India, Nov. 1 -- F ilmmaker Sanjay Gupta, known for his gritty crime thrillers, died after reportedly suffering a head injury in a fall at his Mumbai residence early on Saturday. He was 57. According to Versova police, CCTV footage showed Gupta walking from his drawing room towards the kitchen around 2am, when he lost his balance and struck his head against a wall. His wife, Anuradha Lekhi, and their children, Shivansh (15) and Dalai (13), were asleep at the time and unaware of the incident, police said. Gupta made his directorial debut with Aatish (1994) and went on to establish himself in the crime thriller genre with Kaante (2002), Zinda (2006) and Shootout at Wadala (2013). He also produced Shootout at Lokhandwala (2007) and directed Kaabil (2017). Known for his outspoken views, he was also active on X. Gupta married Anuradha in 1997. The couple divorced in 2003 but reconciled and remarried in 2009. His sudden death left friends and collaborators shocked. Filmmaker Rakesh Roshan, who worked with him on Kaabil, told us, "It is shockingly sad." Director Milap Zaveri, who had met Gupta just 10 days ago, broke down, saying, "I am too heartbroken." Actors Riteish Deshmukh and Manoj Bajpayee also expressed shock. Actor John Abraham, who bonded with Gupta over their shared love for motorcycles and had gifted him a Yamaha VMAX, wrote on X, "May you ride in heaven." Actor Dia Mirza Rekhi, who worked with Gupta on several projects, including an unreleased film, told us, "Sanjay was possibly one of the most well read filmmakers... Oh, and his love for Kishore Kumar."...