00:00Like I say, he's a very hands-on producer and in this film, he's been a very hands-on producer from the script.
00:09To shoot VFX is a different game.
00:15He's been a very hands-on producer, I would say.
00:22I'm very excited.
00:24I'm very happy to say that after 30 odd years, I think I'm really happy that I have a film coming to the theater screens.
00:39You've seen a lot of romantic movies, rom-coms, you've seen a different movie.
00:45What would you like to say to the audience?
00:47I'd like to say that every actor has to reinvent yourself every time.
00:56I've also tried to do that.
01:01I never thought that I would do a horror picture.
01:05And my mother's start was there.
01:07Actually, when we listened to the script level, we thought that we were making a horror picture.
01:13We thought that we were making a thriller.
01:15But by the time the script came about, and by the time we figured out that the climax should happen,
01:20it became, we had to make it a horror.
01:23It had to be.
01:24It had to be that genre.
01:26Yes, we are very, very happy.
01:28We are very happy that our attempts are complete.
01:33And the picture is ready for the big screen.
01:37I thought that the script is good.
01:40It was a good, tight script.
01:42And, of course, the most important thing is that I think the actor's name is Ambika in the picture.
01:53And we are talking about Kalima.
01:56So, I'm a big mythological buff.
01:59I love mythology.
02:01Our Indian mythology, we have so many stories.
02:04So, I think it was one of my favorite stories.
02:07So, I think that's the reason, basically.
02:11So, as you talked about Kalima, you have a very special and spiritual connection with Kalima.
02:17And people often watch the time of Durga Pooja.
02:21How do you feel about this movie?
02:23How do you feel about your character?
02:25I don't know, I don't know.
02:27I don't know.
02:28I don't know.
02:30But in the picture, I would say that I felt that my mother's hand is in my head.
02:40We are so important.
02:41I feel that we are talking about our head.
02:43Whatever we are doing is right.
02:45Whatever we are taking in our head is right.
02:48Whatever we are taking in with the picture, that they are responsible.
02:50Because I really felt that, at least, whatever we are telling us what to do.
02:54What to do.
02:55What way we are going to do.
02:56And, you know, I'm very grateful that I've done this film.
03:01I'm very grateful to her.
03:02How is that perception of motherhood has changed when you do such roles?
03:08I don't think my perception has changed at all.
03:11I think the mother becomes an absolute thing.
03:16When her child is born, she comes to an inner power to do everything.
03:23Or, you know, go without sleep for 6-7 months.
03:29You don't sleep, you don't eat anything properly.
03:31You do whatever you do.
03:32And you're running up and down.
03:34You're managing everything.
03:35Just for this little and small knowledge.
03:40So, it's something that is just there inside you.
03:44It happens to you.
03:45And you do everything.
03:46It's not that you don't have to be specially intelligent,
03:52especially weak or specially strong to do that.
03:54I think all mothers do that.
03:55I think all mothers do that.
03:56Every mother does it for their children.
03:58And our story is the main base.
04:03It is the same.
04:04That when you talk to children,
04:07you can't stop them.
04:09And I'll talk about Ajay sir.
04:12A few times ago, Ajay sir came from a movie called Shaitan.
04:15It was a very successful movie.
04:17And now, you're also doing a horror movie.
04:19So, what do you think of Ajay sir?
04:21When you talked to Ajay sir?
04:23Did he tell you some points or things that you developed in your character?
04:27Or when you discussed the story about his recent movie successful?
04:32Or I'm doing it.
04:33So, have you ever discussed that?
04:35So, have you never discussed that?
04:36There was no discussion.
04:38But, like I say, he's a very hands-on producer.
04:42And he's been in this film in every part.
04:48From the script to the music to the VFX also, for that matter.
04:54So, I think VFX is a huge part of the film.
04:57And, like you say,
05:00to shoot VFX is a different game.
05:05So, he's been a very hands-on producer, I would say.
05:12So, ma'am, you've been in the industry for 30 years.
05:15You've never done so many characters.
05:17So, what is next?
05:19If I talk about the audience's perspective,
05:21I've done rom-coms, horror,
05:23there's been thrillers.
05:25What is next?
05:26Now, what new you want to explore?
05:28I have no idea.
05:29I have no idea.
05:30It will depend on...
05:31I don't know actually.
05:32The good thing, like I said.
05:34My script is my biggest hero.
05:36And...
05:37Who will write the script?
05:40What do you know?
05:41We'll see what happens.
05:42And I am very proud of the film.
05:44I am very very proud of the film.
05:46I think we have made a very good film.
05:48We have made a very good film.
05:49We have made a very good picture.
05:50Yes.
05:51If you like it or not,
05:53the exam will tell you.
05:55But...
05:57My mother has made a good picture.
05:59So, go and watch it.
06:02It's been released on June 27th.
06:04And...
06:06In Cinemas, June 27th.
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