New Delhi, Aug 11 (IANS) The Indian audience should not be blamed for being receptive towards Hollywood films and western TV shows unless content makers in the country's entertainment industry begin to experiment with new concepts, says acclaimed filmmaker Anurag Basu. As a director, Basu's credentials include films of different genres like "Murder", "Gangster", "Life in a... Metro" and "Barfi!". Basu, who will don the judge's hat for the upcoming Sony Entertainment Television show "Super Dancer", told IANS here: "I have been making films for a long time and there was no dance in any of my films.
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