Kunal Kemmu, making his reality show hosting debut with 'Alliance', draws parallels between on-screen alliances and Bollywood's career-shaping groups. He asserts that alliances are fundamental to human survival and career progression, acknowledging their persistent presence in the film industry despite evolving dynamics. Kemmu also reflects on how business decisions in Bollywood often overshadow pure talent, leading to the creation of 'projects' rather than genuine films.
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