00:00So, NETA is a lot in our country.
00:02There are some leaders, pre-dependence, post-dependence.
00:06But, you may see that in some years,
00:10there are some selected leaders,
00:12who are in particular parties,
00:14who don't film about it.
00:16Is that it?
00:17This is just a narrative.
00:19Because in the film,
00:20Shastri Ji,
00:21Manohar Singh Ji,
00:23and Indra Ji,
00:25and Mahatma Gandhi Ji,
00:27there are many leaders in the film.
00:30Sir, how many leaders did it?
00:32There are many leaders in the film.
00:34Shardar Hotel.
00:36But, this is a narrative.
00:38This is a narrative.
00:39It is a narrative that,
00:40a few people have seen it.
00:42Sir, coming to you.
00:44Sir, there is an excellent dialogue
00:46that we have seen in the film,
00:48that Mahanap Seva is the Raajniti,
00:49and the Raajniti is the Mahanap Seva.
00:51That is a catchy line.
00:53So, you are the Raajniti.
00:55No, I am the actor.
00:58Actively?
00:59Actively, not.
01:00We are the actor.
01:01I am not the actor.
01:02I am the actor.
01:03You are the actor.
01:05So,
01:06the Raajniti's perception,
01:08the Raajniti's perception of the Raajniti's,
01:10the people who are the politicians,
01:11that it is different.
01:12From the public,
01:13we know that.
01:15The politicians,
01:16that you are active in politics,
01:19are the people who are not aware of the people?
01:21Is that what is the people who are the politicians?
01:22foreign
01:32foreign
01:36foreign
01:50foreign
01:56foreign
02:10foreign
02:18is
02:31is 75 years old man so he had to do my job I'm really proud of him
02:47I want to be a non corrupt person, a needy and a needy, I want to be a perfect person.
02:56My experience is 100% correct.
02:59You are a leader of the film.
03:02This is a great scene where Yogi Ji's mother is a great scene.
03:12When you see it as an audience, it seems that at such a young age,
03:19if someone takes care of their family, is it a little injustice?
03:25I don't know about it. It is a little injustice.
03:28But that's how people will remain,
03:35they have to leave and leave and leave.
03:38For the nation's service.
03:40For the nation's service, there is nothing else to do.
03:42It's just the nation's service.
03:44So, how do you feel so much?
03:46How do you feel so much?
03:47How do you feel so much?
03:49Personally, I want to know,
03:52did you meet Yogi Ji Ji?
03:54One or two times.
03:55Because when I was MP in Parliament,
03:58I had a lot of experience.
04:00When you meet him,
04:01what have you felt more about him?
04:06I was not MP and CM.
04:09When he was a CM,
04:10he was told to make him a role.
04:12So in my life,
04:14I was a memory,
04:15I was able to understand that
04:16I was a young man who was a kid,
04:18but that was a woman.
04:20He was a young man who was a man who was a man who was a man.
04:23He was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man.
04:25and some of the stories that have been in the parliament,
04:28obviously there are more political discussions there.
04:31On their personal side.
04:33No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
04:36Sir, please tell us about your story.
04:44First of all, I'll just add up.
04:47You asked the first question,
04:49that there are stories that make good leaders.
04:54So, we need to make such stories.
04:56It's always the story of Ajay, the Untold Story of Ayyogi.
05:00We need to make such stories,
05:02which make the whole society better,
05:04give good messages to the society.
05:07And where my character's question is,
05:10in the book of Hanuman Ji's character,
05:13that is my character.
05:16The characters are with me.
05:18In the book of Hanuman Ji,
05:20they are with the Guru.
05:22So, whatever the help is needed,
05:25they have to guide them.
05:28They guide them.
05:30They have to take this direction.
05:33So, they go.
05:35They go.
05:36They go.
05:37They go.
05:38They go.
05:39They go.
05:40They go.
05:41They go.
05:42They go.
05:43They go.
05:44They go.
05:45They go.
05:46They go.
05:47They go.
05:47They go.
05:48They go.
05:48They go.
05:49They go.
05:50They go.
05:51They go.
05:52They go.
05:52They go.
05:53They go.
05:54They go.
05:55They go.
05:56They go.
05:57They go.
05:57They go.
05:58They go.
05:58They go.
05:59They go.
05:59They go.
06:00They go.
06:02They go.
06:03They go.
06:04and the beginning of the day, which will be in Games and Eels.
06:07So, how can these stories be presented to them as an attractor and inspire them?
06:12Because the film has never been watched.
06:14Yes, it is a story that I have all my trust.
06:19Whether it is a child or a child or a child or a female or a male,
06:25I really liked this story because in this story, in this film,
06:31all the people are connected to the middle of the world.
06:35When you look at it, this is my story.
06:39Why am I like that?
06:41Now, you will be able to connect yourself to yourself.
06:44So, you get to learn from that,
06:48how many young people are,
06:52what do we do for the country?
06:54Because for us, everyone is a country.
06:58So, you will be able to connect yourself to the country.
07:03If you are not a country, you will not be able to connect yourself.
07:07So, you will be able to connect yourself to the people of the country.
07:11If you are not a country, you will be able to connect yourself to the people of the country.
07:16You will be able to connect yourself to the people of the country.
07:21If you are not a country, you will be able to connect yourself to the people of the country.
07:28If you are not a country, you will be able to connect yourself to the people of the country.
07:35Because you belong to the region, which is the Nepal border,
07:38and which is unrest now.
07:40I am living in my country.
