Bollywood
actor
Salman
Khan
has
surprised
many
by
declaring
that
he
hates
the
name
'Bollywood",
which
is
a
copycat
of
its
western
counterpart
-
Hollywood.
He
posted
on
his
Twitter
page
that
he
loved
the
term
'Hi-Fi'
for
Hindi
film
industry,
instead
of
Bollywood.
The
first
person
in
the
film
industry
to
endorse
Salman"s
view
was
Riteish
Deshmukh.
Oneindia
readers
are
also
of
the
opinion
that
the
actor
has
come
up
with
a
cool
idea.
“Hello
Salmanji
what
an
interesting
thought,
nobody
ever
thought
about
this
so
good," wrote
Dipti
Mahavadiya.
“I
agree
with
Salman
Khan'
s
idea
of
Hi-Fi,
as
Hindi
films
are
not
only
made
in
Mumbai;
it
is
made
in
many
parts
of
India.
So,
why
only
one
name
which
is
on
the
goodwill
of
English
films?
Good
idea
sir,"
echoed
Amir.
Another
anonymous
reader
wrote,
“That
really
makes
sense.
Hollywood
se
nikla
Bollywood.
Our
Indian
film
industry
had
now
grown
up
to
such
an
extent
that
it
is
an
international
brand
which
doesn"t
need
any
goodwill
names
to
put
on
top.
Now,
let"s
bring
a
change
and
create
our
own
name.
I
know
it"s
difficult
to
replace
the
word
'Bollywood" from
our
minds
but
we
came
out
of
the
word
'Bombay",
right?
I
don"t
know
Hi-Fi
or
Wi-Fi
but
time
to
change
the
cloned
name."
Well,
a
name
for
the
Hindi
film
industry
without
the
word
'wood"
would
sound
better
and
more
original.
Many
Indian
film
personalities
and
the
public
will
agree
with
Salman
on
this!
Time
to
go
beyond
the
wood!