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  • 10/1/2023

Saleem Albela Ban Kay Ageye Salvador Dalí

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00:00 Now, our segment is Time Machine.
00:02 Oh! - Time Machine!
00:04 This is my favourite segment.
00:06 Sir, please call a bachelor today.
00:09 I want to see a boy for Arzu.
00:12 Look, if a boy comes from Time Machine
00:14 then on his return, he will take her back with him.
00:18 Yes, do it like this.
00:19 Arzu was supposed to come late.
00:21 She went home and washed her face.
00:23 Okay, let's come to Time Machine. - Let's go.
00:28 The person I want to call today
00:30 is the one you must have seen in the season 'Money Heist'.
00:34 Everyone is wearing a mask in that. - Yes.
00:37 He was a person, an artist, a painter
00:42 who was very prolific and famous. - Yes.
00:47 And the more prolific he was, the more paintings he had
00:51 around 1500. - Wow!
00:53 He was famous and a celebrity as well.
00:57 He was a man of Madari. His name was Salvador Dali.
01:00 Yes. - First say, 'Dali'.
01:02 Yes, so let's call him.
01:03 Mr. Arun, tell me something. - Yes.
01:06 Why do you call people from Time Machine
01:08 and then start talking in Urdu or Punjabi?
01:11 Because they come from Faisalabad. - Exactly.
01:14 They come from there. - Okay.
01:15 Faisalabad is a place where you have to buy clothes.
01:18 So, ladies and gentlemen, I present to you
01:22 Mr. Salvador Dali.
01:26 Wow!
01:27 Wow! You called him and he has brought his son as well.
01:36 Welcome to my show.
01:39 Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
01:42 Hey, you sing.
01:44 No, he is speaking in Spanish.
01:45 So, he is greeting you.
01:47 Oh, I see. He is saying, 'Thank you'.
01:50 I want to say to him,
01:53 'Go, bull. Go, bull. Go back, bull.'
01:56 Remove your mask. Show me your face.
02:00 Let me see you.
02:01 Hey, you! - Wow!
02:04 Sir, he looks so handsome.
02:06 Mr. Arun, spray the machine. There are insects inside.
02:10 You have called him from the circus.
02:13 What has he brought with him?
02:14 His name is Peacock.
02:16 Ant eater.
02:17 He is an animal that eats insects.
02:19 Yes, Peacock.
02:19 There is a song about him. - Yes.
02:21 "Peacock, Peacock, Peacock."
02:25 Dali, think about yourself. You are a great painter.
02:28 Sir, does he eat insects? - Yes.
02:30 I think he didn't drink tea.
02:33 Okay, bring a chair for Dali.
02:37 Let him know about me.
02:38 Come, have a seat. - Sit.
02:41 And welcome to the show.
02:42 His moustache is perfect.
02:45 He was very particular about them.
02:48 The interesting thing about him is that
02:50 he didn't paint things that are common in life.
02:52 Okay.
02:53 He was influenced by Sigmund Freud.
02:55 He was a man who used to say that
02:58 your subconscious mind.. - Yes.
03:00 ..which is a subconscious mind, you can control it..
03:03 ..with your conscious mind.
03:05 He liked this. So, he used to paint his dreams.
03:10 I used to paint my dreams.
03:12 It means he was a decent man.
03:16 She is going to understand this, but she is right.
03:19 Actually, you were right about his paintings
03:21 that he didn't understand.
03:22 He was your own moustache. Why didn't you call me?
03:29 Okay, his wife, Gala.
03:31 Gala was very old.
03:33 She had a very big beard. - Exactly.
03:36 I thought it was your beard.
03:38 She had a lot of hair. - A lot.
03:42 Was she very old? - Older than him.
03:44 I mean, he married her after raising her.
03:45 What?
03:46 He didn't learn to eat properly.
03:49 He was a very good man. - Yes.
03:53 Now you regret that you didn't marry her.
03:55 He was so down to earth
04:00 that whenever he used to paint, he used to get tired.
04:03 Yes. - He used to get tired and sit.
