes and confronts the antagonist, Shinda Kahlon. Just as AP is about to exact his revenge, the narrative takes a surprising turn with the introduction of Sanjay Dutt’s character, who calls AP and introduces himself as “Dutt Sahab,” a respectful nod to his father, the legendary Sunil Dutt. In a twist that blends action with a moral message, Sanjay advises AP to be known for his work rather than for violence, leading to the video ending with a message urging viewers to “Say no to violence.”
This collaboration has garnered a lot of attention, not just because of the action-packed storyline but also due to the reunion of Salman Khan and Sanjay Dutt. Fans have eagerly awaited their return to the screen together, having last seen them in the 2012 film Son of Sardaar. Their chemistry and camaraderie bring a nostalgic touch to Old Money, while also adding a fresh twist to their usual film genres.
On the professional front, Sanjay Dutt is keeping busy with a slew of upcoming films, including Ghudchadi, which has just been released on JioCinema. He is also set to appear in Double iSmart, KD – The Devil, Baap, and Housefull 5. Meanwhile, Salman Khan is working on his next film, Sikandar, ensuring that both stars continue to be major forces in the industry.
