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00:00First of all, welcome to INS.
00:02Thank you, thank you so much.
00:03And sir, first of all, you should know that Border 2 is a cult film
00:07in which every Indian was emotionally connected.
00:10When you came to the offer of Border 2, what was the first reaction?
00:13Did you experience excitement, pressure or responsibility?
00:16I think the first expression or the first feeling was unbelievable.
00:22It didn't happen to believe that I am part of Border 2.
00:26But the second was the excitement.
00:28Then it started as a little shoot.
00:31It was a lot of excitement.
00:33As a part of the iconic legacy film,
00:37do you think that this is not a tribute to the Indian soldiers?
00:41The tribute is 100%.
00:43I mean, they are, we are.
00:45So I hope that the first film's legacy is so big.
00:50You will hear that when you saw the first film,
00:53many people have made soldiers and children.
00:57So I think that this film can continue that legacy.
01:01We hope so.
01:02So of course, it was a responsibility that we are representing them
01:06and supporting them in our country.
01:09So to get up to them, it was a great responsibility.
01:12What is your character in Border 2?
01:13What kind of emotional layer of soldiers or battlefields?
01:17I think that this character is a great character.
01:19He understands.
01:20He learns.
01:21He learns.
01:22He learns.
01:23He learns.
01:24He learns.
01:25He learns.
01:26He learns.
01:27His mother gave him.
01:28So when you learn the story,
01:30you understand better life.
01:31And when you understand better life,
01:33you know that Therav is very important in life.
01:36Yes, he is very calm.
01:38Santra is very calm.
01:39How are you in real life?
01:40I think that in real life,
01:41I am a little calm.
01:42Yes, I am a little excited.
01:43I am a little excited about it.
01:44But that general calmness that even I have in my life.
01:49Even I have in my life.
01:52When you offered Border 2,
01:54how did you prepare the character for the character?
01:56What exactly preparations for the Border 2?
01:58See, in QC,
02:00I have a lot of discipline.
02:02I have a lot of new fitness.
02:04I have a strong part of my life.
02:06At 5 o'clock,
02:07I have to go to the ground.
02:10This is my life routine.
02:11I don't know how many years,
02:1215-20 years old.
02:13I have to be a bigger sportsman.
02:15I have to be a home.
02:16I have to be a better person.
02:17In physicality,
02:18I didn't have any other problems.
02:21For example,
02:22the most difficult was to have to make the character's alert.
02:26To find the character's desire to die.
02:29To find out that he will die.
02:33He will not know the day,
02:34He will not know the day,
02:35He will not know the day.
02:37He will not know the day.
02:38They are excited for going to the war.
02:41They are ready for the war.
02:42When we went to Babina,
02:43we saw that the walls of the war
02:45There is a coat on it, more in my time.
02:50So that means that when we are giving services,
02:57we have the opportunity to fight for the country,
03:00and to fight for the country.
03:02This is why people are fighting for that.
03:04So to get that attitude, to get that attitude,
03:07to get that attitude was the difficult part.
03:09If you are in the Theta background,
03:11where emotions deeply explore,
03:13do you help in that training?
03:17Of course.
03:18I mean, theatre is part of my childhood.
03:21It always helps.
03:23Actually, there is no difference between the medium.
03:25There is a theatre, a film.
03:27I am an actor, an artist,
03:31and I don't have any difference between the medium.
03:34Because both of them are the same.
03:36I have to prepare a role,
03:38and then I will do a portrait in the film,
03:40or in the theatre.
03:41There is a lot of technicalities,
03:43but at the end of the day,
03:45I am a performer, I am a performer.
03:46So yes, of course,
03:47the depth of theatre,
03:49which you give to,
03:51is very important to prepare the character.
03:53Sometimes, you have to prepare the outer layer,
03:55and you have to prepare the body first,
03:57and you have to prepare the character in the psyche.
04:00Sometimes, you have to prepare the psyche first,
04:02and you have to prepare the character,
04:04and you have to prepare the character.
04:05Then, you have to prepare the body,
04:07and you have to prepare the body,
04:08and you have to prepare the character.
04:10So, of course, theatre helped me a lot
04:12in creating every character,
04:14which I have done in the film.
