Bollywood actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui shared his disappointment about being cut from Kamal Haasan's 2000 film 'Hey Ram'. Though he played a significant role, his scene was removed. Despite his emotional ...

Kamal Haasan's Hey Ram, which he directed and starred in, has completed 25 years since its release. But did you know that ...

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Released in 2000, the film we are talking about is Hey Ram. This movie sparked significant controversy at the time of its release. Shah Rukh Khan portrayed the role of a Pathani Muslim in the film.

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