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Mumbai, Maharashtra: In a conversation with the media, actor Avinash Tiwary, actress Zoya Afroz, and author S. Hussain Zaidi shared their views on the Crime Literature Festival. Avinash also addressed allegations about how actors glorifying crime. Zaidi then shared the exact reason behind celebrating the Crime Literature Festival. Avinash later spoke about the growing crime in the Bollywood industry and the responsibility actors should take. Zaidi also opened up on the possibility of writing a book on gangster Lawrence Bishnoi.

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00:00Sir, first of all, it's a literature crime festival.
00:04We've always seen literature festivals,
00:07and some kind of festivals,
00:09but the first time it's a literature crime festival,
00:12how do you feel about it?
00:13Sir, I feel like this government is very popular.
00:19It's one thing that people really like to read.
00:21And when Hussain Sir is talking about crime,
00:26there's no one better than him to be doing this.
00:28I think it's a great initiative for the writers to come together,
00:31first of all.
00:32It will create a space of trying to understand this genre,
00:37trying to get the beats of how we can extend this,
00:40and how we can grow from other people.
00:42And all of our issues,
00:43it's my dream that I can do this in the book.
00:48I don't know if I'm interested.
00:50I don't know if I'm interested.
00:51I don't know if I'm interested.
00:53So, I'm just very happy to get the opportunity.
00:56I think that people, writers,
00:59will get this out of this.
01:00And in the initiative,
01:02that writers encourage them to encourage them to have more support.
01:08Yes?
01:09I think the surge is going to add something.
01:11Yeah.
01:11I think it's wonderful.
01:13Thank you, Hussain.
01:14Thank you, Hussain.
01:15Thank you, Hussain.
01:16Thank you, Hussain.
01:18Thank you, Hussain.
01:45Yes, sir, I don't think that's a good thing.
01:49I think that you have to be able to bring the truth of what that you must be here as
01:59a person.
02:00To some extent, if I have to add good, maybe I'm sure that there is a consequence to the truth.
02:09If you have any help, you will get a reward.
02:15That's one thing that you want to see on cinema.
02:18Justice has not been able to see the cinema.
02:22I just want that to happen.
02:26It's a consequence.
02:30Sir, some actors are also called the crime.
02:35What are you talking about?
02:36Yes, sir.
02:37I can tell you.
02:39I can tell you.
02:39If you have seen my work, you will find me.
02:42Then you will find me.
02:43My answer is that I am saying that my responsibility is my responsibility.
02:47You have to listen and understand that your responsibility is not your responsibility.
02:52Mr. Hussain, why do you have to ask the crime festival?
02:54Why do you have to ask the crime festival?
02:56See the problem is that there are some meetings, some meetings, some meetings, some summits.
03:03So we are celebrating.
03:06We are celebrating a talent.
03:09We are celebrating the actor, the writer, the filmmaker.
03:11We celebrate the festival.
03:14I need a clarification.
03:16Are we celebrating the criminal or the crime?
03:18What are we celebrating?
03:18No, no, no.
03:19We are celebrating the success of the craft of writing, the film making, the way to adapt on the screen.
03:25Criminal does not celebrate.
03:49I am surprised, the way she brought the character to her life.
03:52This is glorifying the crime.
03:56You see, we have to face a lot of crime.
03:59The only thing is, writing what crime may pay.
04:05Making what crime may pay,
04:07you can face success by writing what crime,
04:09you can have both movies and all that.
04:11That pays.
04:12You should have done so much.
04:15Sir, Avinar Ji,
04:16about crime is happening.
04:18Recently,
04:18in Bollywood,
04:20the crime scenes are happening in the 90s.
04:25They are happening.
04:26Some actors are becoming more confident.
04:29The security has improved.
04:31Some people are saying that
04:34you are saying that
04:35the police are saying that
04:36the celebrities don't have a lot of attention.
04:39The paps culture has become a lot of attention.
04:40Some people think that
04:42the actors need to be responsible.
04:45They don't have a lot of attention.
04:49about the issue of the police.
04:50And they don't have a lot of attention.
04:51They don't have to say they're responsible.
04:52I don't know,
04:53I don't have to say that
04:56the police will make.
05:00You have to say they don't have to say the police.
05:03They are responsible for their victims.
05:04The police have committed suicide.
05:05It's a lot of attention.
05:06You have to say that
05:06They don't have to say it.
05:07So,
05:07it's a question.
05:08It is a problem, sir.
05:09Do you feel
05:10that the lawrence Vishno
05:11is going to be your next subject?
05:13Yes.
05:13Not at all.
05:14Unless someone pays me
05:15We pick a lot of money to make a movie and write about him or not.
05:18Last line, can you please say,
05:20Hippipuray to this festival and maybe we have more?
05:23Hippipuray!
05:24Hippipuray!
05:25What's your name?
05:26Mumbai International Crime Lit Festival 2086.
05:28Mumbai International Crime Liternary Festival.
05:31We will not do it.
05:33We will do it.
05:33This is the first time,
05:35we will do it in two days.
05:37Hippipuray!
05:38Hippipuray!

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