04:05 His students used to tell him to call Gala.
04:08 She used to come and abuse him.
04:10 She used to push him and insult him.
04:13 She used to insult him so much that he used to lie on the floor
04:16 and start crying like a child.
04:19 And when she left, he used to say, "How are you?"
04:22 Why?
04:24 The reason is that he used to say, "She invoked my muse."
04:28 Poets, writers, artists
04:30 need some inspiration. Otherwise, they don't get poetry.
04:34 Exactly. - Once, I was painting.
04:35 Yes. - And I got a scar on my finger.
04:38 Yes. - Yes.
04:40 You came from Faisalabad.
04:42 I came from Munnapur, sir.
04:45 I got a scar on my finger that I got a slap.
04:48 And I told him to call Gala.
04:51 Yes. She was in a faraway city.
04:54 She had been given a palace.
04:56 Yes. - Yes.
04:57 And I had to go inside after asking her.
04:59 Exactly. He used to take written permission
05:01 that I can meet you.
05:03 Tell me. I forgot everything after dying.
05:05 She had a scar and Sueena had cut it.
05:09 No. I told him to get a bandage.
05:11 Yes. - I said, "No need to get a bandage."
05:13 "My wife Gala came."
05:14 Yes. - "She cut my scar."
05:16 Exactly. - I said, "Absolutely right."
05:18 Yes. - She was very beautiful.
05:21 No, she wasn't beautiful.
05:22 I married her in a family of fools.
05:24 Her talks were strange in their place.
05:28 But among the great artists,
05:30 she was one of the few
05:33 who were so fond of money.
05:36 Yes. - She was so fond of it.
05:38 She was so fond of it. Not you.
05:40 You? - Yes.
05:41 But I am an educated man. Why should I sit here?
05:44 Okay. Day and night..
05:47 You can make a showroom too.
05:49 What is the use? You can make a room too.
05:52 The funny thing is
05:54 he used to make so many paintings for money.
05:57 Yes. He was not a bad artist.
05:58 He was a painter by nature.
05:59 I made so many paintings, son.
06:03 I am the Akram Rai of painting.
06:05 What is the name of the most famous painting?
06:08 'Tampis Pegal Rai Jide Chudh.'
06:10 'Tampis Pegal Rai Jide Chudh.'
06:14 'Tampis Pegal Rai Jide Chudh.'
06:15 Yes, he is right. He is absolutely right.
06:18 'Zatoon Da Drakht Bilkul Khatam Ho Gaya.'
06:20 'Khatam Ho Gaya.'
06:20 'Time Khatam Ho Raha Hai, Tarakki Rukhi Hai.'
06:23 Look at those paintings.
06:24 Wow!
06:26 The funny thing is
06:29 the people who used to work for him
06:32 used to say that they didn't have any salary.
06:34 If the paintings were sold,
06:36 they would be given a commission.
06:38 He thought that he was saving his salary.
06:40 Yes.
06:41 When his paintings were sold,
06:43 he got such a big commission
06:45 that all his apprentices became millionaires.
06:48 I hope they don't make me a millionaire.
06:50 He liked it so much
06:53 that when he used to sit in the car, he had a phantom.
06:56 He used to take out the window.
06:57 That's enough.
07:00 I kept it raw. I didn't eat it.
07:02 Okay. The phantom in the car is a big car.
07:06 It's a cauliflower.
07:08 It was full of cauliflower.
07:09 It had a place to sit.
07:11 And it used to roam around the city.
07:12 Explain this.
07:13 I used to go to Malayalam.
07:14 'Tadha Gopi Jai.'
07:16 Anyway, I thought you would open it and take it.
07:18 It's a gas. You can't eat it.
07:20 Actually, I liked the cauliflower flower.
07:24 That's strange.
07:26 I used to go to the market and buy all the cauliflower.
07:30 You used to eat free food in the restaurants.
07:33 What was the trick?
07:34 I was a painter. People would feed me.
07:36 But you still charged for it.
07:38 I used to eat in big hotels.
