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‘Fighter wasn’t a commercial war film’: Siddharth Anand defends film’s mediocre box office performance, says it ‘appealed to a limited audience’
Indian Express Entertainment·11 February 2026·8h ago1 min read0 views
‘Fighter wasn’t a commercial war film’: Siddharth Anand defends film’s mediocre box office performance, says it ‘appealed to a limited audience’
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