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Not everything you see on reels and YouTube is real, says Adaa Khan

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 03:26 PM Feb 09, 2024 IST

Adaa Khan says that while reels and YouTube are clearly the future of entertainment, they don’t necessarily showcase authentic content. “The future of entertainment seems to include platforms like reels and YouTube, but it’s not the only future. TV and movies are still important. Yes, these platforms will likely be more important in the future. They let more people share their talents, but it’s still about having good content,” she says.

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Not everything you see on reels and YouTube is real, says Adaa Khan

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