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00:56It's a set-up, where it's a big deal in the atmosphere, and it's not that it's all that the attachment is going on.
01:10It's always alone, and it's always the same.
01:16It's always the same.
01:18I think that the world has been sent to God.
01:25And that's what I've told you about the justice.
01:29If it's wrong, it's right.
01:32That's the main objective of life.
01:36What do you think of the way you define the personal justice?
01:47Of course, it's a clash because I have a different way to take a different way to the women as part and of course, a different way to the character.
02:02So, the difference of opinion matters.
02:06and many times it's like, this is more than a person,
02:09or this is not a person,
02:11but it doesn't feel like it's a person,
02:14who wants to say or reach the audience,
02:17so you have to believe in the character,
02:19you have to stay in that moment,
02:21and it's very important to believe that you have to be the character,
02:24and keep personal opinion on the side,
02:26and keep your own honestly performance in the person,
02:29Jacob.
02:39Jacob.
02:40Yep.
02:41One second.
02:42Hello, hi.
02:45I can tell you, please.
02:51You talked about the comparison, Mahid, how emotional and psychological are demanding?
02:56Is there a scene that you carry after shooting after shooting?
02:59There were many scenes where I was carrying baggage after shooting, and I didn't get out of my mind.
03:04Because especially, when I said that the traumatic past is that when my mother sees her eyes,
03:13I am looking for a scene in the show where I am standing in the front of my house
03:22and I am looking for it. My mother was walking a few years ago.
03:28So I am experiencing a whole lot in my face.
03:33So that scene was a very heavy emotion.
03:37It was not that I experienced a lot in my personal life.
03:41But yes, to feel that character, to keep the emotion in that mess,
03:48I had a little bit of time.
03:50So it was a difficult for me.
03:51But I got a lot of fun.
03:52I got a new challenge to me.
03:55And until now, as I am studying Urdu,
03:59or as I am cleaning up my life,
04:02I am reading the script,
04:04I am learning new words and new words.
04:08So it's not like that I am learning new words.
04:11It's not like that I am learning new words.
04:13I can play it in my opinion.
04:15Every day I am learning new words.
04:17Because of the writer.
04:19I am learning new words earlier.
04:21Audience is the most popular story that you are looking for.
04:25I feel that my audience is really looking for them.
04:28Do you feel your image in your audience?
04:29Do you feel that your style of audience can change?
04:31I don't think that if the audience wants it, I'll give it to them or if I'm bored, I'll do something new.
04:38I feel like every artist is a different artist, his look is different, his character is different.
04:44In the beginning, I felt like his hair style, his look.
04:49I felt like if I'm such a good personality, then why not stand up my hair and stay stylish?
04:58But due to the producer, due to the writer, director, they had a perspective on the character.
05:03It's like this.
05:06I felt like it was very important to me.
05:09I felt like it was very important to me.
05:11I felt like the audience already liked it.
05:13As part samtan, as manic, which I have done,
05:16this is a new look.
05:19I tried to make a new approach, new personality, new personality,
05:25I felt like it was very important to me.
05:28The first thing I wanted to do is make a new approach to Turkish series.
05:33Yes.
05:34As for an actor, what's the pressure?
05:35The comparison already started?
05:37Yes.
05:38Before I want to clarify from everyone,
05:42that this show is adapted.
05:45It's officially adapted.
05:46A lot of people feel like you're copying them.
05:49You're doing the scenes from here and there.
05:51It's not like that.
05:52We really liked the show.
05:54I haven't seen it.
05:55But yes, the creatives, people have seen it
05:58and they have liked it and they have officially adapted.
06:00Officially adapted means that you have signed an agreement
06:04and you have money for everything.
06:07So don't worry about that, that we are copying or anything.
06:09It's just that it is our take of Indian sentiments,
06:13of how we can join Indian emotions and this story in your head.
06:18If you compare them, you want to see the character of the cat.
06:22You want to see the story of the level?
06:24Or the story of the level of the story?
06:27I don't like to compare them before.
