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Rajiv Rai makes exception for Shah Rukh Khan, gives away rights of Gupt song

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Director Rajiv Rai on how Shah Rukh Khan procured ‘Gupt’ song’s rights from him as the superstar wanted to use it in Aryan’s debut series ‘The Ba***ds of Bollywood’
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