cinema
Jun 1 2009, Mary Pa

I don’t understand why people call all cinemas as art. I don’t believe that as an art. Some call it art a laid back nonsense such as Umraav Jaan or Salaam Bombay. What they showed in it? In which way it is a boost to humanity. Is it helpful to...

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