WWI Will Continue to Function - Subhash Ghai
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2012-04-24
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"I am a victim of political crossfire," said Subhash Ghai when asked about the Supreme Court judgment and also the fact of the Opposition demanding Vilasrao Deshmukh's resignation over the allotment of land to Whistling Woods International (WWI).However, the veteran filmmaker, who says that he "respects the judiciary of my country", it is still looking at a legal recourse. "We will meet the board of directors to decide our course of action," he said. , before a press conference on Wednesday. Actor Shabana Azmi, filmmakers Manmohan Shetty, Amole Gupte and Boney Kapoor, the school's faculty members and close to 100 students and 50 WWI alumni.The industry members came together as a panel, each taking turn to share their views on the verdict and also lending support to Ghai. "Education is invaluable and WWI has been providing India what it needs most — quality film education," said Azmi. For regular updates on the latest happenings in Bollywood kindly subscribe. www.youtube.com/thebollywoodshow
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"I am a victim of political crossfire," said Subhash Ghai when asked about the Supreme Court judgment and also the fact of the Opposition demanding Vilasrao Deshmukh's resignation over the allotment of land to Whistling Woods International (WWI).However, the veteran filmmaker, who says that he "respects the judiciary of my country", it is still looking at a legal recourse. "We will meet the board of directors to decide our course of action," he said. , before a press conference on Wednesday. Actor Shabana Azmi, filmmakers Manmohan Shetty, Amole Gupte and Boney Kapoor, the school's faculty members and close to 100 students and 50 WWI alumni.The industry members came together as a panel, each taking turn to share their views on the verdict and also lending support to Ghai. "Education is invaluable and WWI has been providing India what it needs most — quality film education," said Azmi. For regular updates on the latest happenings in Bollywood kindly subscribe. www.youtube.com/thebollywoodshow
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