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‘There are no boundaries for artists’: Actor Ranbir Kapoor on working with Pakistani filmmakers

The Bollywood actor made the remark while responding to a question by Pakistan film director Adnan Bashir Khan at the Red Sea Film Festival in Saudi Arabia.

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Dec 09, 2022 · 12:51 pm
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