00:00They told me about Sarojini Naidu, in fact it's lovely because now you're making me
00:09figure out another aspect to what I was saying, that Sarojini ji's approach to life, it seemed
00:16like it was this only, that laughing, laughing, laughing, cheering, giving a lot of applause,
00:25in ways that was not completely offensive at all, but at the same time, her point was
00:32put across.
00:33She used humour a lot, she used wit a lot, which is something that I do in my job on
00:38a daily basis.
00:39So if you're asking me that if it was a conflicting thing, the only conflict was that I hope that
00:44people don't think that Sarojini ji is me, you know, the only thing that I was conflicted
00:49about is because I found that even though she's a literary, I mean a historical figure
00:55from back then, there are so many similarities, which I found, and I think everyone will find
01:00some similarity, not just with that character, because we humans are like that, we have a
01:04bit of everything, it depends on what we choose to portray into the world, to be who we are.
01:09So Sarojini ji was that, and to me, portraying her just felt like, yes this is an extension
01:14of my personality, but I need people to see that it is not me.
01:19So it was a very Catch-22 kind of situation, and it was quite lovely.
01:24I hope you enjoy seeing it and you see the differences.
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