IANS Exclusive: ‘AJEY’ Starcast on CM Yogi’s Journey | Biographical Drama | Sacrifice | Experiences  - video Dailymotion

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Mumbai: During an exclusive interview with the star cast of the movie ‘Ajey: The Untold Story of Yogi’, where they discussed Indian leaders, particularly focusing on Yogi Adityanath and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, highlighting their dedication and work ethic. Also, they praised their disciplined approach and commitment to serving the country. They expressed admiration for Yogi Adityanath's sacrifices and determination, evident from his early adoption of sanyas and his efforts to improve society. Paresh Rawal and Dinesh shared about the characters that they played in the film. In the end, they believed the story of Yogi Adityanath would resonate with audiences, inspiring youngsters to contribute to the country.   #PareshRawal #AjayMengi #RavindraGautam #DineshLalYadav #ExclusiveInterview #Political #CMYogi #AJEY #Nepal #Trending #BollywoodNews #BollywoodGossips #BollywoodUpdates #BollywoodNews #Bollywood #Bollywoodcelebrity #ians

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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.

05:48They go.

05:49They go.

05:50They go.

05:51They go.

05:52They go.

05:53They go.

05:54They go.

05:55They go.

05:56They go.

05:57They go.

05:58They 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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