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I’d be a hypocrite — no, I AM a hypocrite — for saying that I abhor commercialism. But I say it even if I get sucked into its vortex often enough to get an eye roll from my wife. I rage ...

Sarfarosh was a right mix of realism and commercialism. Everything was just right in it. Though till date, I have not seen ...

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Although intentionally satirical, this account encapsulates many of the perceptions that exist about the influence of commercialism on academic research and highlights the financial pressures that ...

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Sarfarosh was the right mix of realism and commercialism John Matthew Matthan's Sarfarosh, inspired by Delhi's security, ...

People hate a lot of things about bro-country: its sonic repetitiveness, dumb lyrics, obvious hooks, relentless commercialism ...