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The four-day event, that celebrated the tercentenary of the Urdu poet Mir Taqi Mir, traced the ways in which the idea of Delhi, as a political, cultural and civilisational hub, has evolved through the ages
Naseeruddin Shah said at a recent event, "It really disappoints me that we take pride in saying Hindi cinema is 100 years old but we have been making the same films. I have stopped watching Hindi films, I don’t like them at all."
Naseeruddin Shah said that Hindi filmmakers have been making the same kind of films for the last 100 years. | Bollywood
Shah added that Indians all over the world go to watch Hindi films because it is their connection with their home but soon everyone will be fed up.
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