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Excellent Interview. Very honest.
superlike… awesome interview. MUST watch
“The stars have lost their magic in Bollywood. If I call myself a star, then no need to go door to door and ask the audience to come and watch me in theatres. There is no need for that. Does Rajinikant do that? Does any Southern star do that? Only we do that,” Paresh told IANS.
“We have blown this marketing thing out of proportion as, if we don’t do this, then we are going to die. Do aggressive marketing through TV and media. What is the need to go to Nagpur and wave your hands. People come because they like you. This is a very childish way of looking at marketing,” he added.
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/entertainment/bollywood/news-interviews/Film-stars-have-lost-their-magic-Paresh-Rawal/articleshow/17828353.cms