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My name is Mainak Mukherjee and I am a film enthusiast, writing about films, different ideologies and analysing cinema is pity much what I do all day. I want to share my thoughts with you all as that will let me and my words flow and will give you flavourful witty yet information stuffed article but believe me you won’t get bore.
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