Can You Take It Vinod Dua ?

Vinod Dua speaks to Madhu Trehan on how his refugee background influenced his work, the deference which was expected from interviewees during the DD era, dealing with censorship, how he refused to say "Good Sahara" and more...

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Vinod Dua speaks to Madhu Trehan on how his refugee background influenced his work, the deference which was expected from interviewees during the DD era, the similarity between Playboy and a number of Indian TV channels, dealing with censorship, how he refused to say “Good Sahara” and more…

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