00:00Honestly, I didn't expect that for day 1, day 2, day 3, whatever happened with this movie, I had not expected that we would go to this level, but I had good expectations.
00:17But as a first-time producer of a film, you've done music before, was it a daunting experience? It is a gamble at the end of it.
00:25It is a gamble, but my photo is music, and I knew whatever I do, at least what would happen is that I'll recover my money from my music.
00:36So I thought that I made a film, and of course the script I really liked. The actors, I liked both. So I thought that it was done.
00:46But transitioning from music to film, was that a conscious choice or just happened?
00:52No, I wanted to make films. Eventually my thought was to make films later.
00:57But this film came suddenly into my life, and we also quickly jumped on it, and we did it again.
01:06Correct me if I am wrong, making a music video is way more easier than making a film. Is that right?
01:13See, making a music video, I'll tell you why I keep working on songs. And then, like, overnight I think of a song that is November.
01:26So I have to add this type of music in November. So I'll call Raghav. Raghav will do the casting quickly. He does it overnight. He's like the quickest in it.
01:38So we'll discuss it at 3-4 p.m. on the phone. He'll say,
01:43Look, look, the options will select. Next morning, we'll lock it. And within two days, we'll plan the shoot.
01:50And in 4-5 days, we'll release it. That is the process of doing a music video.
01:55A film, we shot the film, and after that two months straight, I remember every day from 3 p.m.
02:04I started working at 3-3.30 p.m. till 4 in the morning. I was working for 60-65 days straight.
02:10Then, we'll be able to land this film very difficult.
02:17So there is a way. This is a very big world.
02:20In music video, you have to just put it out digitally.
02:23You have to have sensor certificates.
02:25To release it in theaters.
02:27You have to keep certain things.
02:31You know, there are deliveries.
02:33There are international deliveries.
02:35So it was a very big world. And it was really fun.
02:40How did you talk about the movies genre? We've seen that before.
02:43Like this, toxicity, the obsession. We've seen that before.
02:47But what is according to you?
02:49Probably like an ingredient that struck with the audience.
02:52Because we've seen the genre before.
02:54But what is the genre of this film?
02:57If you watch any film, you can relate it to another film.
03:03Every genre has been repeated.
03:08You have to give a fool. You have to give a car. You have to give a car. You have to give a car. You have to give a private jet.
03:14It seems similar to you. It seems similar to you.
03:17It seems very similar to you.
03:18It is ingredients in the entire market.
03:20The director and my actor are available to you.
03:24It is, I think, I feel like everyone has a taste and a flavor.
03:29A chef who is in a restaurant.
03:31All chefs have ingredients of the ingredients of the dal makhani.
03:34But in a particular restaurant, you have to go to the dal makhani.
03:39So, I feel genre, one sided love.
03:46This country has a lot of girls.
03:48I am a lot of girls. My best friend is Gaurav.
03:50He has a whole life in one sided love.
03:53So, that genre, I think, has a lot of people like it.
03:56People relate to it.
03:58People relate to it.
04:00So, I thought that there is a romance in the picture.
04:03So, it will have songs.
04:05So, my songs came.
04:06Then, Harsh and Sonam's acting came.
04:09Milab Zawiriev has done a good job.
04:12The picture has become good.
04:13Basically, you had a hot pot of perfect mix.
04:17Milab sir, you, the two stars.
04:19It's a perfect hot pot, right?
04:20Yes.
04:21But, if we talk about the movie.
04:23Do you have any comparisons?
04:26People have said that this film seems like this.
04:30This film is like this.
04:31This film is like this film.
04:33And did that kind of like bog you down?
04:37See, after watching pictures, people always say that.
04:41I will give you an example.
04:43I have a song called Gulli Mata.
04:44There are about 500 million on YouTube.
04:46My internal team told me that this song is in Arabic.
04:50So, how will it go?
04:52How will it go?
04:53Half of the people listen Arabic,
04:54half of the people listen Indian.
04:56So, it's not going to work.
04:58But, the music, the thing that you listen to the language.
05:02It means that you don't know anyone in this room.
05:06But, they listen to that song.
05:08They dance to that song.
05:09So, the critics internally and abroad,
05:13people say that I will say that
05:16whenever you do something,
05:18what your heart says.
05:19You do that.
