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No Plans to Work in Bollywood, says Mehwish Hayat

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No Plans to Work in Bollywood, says Mehwish Hayat

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Renowned Pakistani actress Mehwish Hayat said that she is not interested to work with Bollywood.
In a media interview, Mehwish Hayat said that she has a lot of offers in Pakistan. She said that our film industry is doing international level production now a days.
She expressed hope that Pakistan film industry will be more successful in future.

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