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Reema Kagti says audience shares responsibility in nepotism debate

Filmmaker Reema Kagti highlights the hypocrisy of audiences criticizing nepotism while predominantly supporting films featuring established stars.

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Reema Kagti says audience shares responsibility in nepotism debate

Filmmaker Reema Kagti highlights the hypocrisy of audiences criticizing nepotism while predominantly supporting films featuring established stars.

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hindustantimes.com8 h fa

Reema Kagti says people outrage over nepotism but only watch known stars' films: 'You must question…

Filmmaker Reema Kagti talks to HT about backing Shape of Momo and the state of independent cinema in India. | Bollywood

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  1. sabato 30 maggio 2026·hindustantimes.com

    Reema Kagti says people outrage over nepotism but only watch known stars' films: 'You must question yourself'| Interview

    Filmmaker Reema Kagti talks to HT about backing Shape of Momo and the state of independent cinema in India. | Bollywood

  2. sabato 30 maggio 2026·newsbytesapp.com

    Reema Kagti says audience shares responsibility in nepotism debate

    Filmmaker Reema Kagti highlights the hypocrisy of audiences criticizing nepotism while predominantly supporting films featuring established stars.