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Murder Mubarak trailer launch: Tisca Chopra speaks on breaking “Dukhiyari Maa” image; discusses Homi Adajania’s “Hilarious” directing style
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Murder Mubarak trailer launch: Pankaj Tripathi speaks on collaborating with Netflix for Homi Adajani’s directorial; predicts it will be “most loved film of the year”
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Murder Mubarak trailer launch: Karisma Kapoor gets embarrassed as she claims that Kareena didn’t star in 36 China Town; also reacts to the success Dil To Pagal Hai’s release; calls Shah Rukh Khan-starrer “ahead of its times”
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Photos: Sara Ali Khan, Sanjay Kapoor, Karisma Kapoor, and others snapped at Murder Mubarak trailer launch
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Raashii Khanna on Yodha, “The makers said, ‘You are the lady Yodha on ground’”
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Swatantrya Veer Savarkar trailer launch Sandeep Singh says he knew no studio or funder would support Randeep Hooda starrer
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Swatantrya Veer Savarkar trailer launch: “This is an anti-propaganda film kyunki propaganda toh Savarkar ji ki life pe bahut saalon se logon ne macha ke rakha hai” – Randeep Hooda
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Swatantrya Veer Savarkar trailer launch: Randeep Hooda explains why he doesn’t consider the freedom fighter a ‘maafiveer’; also says, “America recently made Oppenheimer. But in our country, we are shooting down our own icons, which is UNBELIEVABLE”
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Celebs attend the trailer launch of the film Dharamraobaba Atram
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Yodha Ahmedabad press conference: Karan Johar opens up on Bollywood vs South cinema debate: “We presented Baahubali; no action film is better than Sholay”; also says “Shaitaan ka trailer kamaal hai”
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Yodha Ahmedabad press conference: Karan Johar disagrees with the belief that action films tend to open well: “No genre guarantees you an opening; we are in challenging times when it comes to theatrical business”
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