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Jitesh Pillai is an Indian journalist editor of Filmfare magazine.^[1] He is also the host of the famously Filmfare tv show. ^[2]

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^ "Ranbir & Ranveer groove to Deepika's songs at Filmfare Editor's b'day bash". Spotboye.com. Retrieved 24 July 2016.
^ https://www.filmfare.com/famously-filmfare

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