“Audience Matured Sooner Than the Industry’: ‘Girls Will Be Girls’ Producer Richa Chadha | The Quint

[@tejug1161]

Watched it just now. Its amazing... Emotional, cerebral, subtle, sensitive and nuanced... Emotional yet practical... ❤ Nice start Richa 👍🏻

[@tejug1161]

That hair oiling scene was really touching ❤

[@rishipramanick6823]

Now a days in any conversation of north indians one thing i find they speak a hybrid of hindi and english 90 percent english and 10 percent hindi its so unpleasant to hear Either speak in hindi or english why do u use both? This tells that vocabs are a bit limited in both hindi and english

[@Prem-K007]

Just a matter of convenience. People use the language or words that come to them naturally at that moment

[@striverFor]

@@Prem-K007 Yes, and why is english coming so naturally? Is the hindi education system is bad that people can't express themselves? Or is it considered too uncool to use hindi?

[@Prem-K007]

@striverFor This happens mostly with Bollywood celebs. The reason lies in a mix of preference and comfort. For some, it's due to their high exposure to English in their lives, which has made it their comfort language. For others, it's a conscious choice to speak English over Hindi, even if they're fluent in both. (I'm from Andhra Pradesh) In the Telugu film industry, most actresses are from outside, so they speak English.There are also actresses who learnt fluent Telugu (even if it's not their mother tongue) . Male actors usually speak Telugu with some basic English words(just like how we Converse in our daily life)

[@rishipramanick6823]

​@@Prem-K007in Bengal nobody will pay heed to ur conversation if u don't speak fluent Bengali being a bengalee Even in our college we talk in cent percent Bengali without the influence of English Our local actors and actresses also talk in fluent Bengali

[@Prem-K007]

@@rishipramanick6823 somewhat same in AP too

[@vaibhav6826]

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