Nawazuddin especially learnt Marathi for it. &quot;There are many instances in the film where Nawaz&#39;s character speaks in Marathi, so all those lines will have subtitles in English for people who do not understand the regional language,&quot; Banerjee told IANS. <img alt="Nawazuddin Siddiqui" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/apr/Nawazuddin-Siddiqui.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 626px;" /> &quot;Bombay Talkies&quot;, a congregation of four short films by Banerjee, Zoya Akhtar, Anurag Kashyap and Karan Johar, is in celebration of 100 years of Indian cinema. Since the film will have a nationwide release, Banerjee felt it was best to give subtitles to Nawazuddin&#39;s dialogues. Meanwhile Nawazuddin admits the film helped him learn a new language. &quot;I have learnt a new language. Approximately 40 percent of my dialogues are in Marathi. I attended a special workshop to learn the language and be able to deliver my dialogues perfectly. It was quite challenging, so I hope people appreciate the effort we have put into making this a special film,&quot; he said. In the film he plays a role who is resident of Lalbaug. &quot;Bombay Talkies&quot; will release May 3.

Actor Nawazzuddin Siddiqui's Marathi dialogues in Dibaker Banerjee's short film for "Bombay Talkies", will have English subtitles for making it universally viable

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