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Retained to television with Balaji

Sunday, 10 August 2008 23:13 administrator

Since everyone will not get a ticket to Bollywood, will the runners up and others who lose be retained to television with Balaji?
Yes, the idea for all these is that the talent comes in front of the eyes of the people. The country will select their own superstars and the people who become the runner up are already stars and have reached the status, so automatically they come in the lime light.

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