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Mumbai: In an exclusive interview, Writer and lyricist Manoj Muntashir and Music Composer Mithoon expressed deep gratitude to audiences for the overwhelming response to 'Border 2', calling the film an emotion inspired by the lives of Indian soldiers. They highlighted the strong public connection with the film’s music, especially 'Mitti Ke Bete', and stressed the importance of songs in Indian cinema. Manoj talked positively about social media feedback, defends creative reimagining with respect to original creators, and firmly believes AI can never replace human creativity. He also dismissed claims of discrimination in the industry, emphasizing India’s inclusive artistic spirit.
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00:00First of all, congratulations. Less than 48 hours left for the release.
00:05What is going on in you?
00:07Do you want to go from it?
00:09In our hearts, there is a lot of gratitude and a lot of gratitude for the country.
00:15They reacted to our units.
00:18There are two trailers.
00:20Yesterday, we launched a trailer with our families.
00:24It's called Tribute Trailer.
00:26Our songs came here.
00:28Our children came here.
00:29Our children came here.
00:31Everyone came here.
00:33So, I and Mithun, our whole team, are very, very good.
00:39The film is going to release.
00:41Go and watch it.
00:43This is your love.
00:44You should also be made in theaters.
00:48As Manojji said, we are very good.
00:52And we will suggest that Border 2 is such a struggle that the team has made with our heart.
00:59This is not a film.
01:01It is not a film.
01:02It is a film.
01:03It is a film.
01:04It is a film that our friends and sisters are in front of the lives of their lives.
01:07So, go to the theater.
01:09Then make it our opinion.
01:11How did the film feel like it was?
01:13In social media, when border 1 came, it was direct feedback from the audience
01:21or word of mouth, the film hit or the music pick.
01:27Now it is social media.
01:29So when you start the first look, the teaser, the comparison starts.
01:34You have seen it from the first day.
01:36Obviously there are very good feedbacks also.
01:38But when there is comparison, it is not a soul, it is not original.
01:45So you think that people are a little more critical to everything.
01:51They don't know anything, but just for the sake of,
01:54that they have to say something.
01:58No, social media is not a wrong thing.
02:00In fact, I think it is a very good thing.
02:03First hand, we get to know what we have done in the first hand.
02:06What is the reaction?
02:08There are some elements that we have to destroy,
02:12but they are very good.
02:14So we are very good at all.
02:15We will not say that this is not a good thing.
02:18We will not say that this is not a good thing.
02:20We will not say that this is a good thing.
02:21We will not say that this is a good thing.
02:23We will try to do it again.
02:25If it is not a good thing, it is not a good thing.
02:28We will not say that this is a good thing.
02:29We will not say that this is a good thing.
02:30We will try to do it again.
02:32We will try to do it again.
02:34We will try to do it again.
02:35Border 2 is a good thing.
02:37Border 2 is a good thing.
02:39Everything is good.
02:40Border 2 is not a good thing.
02:41Border 2 is not a good thing.
02:43We are very happy.
02:45Going by the reaction,
02:48which is an outpour in the social media,
02:51I think the box office collections are also historic.
02:55You have read all the reactions and obviously the comparison with the original.
03:02How did you see it in the water and water?
03:06I am very, like Manojji has said,
03:08I am very happy.
03:09People have given so much love.
03:13Why do we do the same thing?
03:16We have made a song called Border 2.
03:19Border 2 is an original song called Mitty.
03:21I think that we have actually premiered on INS Vikrant.
03:24There is another song called the song called Mitty.
03:26I have, Manojji and Sonu Sahar,
03:27there have been a song called 50 musicians with the song.
03:31The song that came when people came.
03:33The song that comes when people are at home.
03:36I am not sleeping.
03:38I am not sleeping.
03:39I am not sleeping.
03:41I am not sleeping.
03:43I am not sleeping in a cart.
03:45I am not sleeping.
03:46I am not sleeping with these emotions.
03:49I think that the conversation is also very beautiful.
03:53I hope people will go to the theater and connect the film with a very good style.
04:05So you both have worked on original and recreated version also.
04:09I want to understand which one is easier to create.
04:13Like, to recreate something is more difficult and the original is more easy.
04:17That's what people call creative people.
04:21It's not easy and it's not easy.
04:25If you are inspired, if you believe in your subject, your story, your situation,
04:29then everything is a process and the process is great.
04:33I don't think that we have a challenge like that.
04:37When we have recreated for the lack of any better word,
04:43I will tell you that we have re-imagined or anything.
04:47But our whole heart is broken from the original creation
04:51which is called Shri Javed Akhtar and Shri Anu Malik.
04:55There is no claim on Mithun and Manoj Muntashir.
04:59There are only four people.
05:01There are only four people.
05:03There are four people.
05:05I will give you four names for the record.
05:07I think, in a recent interview, Javed Akhtar Ji,
05:09he was also offered,
05:11you know,
05:13you know,
05:15you know,
05:17you know,
05:19to rewrite and create a newer version.
05:21So,
05:23he was not convinced.
