Talk:Yash Raj Films
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[edit]This article still needs clean-up. I've tried to re-arrange material in a common-sense way under existing headings. I've removed everything that sounds like it was written by or for a fan magazine. I've also removed all kinds of assertions about the relative success of various films. If these assertions can be demonstrated by reference to some kind of neutral third-party assessment -- for instance, if there is a website or organization that tracks how much a specific film earns -- then by all means return them. But asserting that a film is a "blockbuster" is completely worthless. Who said so, why did they say it, and in comparison to what standard? If people want this sort of assertion, they can go to the organization's website or read a fan magazine. Accounting4Taste 17:39, 3 July 2007 (UTC)
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[edit]User:Pri 03Please do not edit against WP:EL content guideline.SovalValtos (talk) 08:27, 29 September 2016 (UTC)
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