Sanjay Dutt is blessed with a daughter from his first wife Richa Sharma. Their daughter Trishala was born on August 10, 1988. Today, she is celebrating her 36th birthday. And on this special occasion, Sanjay shared a heartfelt birthday note for his daughter Trishala. The Bollywood actor shared a throwback photo with his loved one on his official Instagram account. Sanjay called Trishala his 'princess' on her special day.

Sanjay Dutt's birthday wish for Trishala Dutt

Sanjay Dutt shared an adorable photo with Trishala Dutt on his Instagram handle. The picture reflects the actor's love and affection for his daughter. Sharing the photo, Dutt captioned his post, "On your special day my princess, I am reminded of how blessed I am to be your father. Your love lights up my world in ways I can’t express. Happy Birthday @trishaladutt Always proud of you (sic)."

And as soon as Trishala saw her father's post, she left a comment, "I love you Papa (sic)." Interestingly, Sanjay's wife Maanayata also wished his daughter on her birthday. "Happy birthday my dearest trish (sic)," wrote Maanayata. Trishala and Maanyata seem to share a good bond.

Sanjay Dutt on Trishala's aspiration to join Bollywood

Earlier, in an interview with Filmfare, Sanjay said he was upset about his daughter Trishala's aspiration to be a Bollywood actress. However, he was relieved to know that Trishala later gave up on her acting ambitions. 

"She’s such an intelligent girl, who’s done Forensic Science. So I could never understand why she wanted to give it all up and become an actress. Aur iss industry mein actor banne ke liye (to be in this industry) you need to know the language," he said. According to Dutt, language would've been the biggest barrier for his daughter in the Hindi film industry. 

Meanwhile, on the work front, Sanjay was recently seen in Ghudchadi with Raveena Tandon, Khushalii Kumar, and Parth Samthaan. The film opened to mixed feedback upon its OTT premiere on JioCinema.

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