All those who crib and gripe about Hindi movies neglect to mention their one monumental achievement.
Almost single-handedly, they did what the national government couldn’t.
They made Hindi acceptable all over India so much so that even its most vociferous opponents eventually joined the band wagon.
If that isn’t something, tell me what is.
Now the Hindi movies made for the Indian Diaspora as well as the domestic multiplexes are probably doing for Hinglish what its mom never thought it being capable of.
Becoming global.
Kya yaar, Doni?
Friday, July 31, 2009
Evangelist.
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