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Saba Azad, Saqib Saleem's MOST RELATABLE Take On Content, Censorship & Social Media | Crime Beat

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EXCLUSIVE: Saqib Saleem and Saba Azad get candid and give their honest take about life of an actor, their journey, struggles, and the add-on constant effect of social media. In this interaction with ETimes, the 'Crime Beat' stars discuss the power of content on OTT, self-regulation and the social responsibility of the ones who are creating the mass content. The long-time-friends duo also relive their 'Mujhse Fraaandship Karoge Days'. Watch-

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