05:20And, you don't have to think about it.
05:22When you're running around,
05:24when you're running around,
05:25you're on the side.
05:27So, if you know where you have to reach,
05:29you will definitely reach.
05:31Also, my last question.
05:32Since you've done a film as a producer,
05:35will music take like a backseat for you?
05:38And now, would you focus more on films?
05:40I will definitely make films.
05:41I will definitely make films.
05:42But, I thought that I will make one or two films in the year.
05:46Music is going to be a major part of my film.
05:50I will release more music.
05:52Because, if I have released this film in non-films,
05:55it will not work.
05:57Because, you have to experience this music in the theatre.
06:01So, I have to experience this type of music.
06:04So, I'm going to do one or two films at least in a year.
06:13Music can never take backseat.
06:15That is how I started.
06:16That was the beginning of my journey.
06:18And, I will never leave that.
06:21I will tell you that the music is correct.
06:25And, I'm not going to stop that.
06:28You just said that you want to dab on me for more.
06:31What's in the pipeline?
06:33There's one film that we are working on.
06:35And, probably in December, I'm going to announce that film.
06:39Anything else?
06:40I'm almost done with my interview.
06:41What else would you like to say?
06:43I would like to say,
06:44I would like to say,
06:46Please, go and see.
06:47There's a new producer in the industry.
06:49Support that producer.
06:51A director, who was 4 years old at home,
06:53He came back to me.
06:54He came back to me.
06:55He came back to me.
06:56He came back to me.
06:57Both actors are very good.
06:59You know, Sonam Bajwa,
07:01a Punjab heroine.
07:03How much he can do that in Hindi.
07:05He came back to me.
07:06He came back to me.
07:07Harshwar Dhanra has already
07:088 years ago.
07:09He came back to me.
07:11Then, the other picture of the film
07:13I have given a blockbuster.
07:15Please support that actor.
07:16And, everyone will go to the theatre.
07:19I didn't sell satellite or digital rights.
07:22I didn't sell it.
07:23Although, I had offers before releasing my film.
07:26But, I didn't sell it.
07:27Because, being the producer for the first time,
07:29I wasn't getting the price that I should.
07:31The product that I have made.
07:33So, I didn't sell it.
07:34All the people around me,
07:36the biggest of the biggest producers were telling me,
07:38that we don't put the picture in the hands of our digital or satellite rights.
07:42How are you thinking about this?
07:44But, that's really gutsy.
07:46It is gutsy.
07:47I feel, you have to believe.
07:49Today's date,
07:50people have made a factory.
07:52The picture is okay.
07:54The director is okay.
07:55The actor is okay.
07:56The director is okay.
07:57The actor is okay.
07:58The music director is okay.
07:59So, if you have the passion,
08:00the old producers and directors
08:02who work with the passion,
08:04they start working with that way.
08:07So, you will make a picture of the blockbuster.
08:09I have made a picture of 25 crores.
08:10I have made a picture of 50 crores.
08:11I have made a picture of 50 crores.
08:13I have made a lot of crazy magic.
08:15I got on to this film in 10 days.
08:18I have made a picture of 10 days before this.
08:20If I have made a picture of 30-35 days before I shoot my film,
08:26it will be very easy and it will be very comfortable,
08:30and I will better because I do this.
08:32This is what I feel.
08:33Davi speaking to you,
08:35a question.
08:36I just have to go into my mind.
08:38Do not mind any more?
08:39Your moustache is pretty interesting.
08:41Qaise and why?
08:43I was born in Dholpur.
08:46I am originally from Rajasthan.
08:48So, I have seen in my childhood,
08:51I have seen people having really thick and big moustaches.
08:54And we are forgetting our culture, we are going to move forward, we are going to be modern, we are going to follow Western culture.
09:01So I wanted to keep this moustache which brings back my state, Rajasthan.
09:09Whenever I travel, people always like how you are saying that you are meeting me and you are saying this moustache is what is this.
09:18So I want to bring my culture, I want to make international music, I want to meet international artists, I want to meet people from abroad.
09:26So they get to know that this is a Rajasthan moustache, it's a thing in India, it's a place in India.
09:31So that's what I am carrying.
09:33Great, lovely speaking everyone.
09:36Same here, thank you.
09:37Congratulations.
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