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    Actually…I Met Them (2021), Caged (2024; translated by Sathya Saran), and Dhoop Aane Do (2024; “Let Light In,” translated by Ambarish Mishra) are Gulzar’s autobiographical accounts. In Actually… Gulzar traces anecdotal accounts of his interactions with influential people in Indian cinema and art, such as…

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    Actually…I Met Them (2021), Caged (2024; translated by Sathya Saran), and Dhoop Aane Do (2024; “Let Light In,” translated by Ambarish Mishra) are Gulzar’s autobiographical accounts. In Actually… Gulzar traces anecdotal accounts of his interactions with influential people in Indian cinema and art, such as…

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