05:25He was convinced.
05:27He was convinced.
05:29He was convinced.
05:31So,
05:33you know,
05:35you know,
05:37you know,
05:39you know,
05:41you know,
05:43you know,
05:45you know,
05:47you know,
05:49you know,
06:15But this is also true that Jaavid has given us blessings and said that okay, I don't want to do this.
06:21In this case, do you.
06:23We are with you.
06:25So, we have done something with them.
06:27I mean, the waves due to Sayyara and the craze of romantic numbers.
06:37Obviously, you have done all kinds of work.
06:39But the thing is that, what kind of genre of music is your favorite?
06:44I mean, it's a very good thing.
06:48But I also want to say that, when I worked on Border 2,
06:53Border 2 is my first film.
06:57It's a purely patriotic film in the country.
07:01I've learned this.
07:03Because I've done a lot of sessions with my director.
07:06Manojji also has given us a lot of time with our armed forces.
07:10I've also learned a lot about them.
07:12So, I've learned a lot about it.
07:14If we talk about the love of the country,
07:16then there is no love of the country.
07:18And that's why I feel like,
07:21people often talk about my song.
07:24You will talk about it.
07:25Or you will talk about it.
07:26Or I will talk about it.
07:27Or I will talk about it.
07:28Or I will talk about it.
07:29Or I will talk about it.
07:30Or I will talk about it.
07:31But I will talk about it.
07:32I will talk about it.
07:33I will talk about it.
07:34But, the young man is that I love,
07:35I will think.
07:36Because the music used to be very integral in the 90s, films before the 90s and obviously till the first half of the 21st century.
07:46In the 90s, the music used to be very integral but not only the 90s, films before the 90s and obviously till the first half of the 21st century.
07:58In the border 2, the music used to promote the music and the composer and the music used to promote the music.
08:11Do you think that era coming back that the music used to promote the music?
08:17Because the music used to be very integral in the film.
08:23The music used to be more focused on the film.
08:30I think that this is a bit of Hollywood.
08:36But we are not originally Hollywood.
08:39Our first and dance cinema used to be song and dance cinema.
08:43We celebrated our music.
08:45So why not?
08:48Why not?
08:49In the past few days, we have been very practical.
08:53Or we feel that our films are very realistic.
08:56And realistically, we are not singing.
08:58We are not singing.
08:59We are not singing.
09:00We are not singing.
09:01We are thinking about overthinking.
09:03The music of cinema should go back to those days.
09:07When the movies were sound of television, the film can seem very different,
09:16when weety itsavez clicks.
09:17It's obviously in result of the film.
09:20And we and of that hearing also in many parts.
09:22But that's the truth that today.
09:24There is no physical representation in nature by facing any audience.
09:28zid में छोड़े नहीं
09:29आपका music आपकी पहचान रहा है
09:31और आपका music आपकी पहचान रहना चाहिए
09:33एक चोटा सा example
09:35अगर आप पिछले कुछ दिनों में देखें तो चाहे सयारा
09:37आप देख लें, चाहे गदर देख लें
09:39चाहे बॉर्डर 2 देख लें
09:41इन सब फिल्मों को कितना
09:43बड़ा फाइदा मिला है इनके अच्छे music का
09:45और ये सब बहुत बहुत बहुतरीन फिल्मे थी
09:46ऐसा नहीं कि music अच्छा हो गया इसलिए फिल्में चल गई
09:49लेकिन हाँ music का काम था
09:51कि थोड़ा सा attention
09:53लोगों का आए फिल्मों के तरफ
09:55और लोग थेटर्स तक आएं
09:56कितनी खुबसूर्ती से इन फिल्मों के music
09:59ने ये काम किया है
09:59तो मैं समझता हूँ के
10:02हाँ लोग देख रहे हैं ये trend भी
10:05लोग notice कर रहे हैं और एक बार फिर से
10:07भारती सिनिमा में वो दोर आएगा
10:08जब music को उसकी जगे मिलेगी
10:10and these days we also speak a lot about AI
10:13writing may be AI
10:15जिस तरे से घुसकर और बहुत सारे
10:18writers रहे हैं जोग ले हैं
10:20and even further music
10:21I want to know your opinion about AI
10:24AI
10:25is not creative
10:27it's creatively bankrupt
10:30it's dumb
10:32when it comes to creating
10:34something it's dumb, it's like
10:35atrocious intelligence
10:36it's not
10:38so I am completely
10:41I don't acknowledge AI
10:43that in the creative process
10:44or if it doesn't have to be a creative process
10:46AI will make a song
10:47Manoj Muntashir will make a song
10:48AI will make a song
10:49this is never going to be able to be
10:50so where AI is doing
10:52it's a good thing
10:53we have technology
10:54we need to come
10:55we don't have to be afraid of AI
10:57I am absolutely sorry
10:59because I feel like
11:01human expression
11:03in the world
11:04there is no substitute
11:05in the world
11:06human
11:09which is the impulse
11:10which is the power of
11:11I think it's the power of
11:12I think it's the power of
11:14personally AI
11:15so many people ask me if you are threatened
11:17so I am not even threatened
11:19because I think
11:21what I think is that AI
11:23will never replace the AI
11:25will never replace the AI
11:27will never replace the AI
11:29so I think
11:31there is a tool
11:33which we can use
11:35like we use cameras
11:37we can use a mic
11:39in our process
11:41we can use
11:43but if I understand
11:45that any good artist
11:47will replace AI
11:49then it will be my
11:51.
