Paresh Rawal reveals how Bollywood used to blindly 'steal' Hollywood films earlier: 'We used to just steal foreign films..'
Paresh Rawal recently shared that in the 80s and 90s, Bollywood often copied or remade foreign films. However, as profits ...
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Paresh Rawal Accuses Bollywood Of Copying Ideas From Foreign Films; Says, “We Were Good Thieves”
Paresh Rawal reflects the past practices of Bollywood where directors would copy the ideas from foreign films. Read more ...
Paresh Rawal Recalls When Bollywood Would ‘Steal Foreign Films’; Says, ‘Humaari Kahaniyan Kitni Powerful Hain’
Over the years, veteran actor and politician Paresh Rawal has extensively worked in the entertainment industry. Known for his ...
Paresh Rawal Admits Bollywood Would 'Steal Foreign Films': 'Chori Ka Maal Uthate, We Were Good Thieves'
Paresh Rawal said once foreign production houses opened their offices in India, Bollywood had to pay them heavy sums.
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We were good thieves: Paresh Rawal on Bollywood's habit of copying Hollywood films
Paresh Rawal reveals Bollywood directors in the ’80s-’90s copied Hollywood films, handing actors cassettes to recreate scenes. He says Hollywood’s entry in India forced filmmakers to create original ...
Paresh Rawal on Bollywood’s past remakes says, Hum toh chori ka maal hi uthaate the
Over time, fans noticed many Bollywood films resembling foreign ones.Recently, Paresh Rawal acknowledged this trend. He ...
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Malegaon is a fascinating city, fascinated with cinema. Situated at a distance of 280 kilometres from Mumbai, the dreams of ...
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Paresh Rawal reveals how Bollywood would blatantly ‘steal’ from foreign films: ‘Hum chori ka maal utthate the’
Veteran actor Paresh Rawal admitted that directors used to steal from foreign films until the profits from such films started ...