04:16How did you perform the character with the director?
04:17How did you perform the character with the director?
04:20How did you perform the character with the original film?
04:22How did you perform the original film from the original ?
04:25This is my third film with the Anuragha.
04:27Anuragha and my relationship are a strong bond.
04:31Even beyond the work.
04:33It is way of my grandfather.
04:34When I moved to the Umbae,
04:36they were the family.
04:38I didn't know how much I knew about the industry
04:42So I told them what I wanted to do and what I wanted to do
04:46So a bond is coming from the time
04:48Then we have done 2-3 films with Punjab 1984
04:52Diljeet Paji and Kirer Kherman
04:54Kayseri and Akshay Sar
04:56And now this is the third project
04:58We have a bond and a understanding
05:02Both are talking but they understand one another
05:06So I have faith in the actor
05:08And my faith in the director
05:10That what we want to do
05:12We will do it
05:14It makes me feel better
05:16It makes me feel better
05:18And what I asked about
05:20The first border
05:22We are all in our minds
05:24So one thing is that
05:26The sense is that
05:28The feeling is not losing
05:30That connection
05:32The other way
05:34The new aspects
05:36Like my character
05:37In the film
05:38Santram
05:39Gita recites
05:40Shlok
05:41Gita
05:42He is connected with war
05:44In our mythology
05:45You will see that
05:47Krishna
05:48Arjun
05:49The connection of Gita
05:51The connection of Gita
05:53Through my character
05:55That was a very fresh
05:57Which was a very fresh
05:59Take in the film
06:00Especially when
06:03In our industry
06:04We are talking about
06:05That
06:06When the border
06:072 was released
06:08Many people
06:09Compared to border 1
06:10Compared to border 1
06:11And
06:12There are also
06:13Trolls
06:14That
06:16Overacting
06:17What
06:18You will say
06:19About that
06:20See
06:21People compare
06:23This
06:24Human
06:25Habit
06:26Comparison
06:27You cannot
06:28But
06:29At the same time
06:31As an artist
06:32I create my work
06:34For the audience
06:35But
06:36I want to
07:03When I think about what I want to reach you, when I am in the truth?
07:07If my truth comes to my work, you will always connect with me.
07:11If you don't even connect with me, you will always be able to reach you.
07:15But look at it, it will be a little bit faster.
07:19That's it.
07:21How was the camaraderie with Varun?
07:27The camaraderie was amazing.
07:29Varun is a very chill out person.
07:32We enjoyed it.
07:34We had some jokes in the set.
07:36We played cricket in the set.
07:38We had some time off.
07:40We had some time off.
07:42We had some time off in cricket.
07:44We reached the gym every day.
07:48I am very committed.
07:50We were shooting action shots.
07:52And shooting action shots is beyond fitness.
07:56It is not easy.
08:00We had some time off.
08:02We had some time off.
08:04We had some time off.
08:06But at the end of every day,
08:10he was still coming to the gym.
08:12We didn't leave our physical preparation.
08:14Which is commendable.
08:16You had to be able to get in the position.
08:18You had to be able to get in the position.
08:20And you had to learn.
08:22You are amazing or not.
08:24You are good or good.
08:25It does not matter.
08:26It is not matter.
08:27It is matter that you are learning.
08:28You are also learning after amazing things.
08:29That is more important.
08:30And he was doing that.
08:32When you are a multi-star cast.
08:34And where you are.
08:36You have two sides.
08:38One is a little one.
08:40One is a little one.
08:41One is a little one.
08:42One is a little one.
08:43One is a little one.
08:44One is a little one.
08:45So I don't think that.
08:46It is more than a scene.
08:47Or the scene is more than a scene.
08:49Like I was written.
08:51What was the change in script.
08:52Did you feel like that?
08:54See, my upbringing.
08:55When I did the theatre.
08:59We are learning one thing.
09:01We are not learning.
09:02It is a basic thing.
09:04That the script is everything.
09:06That is everything for you.
09:08You are only a character.
09:10You have a character.
09:11You have to reach the audience.
09:14Some characters will say less.
09:16Some characters will say less.
09:17Some will say less.
09:18It does not matter.
