“Now suddenly you see these Dhamaals and all these films, whose trailers itself have so much trash, filth, earn Rs 200 crore,” Tigmanshu Dhulia said
‘Trash Films Earn 200 Crore, Taste Of Audience Has Deteriorated,’ Says This Filmmaker
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