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I Grew Up Speaking English And Punjabi. Just Living And Working In Punjab And Smelling The Early Morning Air And Sitting Down And Having Paranthas And Lassi And All That Was Marvellous.

Today, Of Course, The World's Perception Of India Has Changed Tremendously. People Understand Its Role In World Affairs; They Understand That India Is Not Some Backward Nation. In Fact, It Is The Fastest Growing Free-market Democracy In The World Today, And That Says It All.

You See, I Have Many Friends In The Hindi Film Industry.

I Do Believe That With More Worldwide Influences, The Coming Of The Internet Age And Digital Media, The Flow Of Information Is Far Greater, And People's Understanding Can Expand More Easily.

In A Country Like India, We Don't Want To Put Everyone In One Big Mixture. We Have A Different Language, Culture And Cuisine For Each Region, Even Though We Are United In The Larger Context. We Are More Like A Fruit Salad, Where Each Ingredient Has Its Own Specialty, Each Fruit Its Distinct Flavor, And Together, The Salad Makes A Tasty Dish, Without Losing The Individuality Of Each Constituent.