00:02Tarek, we know all your journey from a young man to this stage, 25 years of struggle,
00:11accolades, admiration, and failures, successes. So, three lessons learned from your journey.
00:19One, two, three. I cannot… I can't pinpoint on three lessons, but there's one thing that
00:30I think has been constant for anybody's success. Hard work, hard work, and hard work.
00:37Hello, please. Please listen to him what he was saying.
00:44I said the only essence we have is to keep working hard. So, that's the lesson learned.
00:48Keep working hard. Yeah. Right.
00:53Silent, Guntara. Quiet. Quiet. Quiet. Good. Thank you.
01:01Yeah, please. See, he's going to talk a lot of good things. Please listen. Then you can
01:05shout. We'll give the time to shout. Tarek, there are a lot of similarities between an actor
01:11and doctor. Almost spelling is same. You live in cinema theatre. We live in operating theatre.
01:18You keep on saying cut, cut. We keep on saying cut, cut. And your success depends on the three
01:24hours. Our success depends on these three hours. So, what can we learn from you or what
01:30you can learn from us?
01:31You should learn a lot from me. After seeing that slide, I've understood that I don't need
01:36to do a CPR to the patient. I can do it to myself and I can keep them alive. I
01:39can bring
01:40him back to life. So, I think this is the talent a doctor should learn from an actor now.
01:46CPR should be performed on the doctor more than the patient. Yeah. Very good. But other than
01:51that, sir, I have a lot of respect towards doctors. Not many people are chosen to save,
02:01to give a second chance. And it is truly a blessing to choose a career of a doctor. And hopefully,
02:16more,
02:16more, more, more, more, more, more and more churn out in this country to give that second
02:21chance to a lot of people to see the life, to see the world again.
02:24Tarek, last two questions from me and then one gynecologist and one orthopedic surgeon
02:29want to ask. The one question is, if you become a doctor, what specialist do you want to become?
02:35I would have definitely become a pediatrician.
02:41Pediatrician. Okay, all the pediatricians say hello. What?
02:43I like kids, so I would like to… There's some… There's beauty in seeing a child's growth and…
02:51I thought you will be saying orthopedic surgeon.
02:53Never, sir. Please. If I have to become an orthopedic surgeon, I have to become a guru
02:58already and I can't become that. Right. NTR after twenty-five years?
03:05NTR after twenty-five years? Will be… sixty-seven. NTR after twenty-five years will be sixty-seven.
03:23Okay. Right. One minute. Dr. Mohan, orthopedic surgeon. Yeah.
03:29Namaste, Indian guru. Namaste. Good morning. Nice to have you here.
03:34Thank you. I am Dr. Mohan, orthopedic surgeon from Kim's
03:37Electronic City. Being a celebrity and having a Pan India fan base within a busy schedule,
03:44how do you manage your work-life balance? I've never thought about it. I just…
03:51Anything I do is from the heart and there's not much prep. I think we fail when we prepare.
03:59So, just believe in your heart. I think your heart is capable enough to guide you through your life.
04:04Thank you. Thank you, sir. You know, if I… If I would have thought about it a little too…
04:09you know, a little more, I don't think I would have been standing on this stage today.
04:13For me, Bhaskar Garu and the whole family, including Guru Varedhi Garu, Krishnaya Garu have been family.
04:18So, this is my responsibility. My heart said, come on, go. It's your responsibility. Be there. And I'm here.
04:23Dr. Lavanya . Sir, good afternoon. Good afternoon, ma'am.
04:28I'm Dr. Lavanya, gynecologist from Electronic City, Kim's. As a passion, as a gynecologist infertility doctor,
04:35I'm passionate about women's health. I've seen your passion as well. You've done several campaigns for women's health and women's
04:41safety.
04:42On this occasion of International Women's Day, I request you to… a statement for our… all our women to prioritize
04:50our… women's health.
04:52So, I think, you know, when a celebrity speaks, it's taken more seriously than a gynecologist. So, one word from
04:57you for all our women.
04:58Amma, I tell you, I don't like this constant reminding of how a woman should be treated, I think.
05:08It is… it is high time a man is born respecting his woman. So, this is what I can say.
05:13I'm wishing you a happy women's day, wishing all the women here. I think we have to stop prioritizing education
05:22at school
05:24to… to… to tell the future generation, the men, that how important a woman is. But I think the education
05:30has to start from our house.
05:32And I will make sure my two boys will grow up respecting women.
05:37Thank you so much.
05:38And responsible towards…
05:39Thank you. Thank you.
05:42Tarak, last question from me. You are eyewitness for road traffic accidents and the calamity in life.
05:50You are almost… almost gone there. At that time, I was in Russia. I remember you getting into Edmund Kims.
05:56And unfortunately, you lost your father. And there are… for audience sake, every three minutes, there is a road traffic
06:03death in India.
06:05It's a very appalling thing. I request you, just like she said, please do something for prevention of this road
06:12traffic accidents.
06:13And we request you to be giving that voice so that people can behave themselves, wear the helmets, wear the
06:20seat belts and save themselves.
06:22Sir, I think if you see my movies, I've been very particular about this, that I send out this message.
06:28I've lost my older brother, I've lost my father.
06:31And as you mentioned, I almost…
06:34Yeah.
06:34…went up to…
06:36Correct.
06:36…the dead's door and came back thanks to Kims again.
06:39Yeah.
06:40Thanks to Bhaskar Garu, thanks to Srinivas Garu, Dr. Srinivas for me to have put in all the effort and
06:46all the…
06:49…the responsibility in saving my life. I think everybody needs to be responsible…
06:54…about driving, about road safety. There are many times, there are a lot of incidents that…
07:02…that has happened in each individual's home here, I'm sure. So please remember that whenever you're…
07:09…driving, just keep your family in your mind. And automatically, it will… it will…
07:14…it will create a sort of responsibility. And that, I think, is the awareness everybody should have.
07:20Yeah. Last thing, the police department requested you to say one word, say no to drugs.
07:26And please, say no to drugs.
07:28Yeah.
07:29I… I request…
07:33Again, responsibility has to grow within and I hope this message gives you that sense of responsibility
07:44and grow as good citizens to this… for this country. Thank you.
07:47Tarak, stage is yours now. Thank you. Final talk, then I'll take it. Okay.
07:52Thank you. Thank you.
07:55Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
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