"I pray for him and his family. He is a strong man and I am sure he will go through and come out of it," Ranbir told reporters here at an event, referring to Sanjay Dutt's impending jail term in connection with possession of illegal ammunition during the 1993 Mumbai blasts.
Both Ranbir and Dutt have done an ad film together.
"He is a big supporter to me. He is a family man. I did visit him once and will meet him again before he surrenders," Ranbir told reporters here at an event.
But the actor moved an application in the Supreme Court seeking more time to surrender as he wanted to complete shooting seven movies, including big-budget projects such as filmmaker Raju Hirani's 'Peekay', Karan Johar's 'Unglee', Apoorva Lakhia's 'Zanjeer'.
The apex court granted him four weeks time on "humanitarian" grounds to surrender before jail authorities. Now he will have to surrender on May 15.
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