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" Bollywood has given a mixed reaction to news of Osama Bin Laden&amp;#039;s death. Figures from the Indian film industry used social networking site Twitter to express their thoughts on the death of Bin Laden, NDTV reports. Director Anurag Basu posted: &amp;quot;Bin Laden&amp;#039;s demise marks the beginning of the end of terrorism at a time when democracy is spreading throughout the Middle East.&amp;quot; Sharing a similar point of view, Rahul Bose commented: &amp;quot;Am hoping a sense of balance is maintained in the US at the Osama news. Closure is good, revenge isn&amp;#039;t.&amp;quot; Other industry figures appeared critical of US foreign policy. &amp;quot;While you &amp;#039;rightfully&amp;#039; celebrate the killing of Osama Bin Laden, who will hang the other terrorist George &amp;#039;Butcher&amp;#039; Bush?&amp;quot; questioned filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt. Bhatt&amp;#039;s daughter, actor-turned director Pooja Bhatt, said that the news is not a cause for celebration, explaining: &amp;quot;Refuse to celebrate Osama&amp;#039;s death. Next we&amp;#039;ll all be screaming &amp;#039;throw him to the lions&amp;#039; on a daily basis! Lust for blood is perverse.&amp;quot; Well Done Abba actor Minissha Lamba adopted a similar anti-US stance in her posting.  &amp;quot;Osama is dead. Second term guaranteed for Obama. Trust Americans to steal the world&amp;#039;s attention away from the royal wedding. Interesting timing,&amp;quot; she said. Tere Bin Laden, a low-budget Bollywood spoof on the subject, became an unexpected hit in 2009. &amp;amp;gt; Osama Bin Laden death: Celebrity reactions&amp;amp;gt; Osama Bin Laden death: Global media reactions&amp;amp;gt; Osama Bin Laden raid reported by Twitter user&amp;amp;gt; Osama Bin Laden death leaks first on Twitter "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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