00:00I just want to say something, okay?
00:12From many years, we are going through this whole revolution of
00:16Oh, feminism, amma ilante, dina chayochu, itanta jargutundi, you also know.
00:21And that is why a lot of us are getting education, jobs, awan ni jargutundi, but
00:26I have one thing to say, okay?
00:27It is an unpopular opinion, but listen to me.
00:32The minute we call ourselves, we are girls, we are women, we can do anything.
00:40Koncham ikkada kar untundi.
00:43It is not like we can do anything, we can't, okay?
00:47But the minute we say we are humans, we are capable to have opinions, choices, respect.
00:55The minute we place ourselves as humans, we take a backseat from gender, we move away
01:02from all those baggage that has with gender.
01:08You understanding me?
01:09The minute we move away from gender, we are so free, and as a human, you are just supposed
01:18to be respectful, kind, lovable, right?
01:24It's so much easier to live life when you look at it from that perspective.
01:28Okay, is this humanly right?
01:30Is this morally wrong?
01:32That way if you put yourself kada, chala easy untundi, unpissundi.
01:36And I think because of that mindset only I have come till here, like in this industry,
01:41if I was like thinking in terms of as a girl, I want to do this and that and I want to be
01:48that and this, I don't think I would be very accepted in the male dominant industry because
01:54we all know it's a male dominant industry.
01:56But if I go against them, it's not going to work.
02:00I need to be like, I'm exactly like you, I think like you, so I can work with you.
02:06You know what I mean?
02:11So, I always want to see like girls come out of that shell that, oh my God, we are girls,
02:19maybe we can't or we can or whatever.
02:21But as soon as you put yourself in that place of human, I think it's very easier.
02:26That's all I wanted to say.
02:28Thank you so much, Faria.
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