00:07It's a marathon race, running, running race.
00:10So if there are many people sitting there and there are many people who don't have legs,
00:16then do we say that you can go to a marathon race?
00:23Tell me.
00:26What will happen now? How can you do it now?
00:28How can you do it now?
00:33How can you do it now?
00:40How can you do it now?
00:41What happened now? What have you done?
00:44What do you say? Innovation.
00:46You have done innovation.
00:47You have said that the legs are not.
00:50But you can do it. You can do it, but you won't.
00:53You can do it, but you can do it.
00:56You can do it now.
00:58You can do it now.
00:59The second person is a scientist.
01:01He said that you can do it.
01:03You have to do it.
01:05You have to do it.
01:05Innovation.
01:05That's what I mean.
01:08It's a great thing.
01:12You have to do it.
01:14You have to do it.
01:15When we say this, it's not coming.
01:17You have to do it.
01:17That is not going to happen.
01:18The day you have to do it, you have to do it.
01:22You have to do it.
01:25You have to do it.
01:29That's not going to happen.
01:29But then you will have to do it.
01:33I think that Pakistan has a lot of people in the bathroom.
01:37I always think that Pakistan has a lot of people in the bathroom.
01:46I think that my people are not afraid of it.
01:50No, no, it's not able to do it.
01:53We can't make a lot of people today.
01:57Why can't we innovate?
01:59Because we have a stigma and a stamp.
02:03First of all, who is the stamp?
02:07My mom.
02:08My mom.
