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D Ramanaidu’s legacy will live on, tweet Bollywood celebs
Celebrities like Sridevi, Anupam Kher and Anil Kapoor took to micro-blogging site Twitter on Thursday to condole the demise of renowned Indian film producer D. Ramanaidu, noting that his “legacy will live onâ€.
Ramanaidu, who held the record of producing films in the maximum number of Indian languages, lost his battle to cancer Wednesday. He was 79.
In Hindi, he produced films such as “Prem Nagarâ€, “Dildaarâ€, “Maqsadâ€, “Insaafâ€, “Tohfaâ€, “Anari†and “Hum Aapke Dil Mein Rehte Hainâ€.
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