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Hindi Popular Cinema and Its Peripherieseover, she also co-starred with the singing legend K. L. Saigal in . (1945), . (1946) and in . (1947), though her career arguably took off with . (1942). Let us say that she was one of the actors who continued to perform her own songs, even at the times when the popularity of the playback singers so

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