07:40 When I used to bring the bill, I didn't pay cash.
07:43 You used to pay the check. - I used to pay the check.
07:45 And I used to make my painting behind the check.
07:47 They didn't pay cash. They used to frame it.
07:49 Wow.
07:51 I used to get my moustache shaved.
07:54 First, I used to get my moustache shaved.
07:56 It didn't work.
07:58 I used to open my eyes and paint.
08:00 I think he doesn't sleep either. His eyes are out.
08:03 What happened? - What happened?
08:06 Tiddi. He was scared of Tiddi.
08:09 I think his eyes are out too.
08:11 Leave him.
08:14 Leave him.
08:16 I'll tell you something. - Yes.
08:18 I saw his hand. His eyes stopped.
08:20 He didn't sleep at night. - Yes.
08:23 When you don't sleep, you'll be in deep sleep. - Yes.
08:26 He used to hold a bunch of keys in his hand.
08:29 Yes.
08:29 And he used to flip an iron pot and put it on the floor.
08:33 Yes.
08:34 He used to put his hand on it, hold the handle
08:37 sit on the chair and sleep.
08:39 As soon as you start seeing
08:42 you start dreaming.
08:46 As soon as you fall asleep, you let go of the handle.
08:49 It used to shake.
08:51 It used to shake.
08:52 Get up. You're going to start dancing.
08:55 You didn't sleep at night. - Okay.
08:57 You kept struggling.
08:58 As soon as he got up, because he used to wake up
09:02 he started painting what he saw.
09:04 He was a funny guy.
09:06 He used to have funny talks. - Okay.
09:08 He used to make jokes behind the matchbox.
09:11 Tell us a joke.
09:14 There was an angel. - Okay.
09:16 And there were three angels.
09:18 He made his apprentices sit. - Yes.
09:23 He said, "Listen to me, son."
09:25 "You shouldn't be afraid of perfection"
09:28 "or greatness"
09:29 "or perfection."
09:33 He said, "I don't know what else to say."
09:37 He said, "I know you won't reach there."
09:40 People like him were addicted to drugs.
09:45 Once someone asked him if he was a drug addict.
09:48 He said, "I never take drugs."
09:50 "I'm a drug addict."
09:51 Wow! - Wow!
09:53 Look at this.
09:54 I feel like I'm getting a bug bite.
09:58 Yes, he's a drug addict. - He's already dead.
10:01 Just imagine.
10:03 There should be a standard for humans. - Yes.
10:06 He even made posters for movies.
10:08 Wow! - Yes.
10:09 He even made a wrapper for a candy.
10:12 Yes. - Yes. - He did everything for no reason.
10:15 He's taking the relations of the stars of the world.
10:17 He never left anything.
10:20 Money. - He just wanted money.
10:22 He was so greedy.
10:23 His friends named him Aveda Dollars.
10:27 Aveda Dollars. - Free for Dollars.
10:29 Sir, he's the Nawaz Anjali of our area.
10:31 He's a street-smart guy.
10:35 He's got a sharp eye.
10:36 Why? - His eyes are out.
10:38 What's the problem with his eyes?
10:42 He's got a problem with his eyes.
10:44 Once he had to give a speech.
10:47 He thought that he'd wear a suit of the era
10:51 which was closed with a wrench. - Oh.
10:54 He wore a wrench suit and closed himself
10:57 and came in front of the audience.
10:58 He thought he'd wear that suit and give a speech.
11:01 There was no oxygen inside. - Yes.
11:03 There was no cylinder.
11:04 So, he started suffocating.
11:06 He asked him to open it.
11:08 What's this drama?
11:10 I'm here.
11:13 I'm Mr. Marchalla. - Yes.
11:15 I'm Cleopatra.
11:17 A boy opened it with a wrench.
11:21 Oh. - He died.
11:23 I think that's the reason. - Reason?
11:25 He used the wrench too much.
11:27 Why? - His eyes are out.
11:29 He was a hunter. Why did he kill him?
11:32 Reason? - His eyes are out.
11:34 (audience laughing)

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