09:19Which is less or less.
09:20It matters that if you are less.
09:22What is that true character?
09:23That is also the most important.
09:24What is the thing to do?
09:25That means that the final character is more important.
09:26If we remove the large character.
09:27Then the value will be reduced.
09:29So that character.
09:30A great character is becoming a character.
09:34The way he should be made.
09:35So when there is no feeling in that.
09:37That I feel like that my character is small.
09:38That is my character.
09:39That is not the better matter.
09:40That is the better.
09:41That is the more important.
09:42The way he is more important.
09:43Director's vision is important.
09:44The way we want to say.
09:45If he has reached the audience to the audience.
09:46That is enough.
09:47You have started a lot of young age in Theta journey,
09:50and you have suffered a lot of national and international stages.
09:53What do you think of that childhood?
09:57The feeling is that I had a dream,
10:00and I was living a dream.
10:02It feels good.
10:04Few people who want to do it,
10:07they can do it.
10:09In fact, things go back to life.
10:12You want to do something else.
10:14You want to do something else.
10:18But I am doing what I love,
10:20and I always want to do it.
10:22I am blessed, actually.
10:24Usually, you have a master's from Punjab University,
10:29and Mohan Rakesh gold medal.
10:32So how important is your former training as an actor?
10:36See, training is great.
10:39It is a very big dialogue,
10:42but it is the fact that
10:44Heera is not studying food.
10:46When you don't want to do it,
10:48it will not come to your hands.
10:51It will not look so beautiful.
10:53So training, drama schools,
10:55all these things work.
10:58They are trying to do it.
10:59There is no talent.
11:01There is no need to do it.
11:02If you are trying to do it,
11:04you will be trying to do it.
11:06You will be trying to do it.
11:07This is confirmed.
11:08Do you think, after doing it,
11:09after doing it,
11:10after doing it,
11:11after doing it in the filmography,
11:12you have a new idea.
11:13As an actor,
11:15there is a lot of pressure on you.
11:16What do you say about it?
11:18See, after doing it,
11:19after doing it,
11:20the chapter has been linked to life.
11:21My life will stay long.
11:23Maybe my children and my parents
11:25will talk about it.
11:26My father is part of the border.
11:29So that is a legacy.
11:32But it is a responsibility.
11:34But I am not scared of it.
11:37I have never taken the work like this.
11:40I do not enjoy the work.
11:42I do not enjoy the work.
11:43If I do not enjoy the work,
11:44I do not want to do it.
11:45If I do not give my heart,
11:46I do not need it.
11:48So I do not take any pressure.
11:50As long as I am enjoying it,
11:51I will do it.
11:52I do not enjoy the work.
11:53Once I have a question,
11:54I have recently,
11:55Zoya Akhtar has given a statement
11:57where they said
11:58that nepotism is not happening.
12:01If people need their work,
12:03then if they do not get work,
12:05like Dharma, Yashraj,
12:07or other panelists,
12:08then people are trying to
12:09give up nepotism.
12:10So what will they say about it?
12:12It is correct.
12:13Whatever is correct.
12:14Nepotism is overrated.
12:17We are...
12:19You have the business,
12:21you have the business.
12:23It is a very normal phenomenon.
12:25It is not a big thing.
12:27And if you are interested in this industry,
12:28you can see that
12:30this is an industry
12:31in which
12:32nepotism is more than talented.
12:34If you are talented,
12:36then nepotism is more than you.
12:37I have never faced it.
12:39So I have never wondered
12:42about it,
12:43and I have never thought about it.
12:45I've always thought about it and I don't think that there will be a difference in it.
12:49If you have a talent, you will reach there, there will be no difference in it.
12:53If you have a new talent, then you will be there.
12:55But you think that there is a different advantage?
12:58Advantage is to support everyone.
13:02I got so much advantage that I can go to a drama school, I can learn.
13:06I won't get that advantage.
13:09So it might be unfair that this person gave me advantage that he was in a drama school.
13:14So life is not fair that way.
13:16But it doesn't take any effort in your work.
13:19If you will see these things from the same mind, you will not be an artist.
13:24If you are an artist, you will not be able to do these things for you.
