00:00You have come from Karachi and now you are in Mumbai.
00:04This is a simple thing.
00:06You are a Hindu, a Muslim, whatever religion you are,
00:09I don't care about that.
00:11In Mumbai, the name Karachi that you have come from there,
00:14don't change that name.
00:30Karachi means you are from Pakistan, right?
00:45Yes, we are from Upper Dadalok.
00:48Upper Dadalok was there when our religion was separated.
00:52Then you came here.
00:54You are welcome here.
00:56Karachi is very difficult for us.
01:03Now our youth,
01:05our youth,
01:07so this name,
01:09the register,
01:11you can cancel that too.
01:13We welcome you.
01:15I assure you that
01:17we will fight for you.
01:19But I hate the name Karachi.
01:21Because Karachi is the country of terrorists.
01:25Karachi is the country of terrorists.
01:27Karachi is the country of terrorists.
01:29Karachi is the country of terrorists.
01:39When you go to your BMC,
01:41there this name is written separately in Marathi.
01:44Your ancestors' name is written.
01:46Karachi should not be that Karachi.
01:48No, not that Karachi.
01:49This is the Karachi that you should understand.
01:51There is nothing like this in it.
01:53Karachi should not be that Karachi.
01:55Karachi means that you came from there.
01:57You came from Pakistan.
01:59You should remember Pakistan and Karachi.
02:01Why should you keep that?
02:02You should keep your name.
02:03You should keep your ancestors' name.
02:05You should keep your ancestors' name.
02:53Karachi
