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*Rajniesh Duggall has a strong connection with the UK. His wife is a LSE graduate and his first two films were shot here. DEVANSH PATEL was invited for coffee and cookies at the actor's Mumbai residence for another exclusive interview* Q Didn't you like Slumdog Millionaire? A I was shocked to know that a chaiwala who works in a call centre had an accent. If he is from the slums of Mumbai who has grown up in the slums, how can he have an accent? It's a very small observation. But that's how a critic should be, right? At the same time, I'm not taking anything away from the film too. It has been nominated at the Oscars and the Bafta is a great thing. I'm proud. Q I'm sure A R Rahman has done you and the entire India proud? A No doubt about it. He is the best music composer in the world for me. He was long overdue anyway. I wish him all the best. http://www.harrowobserver.co.uk/west-london-news/west-london-columnists/2009/02/05/bollywood-the-next-wave-of-new-talent-116451-22863899/ -- regards, Vithur
