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Mumbai, Maharashtra: In an exclusive interview with IANS, author S. Hussain Zaidi opened up about the crime literature festival and the exact reason behind organising it, stating that Mumbai is a treasure trove of stories and the city's favourite genre is crime. The author also said that crime is the most favorite stories of all sections of people. He further spoke about the danger in Bollywood in recent times and reflected on the underworld and mafia gangs of the 90s. Zaidi also opened up on the possibility of writing a book on gangster Lawrence Bishnoi.

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00:00sir first of all welcome to ionis sir
00:03we have a lot of literature festivals
00:06but the first time you see crime literature festival
00:09how are you doing?
00:12we have some kind of things
00:17that we see from people that have nothing to do
00:24is Mumbai is a so true forolutions that you know this is Mumbai is a
00:29two-thirds.
00:31Most of the time, this is where you can do this in a
00:35In a city, we've got a new life, a new life, you know this box.
00:46If you think about it, you can get this center, it's like a cat which
00:54crime is the most favorite stories of all sections of people.
01:03For example, there is a journalist who wants to write a book, but where goes, who goes,
01:12there is no Clinton who knows who has been.
01:14So, they all present and tell,
01:16que we will try to get those boys who want to write a book, but they have no mentor,
01:20they have no support, they have no help,
01:23so that they are going to be forecast.
01:24Great list training, suits them and will laureate .
01:28came with a lessons,
01:31so again
01:40the main directors of that book or the ones who have written it,
01:45the people who have written it, they will adapt to the screen.
01:47So we thought that this is a thought,
01:51a story, a story, a story, a story, a story,
01:54or a story, or a series, or a theatrical movie,
01:57because we have done this earlier.
02:00I have seen a new child who had written a book
02:03and wrote a series,
02:05who had written a book,
02:10and we thought that this level of thought,
02:12a meeting, a meeting,
02:16which we have given the name of Mumbai International Crime Lit Fest,
02:20where all the people called us, journalists, writers, authors,
02:24series writers, producers, platforms,
02:27and those who have written it.
02:29That's all we have kind of thought about this.
02:31Sometimes, you have to adopt your story,
02:38but the changes that you have to do,
02:40you are not aware that you have to do changes that you have to do,
02:43and the other person who is adopting it in the OTT series,
02:48he said that these changes are very necessary,
02:50so how do you keep it so much?
02:51The problem is that a man who writes a book
02:54and writes a little bit about his story,
02:56a little bit about it,
02:58but these are different mediums.
02:59The problem is that it is a different,
03:03because it is a different type of book,
03:03and the script is different.
03:05We have to think differently in a script,
03:08so that is why it is not the same type of book.
03:10So we are not supposed to be in the book,
03:12we are not supposed to be a bit different,
03:14but then we kind of agree to a middle path,
03:16and then the story is become a story,
03:18so that is why you see the maximum story of the story,
03:24So despite differences, we do good job and we kind of work in coordination.
04:01So the fact that you have written about the story of the people in the world, the fear and fear
04:09of the people, the fear of the people, the fear of the people, the fear of the people and the
04:12people.
04:12foreign
04:44It shows that there is a certain incongruity, certain anomaly in this time and in today's
04:48time.
04:49Okay, because of this, you can't see that in the 90s, there is a lot of violence, with
04:54a lot.
04:55So, I don't agree with this point.
04:58Sir, one more thing, do you ever think you can write something like Lawrence Vishnoy
05:03or something like that?
05:06I think it's something like Lawrence Vishnoy.
05:09I think it's something like Lawrence Vishnoy.
05:13I should try to do new things, so Lawrence Vishnoy will write that book, and I will
05:17do it.
05:18But if I haven't written it, I will leave it.
05:20And if someone has forced me to make a film, then I will write it.

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