00:00I'm going to sing a famous Ghazal song, which is the foundation of Ghazal singing.
00:20One day I asked her, Bibi, how does your day go by?
00:24She said, Anwar sahib, morning function, afternoon function, night function.
00:28I said, Bibi, do you have some time for Riaz?
00:31She said, he has gone to Dubai for four months.
00:35I said, who?
00:36She said, Riaz, my husband.
00:39Ghazal singer.
00:58Bibi, one minute.
01:23Bibi, listen to me.
01:27I don't want to hear Ghazal from you today.
01:29I want to talk to you.
01:31But someone told me that there is a function going on here.
01:33Someone must have told you wrong.
01:35You sit upstairs.
01:36I want to talk to you.
01:38Come.
01:44Who did you learn from, Bibi?
01:46From Ustad.
01:47Who is your Ustad?
01:49Ghulam Ali Khan.
01:50Who?
01:51Ghulam Ali Khan, sir.
01:53Ghulam Ali Khan, sir.
01:57Ghulam Ali Khan, sir.
01:59Ghulam Ali, who is singing Ghazal.
02:01Who is your Ustad from these three?
02:03There is no one from these three.
02:05Actually, when I used to go to repair my car,
02:07the owner of that workshop, his name was Ghulam Ali Khan.
02:10And he used to sing very well.
02:12So everyone used to call him Ustad.
02:14That's where I learned from.
02:15Singing?
02:16No, I started driving.
02:19Bibi, I was asking you about singing.
02:22Who did you learn singing from?
02:24Actually, I didn't have time to learn singing.
02:27I am so busy.
02:29I told you that there are functions all day long.
02:33So I didn't have time to learn singing.
02:35Now I am thinking that I will stop the function in two months and learn singing.
02:39Okay.
02:40Excuse me.
02:41If you allow me, I would like to try one more time.
02:44No, no, please sit.
02:45You look tired.
02:46No, no, it's not like that.
02:47I would like to come in front of you with a new spirit.
02:50Please, if you allow me.
03:30You sang better than before.
03:32Thank you very much.
03:33Actually, I don't know today...
03:34Yes, you look tired too.
03:36But it was better than before.
03:37Please sit.
03:40I wanted to ask you, what is the future of classical music in our country?
03:46Actually, the oppression that has been done on classical music, can't be found anywhere else.
03:52My dear, when such a strong man will sit on classical music, he will be oppressed.
04:01Okay, Anwar, I will leave now. It's time for my function.
04:04No, ma'am, you sit for a little longer.
04:05I want to ask you something.
04:06Right now.
04:07Can I ask you about the future?
04:09Yes.
04:10So tell me, you were telling about the future of classical music.
04:13Ma'am, I was saying that, God willing, you will understand.
04:16In the future, it will be fine.
04:18Okay, I have one more guest left. Let's call him too.
04:23These guests of mine have never been given a chance on TV or on the radio.
04:29And no one has ever invited them to their home.
04:33According to them, they sing Ghazals the best in Pakistan.
04:38Please come, Naraz Fankar.
04:44Please come.
04:50You only sing Ghazals.
04:52I can sing any song.
04:56Ghazal is always good.
04:59I knew the reason for not inviting them.
05:02But I had to take the responsibility of coming here.
05:05What are you saying?
05:06Praise their courage.
05:07Despite this, they are fond of singing.
05:09By the way, while talking, I hum.
05:14While singing, I don't.
05:16Yes, he is absolutely right.
05:19Enough. I am getting late. I have to go to the function.
05:22I am getting late.
05:23Ma'am, five more minutes.
05:25I have to talk to you.
05:26My show is about to end. Please sit for some more time.
05:28Five minutes. Five minutes. It's been two hours.
05:31Who did you learn from?
05:33What? Humming?
05:35What are you doing?
05:38Who is he?
05:40Chand, these TV and radio people.
05:42They give five minutes from the boss to sing on TV and radio.
05:46And your singing, for this kind of singing.
05:49If you sing Rubai, it will take two hours.
05:54Sir, this guy is absolutely crazy.
05:56Everyone is calling me crazy except Baji.
05:58Baji?
06:00I am dead.
06:02Baji?
06:03Why Baji?
06:05What is your age?
06:06I am around 40.
06:09And his age?
06:11He is 18 since 24 years.
06:14Enough. I can't wait anymore.
06:16Actually, I have taken advance and my function has started.
06:18I am going.
06:19No, ma'am. You just pass.
06:21It's okay. It's okay. You pass.
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