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Kamal Haasan - Someone once asked me what my working...
Someone once asked me what my working timetable was like and when was the last time I went on a holiday. I said about 20 years back. I don't work anymore, because I get paid to do what I like most. So it's like a paid holiday. (Kamal Haasan)

Someone once asked me what my working timetable was like and when was the last time I went on a holiday. I said about 20 years back. I don't work anymore, because I get paid to do what I like most. So it's like a paid holiday.

Kamal Haasan

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