00:00Hello, welcome to Anand. Thank you.
00:02When did you come to the border? How did you come to the border?
00:07Actually, it's a responsibility. I won't say an idea.
00:12Because our late CDS, Chief of Defense Staff, General Vipin Rawat Ji,
00:18they called me a few years ago.
00:22And at that time, they had 22 heroes' stories.
00:28There were three or four of them in this film.
00:34And they told us that there are some stories about our soldiers,
00:39who have reached people to our soldiers.
00:41And that was the responsibility of their father and me.
00:44After that, unfortunately, we lost him in a helicopter crash.
00:50And I would say that this film is not just my and my father's dream.
00:55I think it was the late General Vipin Rawat Ji's dream.
01:00And after that, when I was sitting there,
01:06I was sitting there,
01:09saying that theory what is going to happen next in JP Films
01:12and how should be somebody's事 to the mother's company.
01:14At that time I would imagine bringing me together from them.
01:18And some of the stories,
01:20that seem to be back.
01:22Andlet that take to book four,
01:24that's雪印ис.
01:26I wrote a script and just Border 2 is in front of you.
01:31Border 1, Border 2, Border 2, Border 2, Border 2 is based on the other story.
01:36So, do you have another story?
01:40No, I am really happy that you have asked me this question because I was waiting for someone to ask me.
01:47This film's name is Border 2, because it is the story of this 71 story.
01:54Because the first border was created in the long battle of 71.
01:59The film was so popular, so huge in every Indian life.
02:08That we thought that the fight of 71 was only in the long battle of Pakistan.
02:15So, from now to now, this is a thing that we had to reach today's generation and youth to our people.
02:26It was very important that 71 was just a battle. It was a proper war.
02:30And in that war, there were many battles in that war.
02:33We fought on some air, on some ground and on some sea.
02:38Also, the fight of 71 was the first time that our three forces, Army, Navy and Air Force, fought with us.
02:48This is one thing that 99.9% Indians don't know.
02:53It will be on Google, in the public domain.
02:55But as Indians, we don't register that that was the first war.
02:59And that was the second reason that I thought it was very important that this film was made in 71.
03:05And we were the first forces of our three forces.
03:09And when I realized that we were talking about 71, that's the story of that story.
03:17The story of the days of the first border was the first border.
03:20The story of the December, the story of the days.
03:23Then I realized that our title was border 2, which Papa had registered for this day.
03:28And it was probably this day.
03:30So, it's because of 71, it's border 2.
03:33And also, the story of the long-term.
03:36Why did you say that your wife changed over the years?
03:39Because of the summer?
03:40Because of Kuldeep Singh, it's over.
03:42Now we have a trailer.
03:45And you will have to think of assets.
03:48So they are the major, Kuldeep Singh, which we prepared for the first film.
03:51If this is a different character, obviously she will be different.
03:58And that's why I thought it was the 코로.
04:02Because the border is a border, it is a border border and it is a border border.
04:17I am a J.P.T.T.A. and I am a J.P.T.T.A. and I can say this.
04:32I think that in this country, I can say that if I can make a war film or any attempt to make a war film, it will be a border border.
04:45And this is something that I should accept every filmmaker. I have also done it.
04:50It is not a cult, it is a film that has become an emotion.
04:54And that film will always compare to every war film.
05:00It does not mean that we are the other brave hearts, the other soldiers.
05:04We can't say their stories and tell them.
05:07We can't tell them. We can't tell them. We can't tell them.
05:09We can't tell them. We can't tell them.
05:11Because it is a cult. I think it will be a very wrong thing.
05:13Because the first border was that Papa made it.
05:16So I think we can say that those heroes for the long battle.
05:19We can't tell them again.
05:21We can't tell them again.
05:23And this film is also made that because of that.
05:25That we will be able to immortalize these soldiers and brave hearts in the celluloid for generations to come.
05:30to come and I hope
05:31that now there are so many war films
05:33that have been made in the world
05:35there are two war films
05:36that have been made in the two brave hearts
05:39who are
05:41huge heroes who have done so much
05:43for the country and
05:45I hope people make more war films
05:47I hope I can make more war films
05:49without thinking whether I will be compared
05:51to border one
05:52Yes, absolutely
06:03I am very proud of them
06:05and I don't think they would come in the public
06:09at this time
06:10Papa and Mama
06:12are very happy grandparents
06:15with my daughter
06:17but because it was an event in Bombay
06:19I insisted on them
06:21and she's just very proud right now
06:23so I was just happy to have her there
06:25I love this question
06:30because I all ask only about Papa's films
06:32and she's made 52 movies as an actor
06:37so it's a tough choice
06:38but I think
06:40Golmal and Shan
06:42one of them
06:44JP, is your favourite concert film?
06:48I think Border is his best film
06:51as a writer and a director
06:52but I also feel that
06:54as a filmmaker
06:55he has made
06:58a film called
06:59LOC Cargill
07:00and I think
07:00as a filmmaker
07:01who scale
07:02or
07:03which
07:04conditions
07:06he made that film
07:07I think that is my other favourite film of his
07:10I don't think that after Durendra
07:13and
07:14Durendra
07:14and
07:15Durendra
07:15and
07:16Sinqal Ero
07:17when we have seen a lot of films
07:18that is the same
07:19but after
07:21Durendra
07:22is a multi-start
07:22artist film
07:23that is a challenge
07:25and then
07:25he also likes it
07:26so what do you think?
07:27because Border 2
07:28is a lot of actors
07:30that are
07:30so how difficult
07:31is it
07:32to have a part
07:33in a different way?
07:35I think this is a very wrong question because I think Durandar is not a film that has changed
07:43the tides of a multi-starrer because you have to ask a question from such a girl whose father
07:49made a film called L.O.C. Cargill in which there was more industry, there were 32 actors
07:53in which there was more industry. So if there was a film that could be a multi-starrer as
07:58long as the characters are true to life, the characters are real and the actors who are
08:03living in this film, they realized that they are living in our real life soldiers and
08:10then they don't have to deal with multi-starrers.
08:12Do you have any changes in the industry, personally and purposefully?
08:20I think every year there are changes. I remember a few years ago, I remember that
08:26it was a little bit of time, but when it was 100 years of Indian cinema, my dad was alive
08:32and they told me that out of 100 years, our family has been part of it for 62 years.
08:39So yes, there have been three generations, changes have come a lot, changes will come a lot.
08:44But I think the main thing that has not changed is that if you make good cinema, the audiences
08:51will go to the theatre and that will be forever.
08:54Lastly, what is the production of the World War II?
09:01We are also making the production of the World War II in the World War II.
09:04I won't be able to do that anymore.
09:06But it is of a current event that just took place, which I cannot mention now.
09:12But yes, we are making something on the armed forces.
09:14What is the production of the World War II in the World War II?
09:16Just watch a film.
09:18There are our PVCs, Parambeer Chakra Award winners.
09:22People who have died for us.
09:24So that you and me remain in the house.
09:27So watch a film for them.
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