06:30You can see the show and the previous episode.
06:31You can see the character of the show and the first episode.
06:35You can see the character of the character that you are intrigued.
06:38I don't want to force you to please.
06:40Please, you will see the show.
06:41It will be a lot of fun.
06:42It will be a lot of fun.
06:43I am sure that we have performed those characters with very honesty.
06:47In front of us,
06:49there is no reference to the show.
06:53We have been very natural.
06:57We have been very honest.
06:58And as we have said,
07:00we are shooting in Lakhna,
07:02this is the Lakhna family,
07:03the Mufti family family.
07:04So our story is like this.
07:06It is the emotion.
07:08The reason being,
07:09the Turkish show is referred to the show.
07:13The similarity is because of the emotions.
07:15Emotions travel all over the world.
07:17And I feel emotions are similar when it comes to human nature,
07:21when it comes to human behavior between one of the two.
07:23So that's why you find it similar.
07:25But yes, all our songs,
07:26in fact, our songs are also very original.
07:28And people are loving that also.
07:30So yeah,
07:31the chemistry itself,
07:32everything is building up very slowly
07:34and I'm happy and glad that people are liking it.
07:36In today's time,
07:38the audience can be very brutal.
07:40Before that,
07:41do you have a lot more executive?
07:43Or what do you have to handle the criticism?
07:44And what do you have to handle the criticism?
07:46Well, I don't know.
07:49Whatever comments are the first thing.
07:51This is my first criticism.
07:53Because a lot of people are like,
07:55you read the comments
07:56and it affects you a lot.
07:58In terms of good comments,
08:01you keep the negative comments in your mind.
08:03The one person said something randomly,
08:06he doesn't know who he is,
08:08which is very wrong.
08:10Which is very wrong, I feel.
08:11And so I avoid that,
08:13that I read new comments.
08:14And the other thing,
08:16I never get into that zone.
08:17It will be a comparison.
08:18Because I have been doing this.
08:19That also compared.
08:20I asked the same question,
08:22that you have to start a show on the show.
08:26and all that.
08:29So for me,
08:30it was very necessary
08:31that I didn't see them
08:33and honestly,
08:34put them in front of you.
08:36And then,
08:39see how the reaction of people.
08:41And touch wood,
08:42to be honest,
08:43people have also liked Anurag.
08:45And simultaneously,
08:47today, Mahit.
08:48So I'm glad.
08:49Thank you so much.
08:50I'm glad that you have shared a video.
08:54Yes.
08:55And also,
08:56people have also shared a video.
08:57Yes.
08:58What do you think?
08:59That's a big lesson.
09:01That's a big lesson.
09:03That's a big lesson.
09:05That's a big lesson.
09:06That's a big lesson.
09:07It's not about,
09:08that I was learning something of that sort.
09:11But yes,
09:12in a way,
09:13you have a realization,
09:14that in this industry,
09:17if you don't compete,
09:18if you don't get out,
09:19if you don't want to go outside,
09:20if you don't want to work,
09:21then you won't get a job.
09:22You won't expect this.
09:23You can't expect this,
09:24that you sit at home,
09:25an audition,
09:27or a role you have,
09:29the producer you have,
09:30or the director you have,
09:31or the director you have,
09:32or something or that sort,
09:34or something or that sort,
09:35that's not happening.
09:36You will go outside,
09:37you will beat up,
09:38you will go outside,
09:39you will have to get out,
09:40and you will get out,
09:41and I realized,
09:43that you have to keep working every day,
09:46and the audience is like,
09:47once you are out of sight,
09:49you are out of mind,
09:50so if you don't know them,
09:52then you will not be thinking about them,
09:54then you will forget them.
09:55So you must do this work,
09:57and whether it be a job,
09:58or whether it be a job,
09:59or whether it be a job,
10:00or whether it be a job,
10:01or whether it be a job,
10:02or whether it be a job,
10:04or whether it be a job.
10:06I started this year with you.
10:07I felt that way..
