New Delhi, At a time when comedies are raking in the moolah for filmmakers, comedy king David Dhawan’s lighthearted movie “Do Knot Disturb” wasn’t received well at the box office. He laments that the genre is very much undervalued.
“Comedy is very much undervalued in Bollywood. This is because every person today stands up and [...]
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