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I am sorry, really sorry, but this is a very mistaken notion. Utterly wrong.
Hyderabadis speak a distinct version of Urdu called 'Rekta'. Their dialect uses a lot less Hindi than north Indian versions; there is hardly any Hindi spoken in those parts, actually, since the alternative languages in the territories of local kings included Telugu- and Kannada-speakers.
I was taken aback to learn that Hyderabadis use Hindi script. They probably haven't seen it in their lives.
I am dying to know: where did you pick up these gems? Nothing personal, I really want to know.
Joe sir, Hyderabadi Urdu has Marathi influence that make it different from North Indian Urdu.