In history of Indian Cinema few actors have seamlessly transitioned from heroic roles to iconic villains. One such actor known for his intense screen presence and transformative performances has redefined the portrayal of antagonists in Indian cinema. Who is this legendary actor? This actor is none other than Sanjay Dutt whose journey from leading man to formidable villain has been marked by memorable performances that have left an indelible mark on audiences. The actor who is known as the stylish icon and rough-tough persona has a net worth of Rs 300 crores. According to Financial Express His acting fees range from Rs 8 crore to Rs 15 crore per film and co-owns two production banners: Sanjay Dutt Productions and Three Dimension Motion Pictures. Sanjay Dutt is currently celebrating his 66th birthday in the presence of his friends and family. so on this special occasion lets check out his 7 negative shade characters that shook audiences. Agneepath Sanjay Dutts portrayal of Kaancha in Agneepath (2012) stands as a testament to his ability to embody pure evil. With a bald head pierced ears and a menacing demeanor Dutts portrayal as Kaancha was departure from traditional villains bringing a chilling intensity to the role. His performance was lauded for its depth and the palpable fear it instilled in viewers which gave a strong competition to Bollywoods Greek-god Hrithik Roshan. KGF: Chapter 2 In Yashs starrer KGF: Chapter 2 (2022) Dutt took on the role of Adheera a Viking-inspired warlord with a fierce appearance and a ruthless disposition. His character added new layer of complexity to the films narrative showcasing Dutts versatility in adapting to diverse villainous roles. Khal Nayak Earlier in his career Dutts role as Ballu in Khal Nayak (1993) showcased his ability to blur the lines between hero and villain. His performance as a charismatic anti-hero resonated with audiences cementing his status as a versatile actor. Musafir In this crime thriller film Sanjay Dutt played the role of Billa who was a very ruthless killer. The actors stylish look in the movie also became a sensation in the fashion industry. Although this 2004 film failed at the box office the character of Billa became iconic for the audience. Vaastav In Mahesh Manjrekar’s directorial debut Vaastav (1999) Dutt portrayed Raghu a man drawn into the underworld highlighting the tragic consequences of crime. His nuanced performance earned him critical acclaim and further demonstrated his range as an actor. Panipat Dutts versatility is further evident in his portrayal of Ahmad Shah Abdali in Panipat (2019) where he embodied the Afghan king with a commanding presence. His performance added gravitas to the historical epic highlighting his ability to bring historical figures to life with authenticity. Shamshera In Shamshera (2022) Dutt played Daroga Shuddh Singh a tyrannical officer whose cruelty knew no bounds. His portrayal added a layer of menace to the film reinforcing his reputation as a master of villainous roles.