11:53since you both are part of industry
11:57you are composer
11:59so
12:01what are you thinking
12:03this whole controversy
12:05or say that a debate
12:07I don't know controversy
12:09you really think
12:11because personally
12:13in all these years
12:15you know people have seen
12:17that this is one industry
12:19that has given opportunities
12:21to everybody
12:23what do you have to say
12:25on what Rahman sir spoke about
12:27the opportunities that he did not get
12:29in last eight years
12:31.
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13:42So I say Hindi manathis, but at that time we were listening to the Tamil songs, and today we are listening, so I feel that the whole of India has always loved him, and today the whole of India has always loved him, and this is my point of view as a fan.
14:00As a fan, we talked about Javed sir, and he was very clear in his opinion when he said that Hindi film industry or at least Bollywood,
14:10and he said that there is no discrimination in this way.
14:14So I want to understand that you do know of such people,
14:18whose discrimination in this industry has also been given by Dharma and Chati,
14:22because you have been spending a long time with both of them.
14:27You will ever do this work in any Hindi film.
14:31Opening credits and end credits will be sent by one time.
14:35There will be a lot of names, I think it will be a lot of names.
14:38And you will have a pattern.
14:40There will be any random picture.
14:42I will open challenge you to throw.
14:44No random picture.
14:45If you can tell me,
14:48that this picture has a special religion,
14:52and the rest of it will be ignored.
14:55You will never see anything.
14:57So,
15:19I don't think that any discrimination or discrimination in our industry is
15:26A.R. Rehmans that we are not aware of it.
15:29We are very weak that our country is a A.R. Rehmans.
15:32But with respect, we are very respectful of our country.
15:37I am completely disagreeing.
15:40And when we say that in the past 8 years,
15:44Why did we have to do this in the bracket?
15:48I do not understand these.
15:50Around 8 years from us, we have learner-legged,
15:53By the way we have to do this.
15:56So our country is very high.
16:00We don't love the country.
16:03We love it.
16:05We don't care about the people.
16:07We are in the books.
16:09We don't care about the people.
16:11We don't care about the people.
16:13So the country is in the country.
16:15There is a way of discrimination,
16:17I will ignore the situation of any kind of
16:19I will completely ignore it.
16:21And
16:23this is our knowledge
16:25we don't see anyone
16:27Before we wrap up, one question
16:29I would like to ask you
16:31You are at the prime of your career
16:33But at the same time
16:35Obviously you will know
16:37History, singers, actors, composers
16:39who were at the prime of their career
16:41and then slowly, slowly,
16:43a phase, like the wavelength of the world
16:45and people go down
16:47and sometimes they say
16:49they have lost creativity
16:51or maybe time has changed
16:53Either they have lost creativity
16:55or maybe time has changed
16:57Some of you think
16:59with all due respect, A.R. Rehman sir
17:01or some great composers
17:03or great artists
17:05they are likely to accept
17:07that time has changed
17:09or that people have changed
17:11or that we are not able to do with time
17:13No, I feel like
17:15I feel like
17:17this is a great
17:19and I personally
17:21I feel like
17:22that creativity
17:23is not going to happen
17:25and
17:27if we see
17:29R.D. moment
17:31the great S.D. moment
17:33they have worked
17:35and he has done
17:36who has done
17:37many of my own
17:38and my dad
17:39and my father
17:40today
17:41I've worked on.
17:42Today
17:43my father
17:44I'll sit in the morning
17:45and sit in the piano
17:46and I'll be
17:47known as the man
17:48and also
17:49today
17:50he's sat in the piano
17:51and he'll do
17:52I feel like
17:53that there is no time
17:54in fact, artist
17:56تو وہ شمتہ ہے کہ وہ وقت
17:57بدل دیتا ہے
17:59وہ دور بدل دیتا ہے
18:00تو مجھے نہیں لگتا کہ کوئی بھی artist
18:02کوئی بھی such artist
18:03اور جو آپ نے نام لیے وہ تو بہت بڑے کردار ہیں
18:06اس دیش میں
18:06تو مجھے نہیں لگتا کہ وہ جو ایک
18:10وقت کے عادن ہونی والی
18:12بات کسی بھی such artist پر
18:13لاغو ہوتی ہے
18:14in fact, میں تو ویٹ کر رہا ہوں
18:17کہ
18:18اور بھی artist
18:21جو ہے
18:22and our new artist and our
18:24knowledge of the artist
18:26what is saying
18:28that he will make his creativity
18:30and then change his time
18:32and his time
18:34and his creativity
18:36Thank you!
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