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The author shares a personal belief about always telling the truth, even in a world where lying is common, especially among powerful individuals
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He worked as a literary assistant for KA. Abbas, earning a modest salary that often came late, but chose to stay out of loyalty and respect for Abbas Sahab.
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Abbas Sahab was deeply caring towards his employees, exemplified by his long-term secretary Abdul Rehman, who compared working for Abbas to a religious duty
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The author was given opportunities to write for various weeklies and was once assigned to interview the famous Urdu poet and lyricist, Majrooh Sultanpuri
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He was initially mesmerized by Majrooh's poetry but had a disheartening experience when he visited the poet's bungalow and was rudely dismissed without an interview
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Despite Abbas Sahab’s intervention, the author decided never to meet Majrooh again, viewing him as a cruel man despite his beautiful poetry
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This incident highlighted the dual personalities of some poets and writers, akin to Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, who could be kind in their work but cruel in real life.
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The author reflects on how he learned a life lesson from the experience, understanding the truth behind Sahir Sahab's words that people often wear many faces
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This experience also made the author more aware of the complexities and dualities in human nature, especially among creative individuals
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The article also briefly mentions other entertainment news, including a premiere on Zee Anmol Cinema and reflections by Amitabh Bachchan on changing movie habits
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