07:43I am living in my country,
07:46and this is the border of the country.
07:48It is the unrest.
07:50The entire continent is the impact of the entire continent.
07:52The entire continent, whether it is Bangladesh, Sri Lanka,
07:54whether it is Pakistan,
07:57it is still going to be in Pakistan,
07:59we have been in Afghanistan and now Nepal.
08:01This is a challenge for our entire country,
08:06and this is a border border.
08:09So, what do you want to do with our country?
08:12When we talk about our country, our country is capable.
08:19It is very good that our country,
08:24when we present time,
08:27we know how we can talk about our country.
08:30In any situation,
08:32we know that our country is capable of living in our hands.
08:41On social media,
08:43the ruling party was unaware of the entire turmoil that is happening in our country.
08:50So, what do you think about that?
08:54No, I don't think so.
08:56Because it doesn't happen.
08:58So, when it comes to the revolution,
09:00it's a little bit of a creative,
09:02but you're never sure about it.
09:04So, the shape of the manifesto,
09:06then we know that this is going to happen.
09:09But with that,
09:10there is also a preparation for the government,
09:12that we don't have to grow up.
09:14We don't have to grow up.
09:16That's right.
09:17What do you think about the people sitting inside?
09:20What do you think about them?
09:22What do you think about them?
09:23What do you think about them?
09:25What do you think about them?
09:27You should go to your director.
09:29Coming back to the film.
09:30Your director is your director.
09:31What do you think about them?
09:33What do you think about them?
09:34My director is that
09:37there is a kind of a director
09:41that in the society,
09:43when there is something wrong,
09:44he wants to raise the voice.
09:46And
09:48when
09:51you are
10:06So it's a good thing that we meet with the Maharaj and the things that are wrong with us are working in the society.
10:16You are native, you have seen pre-yogi and post-yogi?
10:23I have seen it. I have never been born, I have never been born.
10:27I have seen things that were very different.
10:32What is happening?
10:34If we are a society and we don't know the law, then all the things are wrong.
10:42After talking about the law, there is a law of law.
10:47The law is not able to break.
10:50They said, brother, either you leave the law, or you leave the law.
10:58And then they will start the world.
11:01So when they went there, they will tell you the truth.
11:09Talking about theatre, this is a theatre.
11:13You have seen the pride of the theatre.
11:20You have seen the pride of the theatre.
11:22You have seen the pride of the theatre.
11:24Now, it has been 50 days.
11:27It has been 53 days.
11:30So after that, there will be a lull period.
11:33One film debut, you know, makers start thinking that everything has changed.
11:37And now, the public will start getting back to theatre.
11:41But still, the lull period will start getting back.
11:43So what is the whole graph?
11:44And what is the theoretical view?
11:46Once again, I will tell you.
11:48You are asking the right question to a wrong person.
11:51I don't have any knowledge about it.
11:54How to deal with it.
11:56I don't have any knowledge about it.
11:59I don't have any questions about it.
12:01But I am the wrong person to ask this question.
12:06Okay.
12:07I mean, because you have been a long time.
12:10And in the long time, there was no mobile.
12:11There was no piracy.
12:12There was no technology.
12:14There was no technology.
12:15No one can download the picture.
12:16One mobile camera, the driver will wait for you.
12:19And the picture will take a picture.
12:20So why would it go to theatre?
12:22There are many factors.
12:24This is also one of the factors.
12:26When there is an inspirational film and a human story,
12:30which I think everybody should watch.
12:32Do you think in theatre,
12:34if you don't think,
12:36that rather an inspirational story,
12:38whether it comes to the web,
12:39then you will see a few people.
12:40People will not come to the theatre.
12:42What do you think about it?
12:43No, that's not.
12:44But wherever you come,
12:46you need to watch.
12:47You need to watch the theatre.
12:49You need to watch the theatre.
12:51You need to watch the web.
12:53You need to watch the web.
12:55You need to watch the theatre and cinema.
12:57We are talking about theatre and cinema.
12:59So, Gojpuri cinema,
13:01which is still a transition.
13:03What do you think about it?
13:05It is very good.
13:07It has become a change.
13:09It has become a change.
13:10It has become a change.
13:11Because when there is a change,
13:14it has become a change.
13:16After Covid,
13:18the theatre has been closed.
13:20So, when there are more films,
13:24television and OTT,
13:26it has become a good subject.
13:28It has become a good subject.
13:29It has become a good thing.
13:30It is a good thing.
13:31It has become a good thing.
13:32It has become a great thing.
13:33So,
13:34I have to ask a question.
13:35Because,
13:36in the social media,
13:37it is so much
13:38written by you.
13:40Because,
13:41it has been a trend.
13:42Two months ago,
13:43it has been a trend.
13:44When you have to bring the franchise
13:46to the franchise,
13:47and all the things
13:48to bring back into it,
13:49you have to be completely
13:50connected.
13:51Oh, that's great.
13:52I don't know.
13:53It is not a controversy.
13:54It is happening.
13:55There is a controversy.
13:56It is happening.
13:57It is saddening.
13:58It's always fun.
13:59It is a bit.
14:00It has ever been an individual
14:01such thing.
14:02To find yourself,
14:03any villages,
14:05various cities might gonna type their
14:06road in their life.
14:07How could you take jobs?
14:08How could you ask?
14:10I don't know now.
14:10What's a success for
14:11about the знает safe stuff?
14:12How could you face?
14:13How could you do thisOWNSEND share?
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