Bollywood mat kaho na - Hindustan Times

Suddenly, a word 'Bollywood' is sketch courtesy for a wrong reasons, interjection to Salman Khan's tweets. On Wednesday night, a actress wrote upon his Twitter page, "Hate this full of blood name, bollywood, koi naam hai kya ? Disgusting (sic)."
He didn't stop there. "A Hollywood se

bollywood naam nikla, this is nt a name of a industry. Don't kno whr this silly name has cm frm n got stuck. Bollywood was fr wen mumbai was called bombay toh kya shld it nt b called mumllywood. it creates us demeanour similar to chamchas. 1 of a 1 st movie prolongation was called bombay talkie's so call it which or mumbai tal… Or tanned cinema, call it any thing though nt boll.. (sic)."

The movie companionship couldn't assistance though react, as well as many who took notice suspicion Sallu had a point. Actor Riteish Deshmukh replied, "I all adore a tenure Hi-Fi for hindi movie attention – instead of Bollywood (sic)." Others who consider which a word sounds similar to a uninspired fraud from 'Hollywood' embody musician AR Rahman, filmmaker Imtiaz Ali, actors Gul Panag, Dia Mirza as well as Saif Ali Khan, between others. "We have been not a poor fabrication of a little alternative 'wood'," says Ali. Saif had pronounced in an progressing interview, "We should begin job ourselves a Indian Film Industry."

However, a little feel otherwise. "It's a tenure which has held on, as well as is right away globally recognized as an temperament of Hindi films," says actress Minissha Lamba. Incidentally, 'Bollywood' additionally facilities in a Oxford dictionary.

Though a discuss seems to have gained movement usually now, it is not a initial time which someone has voiced exasperation during a term. Veteran actress Amitabh Bachchan has been  insisting over a years which a word 'Bollywood' be banned. "I consider it is really demeaning to a industry. It roughly sounds similar to an abuse. we would rsther than wish to find out when Hollywood wants to come to India," he had pronounced in 2007.

Last year, he had tweeted, "FI : Film Industry, InFI : Indian Film Industry … a most endorsed as well as good name than a alternative plagiarised euphemism!"