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Big B's blogs to be translated into regional languages

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Posted: Dec 22, 2008 at 1717 hrs IST
Amitabh bachchan

Mumbai Amitabh Bachchan fans may now look forward to reading his blogs in regional languages as the Bollywood icon's postings may soon have translated versions.

"I have cynically scoffed at the idea from administrators of the blog. But, it seems there are serious efforts afoot in this direction," Bachchan wrote on his blog.

He said announcements and presentations to this effect will be made once the modalities are in place.

Big B turned blogger in April and is the most widely read netizen.

He recently started writing in Hindi which drew negative remarks from bloggers. Bachchan said one should learn to respect the mother tongue of other people.

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