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Edinburgh Film Festival Toasts Bollywood With ‘Kuch Kuch Hota Hai’ Anniversary Event at 2028 Edition

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Superstars of Indian cinema Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol lead Karan Johar's cult favorite.

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  1. The Hollywood Reporter United States Edinburgh Film Festival Toasts Bollywood With ‘Kuch Kuch Hota Hai’ Anniversary Event at 2028 Edition Superstars of Indian cinema Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol lead Karan Johar's cult favorite. 7 h ago · Tier 2

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