10:10..
10:12..
10:16I'm going to understand,
10:18..
10:21..
10:22..
10:25..
10:26..
10:27But is there a moment when someone has pulled out a message from a fan?
10:32No, actually, I will not say that I have pulled out a message through completely
10:39because their efforts and their love is always so upset that
10:47I feel like I am taken for granted which is very wrong.
10:51I feel that I am so grateful and I never expected that I will get so much love from these people.
10:55They have been consistently for so many years.
10:58So I am really thankful for them and I am really sorry if I could not give them time.
11:01But yes, there are some messages that you know, your mood is bad.
11:06And I am a very moody person.
11:08My mood is like, now it will be okay.
11:10After half an hour, I will flip it.
11:12So, there are some messages that you know, you know, shoot during the shoot,
11:16or you know, you can read it.
11:18And that is your heart.
11:20That idea or something you see on Instagram or social media,
11:23or something you see on Instagram or something you see on Instagram,
11:25it will touch you.
11:26So, there are such a very heart-touching moments
11:28that you make your fans for you.
11:29They motivate you.
11:30They love you.
11:31So, I really thank you to them.
11:33For them.
11:34In the industry, there are people in the industry.
11:36Absolutely.
11:37In the industry, there are people in the industry.
11:38What do you think about it?
11:39What do you think about it?
11:40What do you think about it?
11:41How do you think about it?
11:42How do you think about it?
11:44How do you think about it?
11:45I don't know how many people are talking outside or less.
11:49It's not about,
11:50that you are talking about less about it.
11:52It's about,
11:53that if you think about it that they can reach people until they are.
11:59So now we'll get to it, like in our show, Mahit's character, he was so attached to his mother, and his mother was so attached, and after opening, he has a proper trauma, which leads to his traumatic past, so that's what we've focused on on this show, so I'm proud of that, that this character had such elements and such past, where he was being tough, and he was very proud of our family,
12:28and he has a leadership quality, and the pain and pain goes inside, but he feels that he has to vent out, so mental health is, if you have any sort of issues, please share it with your loved ones, or your relative ones, or please consult a therapist, I would say,
12:46What kind of definition of content, character, or personal growth?
12:50Content, character, or personal growth?
12:52Yes, so I would say, character, and that character comes with personal growth, and the content will become your own, if the character will be written by a lot of things, like I would say,
13:02Seher has no idea of Mahit, then the content comes from you, because through character, you will reach that message to people, so I think character is more important than content, or personal growth, because side by side, it comes from you,
13:18But it's not necessarily the kind of content, as you think as a Muslim or Muslim, your F
13:30Yes, actually, somethingwe a short time that like I said, and I was going through my sort of low phase, where I felt that, you know, I need to start working, and I can't wait for other projects to happen, and films take a lot of time, web series take a lot of time, and I felt, that I need to connect with the audience as soon as possible, because,
13:34phase where i felt that you know i need to start working and i can't wait for other projects to
13:39happen and uh films take a lot of time web series take a lot of time and i felt okay i need to
13:44connect with the audience as soon as possible because you've been used to being an actor where
13:48audience uh has always been connected to you uh day in and day out so it's time for me to come
13:56out and start working and start uh getting into the people's mind people's sight and
14:04trust me people have loved the character and i'm so grateful
14:15uh medium uh
14:17uh as far as you know message
14:21uh which i feel is very competitive and unfortunate for a lot of people because
14:32you're putting so many people in confusion that you're giving so many variety you're putting
14:36a buffet in front of you and then you're saying that you're taking time to take a look
14:39look look look so people also get confused people also have a lot of to watch so competition
14:44so i feel that if your subject is honest if your content is honest if your work is good and chemistry
14:50is good then that audience that right audience will reach your subject
14:55thank you so much uh for connecting with me and uh yes uh i would like to thank everyone because they
15:01loved the show and they are loving the character uh future projects because i'm focusing on this
15:06right now and i'm very happy thank you so much
15:28you know and i'm very happy thank you so much
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