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'There's too much vulgarity in today's movies, can't relate to them'
Updated On: 14 September, 2020 08:42 AM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Yesteryear actress Ranjeeta Kaur talks about the kind of films that are being made today, working with Rishi Kapoor and his unfortunate demise, and the issue of nepotism.

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Ranjeeta Kaur is an actress that was right at the top of her game in the 70s and 80s. She started her career with Rishi Kapoor in 1976 with Laila Majnu and was last seen in the 2012 film, Zindagi Tere Naam. She has now spoken in an interview about the films that are made today, Rishi Kapoor's unfortunate demise, and the debate around nepotism.
In an interview with Times of India, when asked about not doing more films today, the actress said, "We moved to the US for my son's studies for quite some time. We came back to settle in Pune. But after playing a heroine, you really cannot take the mother roles. Also, I think people thought that I had moved to the US bag and baggage and I haven't kept in touch much with anybody either."
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