Urdu Can Not Die Out Because It

Well, I Am From India And I Wanted To Make Films In English For The International Market In India. So That Was Really The Main Thing, And Then Of Course Economically It Was Cheaper To Make Films In India.

Well, The Musicals Give Emphasis To Love, Longing, Melancholy, Sadness. All Of That Is Always There.

It's About A Father And Daughter And The Daughter's Friend And Her Relationship With Her Current Husband.

Urdu Can Not Die Out Because It Has Very Strong Roots In Persia. The Language Itself Is Not Only Just The Language Of The Muslims, But It's Also The Language Of The Hindus.

A Few Words Of Hindi Appear Here Or There, But It's All Urdu. I Feel That If The Popular Culture, Which Is What Hindi Films Are, Uses Urdu, It's Not Going To Diminish.