13:28You have debuted from Deepa Mehta's film Videsha, and that is also Priti Zinta's opposite.
13:34How did the first film experience have been for a theatre actor?
13:38Because the first experience you will never forget in life.
13:43Deepa Mehta is the first director of my first film.
13:48I knew him first of all.
13:50I worked with a director, Padmushri Neelam Man Singh Chaudhary.
13:55I worked with him for almost 20 years.
13:58He was a play named Nadabandala.
14:02Neelam Ji and Deepa Mehta were very good friends.
14:05He was very good friends.
14:06He was very good friends.
14:07He came to play.
14:08He came to play.
14:09When he saw the play, he came to see me backstage.
14:12He told me that he needed to do all the work in a day.
14:15Before that, I had a lot of haters.
14:17I had a lot of control.
14:18There were a lot of people talking about you.
14:20We will work together.
14:21But it never happens.
14:23It never happens.
14:24It never happens.
14:25Deepa Mehta kept that story.
14:28And after that, I had a call for a quarter of a year,
14:30that I am making a film on the same play.
14:33And I want you for the same character.
14:36So that was amazing.
14:37And the first film, I am getting Preeti Zinda off the tube,
14:40I have never thought about it.
14:42So that was a different experience.
14:45The first film.
14:46Do you have any memories with Preeti Zinda that you can share?
14:50Again, with Preeti, it was very easy to work with.
14:56It was such a story.
14:58It never felt like you are working with a star.
15:01It doesn't get a vibe.
15:03And I remember a very good thing that Deepa Mehta told me,
15:08that if Preeti has been working for almost 10-15 years,
15:12then your experience has been working for almost 10 years.
15:15So as an actor, you don't have any kind of experience.
15:18And Preeti has never felt like that.
15:20And before that, we had a workshop.
15:22So actually, the workshop that really helped,
15:25was created in that bond,
15:27which was very important to work in an easy way.
15:31Now, how do you think about Preeti, Punjab, Commando,
15:34such as big films?
15:36Do you find a small space in such projects,
15:38or do you find a small space in such projects?
15:40Or do you find a small space?
15:42Or do you find a small space in such a big film?
15:44See, you find a small space in such a big film,
15:46it's a big thing.
15:48You can't do that too.
15:50I have made many films,
15:52which probably didn't reach such a wide audience.
15:55and then you can do it.
15:56You can't reach such a wide audience as well.
15:57You can't reach such an small space.
15:58You can't reach such a small space
16:00in such a large space.
16:01You can reach such a huge picture
16:04and you can reach your best.
16:05You can get a small picture.
16:06I think you have someone else's screen.
16:07I think you will get to the short picture.
16:08And the only one of them is to keep it
16:09with some kind of generations.
16:10I'm doing all that.
16:11With that, I'd like,
16:12I'd like theying one of the films.
16:13So much to your previous films.
16:14What's your favourite films?
16:16What's your favourite films?
16:18What are your future films and what message would you like to give your fans?
16:22I am going to share a video on the 15th, but it is very different from this film.
16:30The film is set in a very old time.
16:34When it was a mobile film and everything was done,
16:38there is a story that we will say.
16:40I will share it quickly.
16:42The message is that if you are watching the film,
16:46watch it in the theatres.
16:48If you are watching the mobile film,
16:50watch it in the mobile,
16:52it is very nice.
16:54Please watch this film in the theatre,
16:56and watch it with your family.
16:58As an actor, do you want to work with a dream role?
17:02Or do you want to work with a dream actor?
17:04No, I don't think of any dream role.
17:06Every dream is my dream.
17:10When I am in the first time,
17:12I feel like this was my dream character,
17:14and I want to give it 100% for him.
17:18And he is still alive.
17:20There is no such space for me,
17:22I want to make this character.
17:24Whoever comes, they will be a dream character.
17:26Who wants to talk about the journals?
17:28I think, comedy.
17:30I mean, I have done a lot of intense work.
17:32I have done a lot of comedy.
17:34I have done a lot of time,
17:36so I feel like I want to go into a little comedy space.
17:38And romance, of course,
17:40any day,
17:42it is part of life.
17:44Okay.
17:46You can watch us.
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