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"Anupam Kher has said that the US film industry doesn&amp;#039;t understand Bollywood cinema. The star was honoured by the Los Angeles City Council in February for his contribution to cinema. He told The Times of India: &amp;quot;Hollywood&amp;#039;s storytelling and logic is different. They can&amp;#039;t relate to our cinema and they don&amp;#039;t understand. Their way of telling stories is different.  &amp;quot;They can&amp;#039;t logically understand as to how people are talking to each other in one instance and in the other, are singing songs! &amp;quot;For them logic holds more importance than celebration. That&amp;#039;s why they call our movies musical. They go with what they think is the best, not what we think is the best. &amp;quot;When we shoot dance and song sequences abroad, the audiences gets shocked and surprised. But that&amp;#039;s Bollywood. &amp;quot;Our films unite the country. In our cinema halls, there is no rich or poor. There is no religion. There are so many benefits.&amp;quot; The Silver Linings Playbook star recently accused Bollywood filmmakers of suffering from &amp;quot;Tarantino disease&amp;quot;. He was nominated along with the rest of the US film&amp;#039;s cast for the &amp;#039;Best Ensemble&amp;#039; award at the Screen Actors Guild Awards. Watch the trailer for Silver Linings Playbook below:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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