00:00Kajol, let's start with your bachpan. You know, I've always been fascinated. Kajol, what was your childhood like? What was school like? Did you enjoy it?
00:09I don't think anybody enjoys school, but it's necessary and it's necessary. I think that what you learn in school, there are a lot of things from school. You make friends, you make relationships. You learn how to mix in society.
00:31And I think most important of all, you learn how to gain confidence with other people around you. You are not only one person in one family. You learn that everybody around you has different problems, different issues and you're one of the many.
00:51So I think school really does that. And my school was boring, I have to say, but I loved every bit of it. And like I say, I love to read.
01:05And the one thing that school did not do was kill my curiosity.
01:10So I think that, I think I would tell all of you girls today that, please read, please read, kitaben uthao, koi bhi bhasha mein uthao, lekin koi bhi ye ek chiz jo hai, ye ek skill hai, jo apko hamesha hamesha ke liye har kisi jo, whichever field you pick to work in, to be in, whether you are a wife, whether you are a working woman, whether you are the president of,
01:38whether you are the next president of the country. So I think that reading is one of those things that will help you in each and every aspect of your life.
01:50So I know, I know it's, it sounds tedious, but you start with one, one page today, one chapter tomorrow and a book at the end of the month.
02:00That's amazing. Basically, kajol for president. Children, it is going to be that.
02:05I definitely want to ask you, sorry, what were you saying?
02:09No, no, I think that, I think ye jo laakia hain ya pe haere samane khari hai, ya pe bae ti hai, me ye nahi kahongi, me kaongi ke ye, these really are super girls.
02:19These are super girls of today and tomorrow. So their possibility is limitless.
02:25And I will say so that what you think, you may be greater than that.
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