00:12This is for us, but normal music is very helpful and like a therapy her music actually
00:30She is very helpful to me, but she is very helpful to me
00:36Yes, very helpful
00:54How did you learn to learn about your first language?
00:55What did you learn from Baba's first?
00:58I learned from being a human being.
01:04I was just saying that,
01:06if you are a human being,
01:10you are a human being.
01:10That's why you are a musician.
01:14I'm a musician,
01:15I'm a human being.
01:17I was a great fan of Sangeet.
01:24How do you feel about this story?
01:28There are a lot of places like classical music, a lot of art, and a lot of music.
01:41I think it's a very good version of the song.
01:42But as you can see, it's a little bit of a good song.
01:48I feel like I'm here with the music.
01:53I feel like I'm here with classical music.
01:57I feel like I'm here with commercial music.
02:01But I'm happy to be here with classical music.
02:07I just wanted to take care of my dad.
02:09I was a little older, so what about him?
02:18He was a very familiar with his dad.
02:23He was a very familiar with his dad.
02:24He was a very familiar with his dad.
02:26He was a very familiar with his girl,
02:27he was an actress who was a father,
02:28but he was a very familiar with his dad.
02:34please.
02:35But, yeah, better help, better.
02:45Ở སད ཤུ ཤསོ ང རོག
02:53If you have any questions, do you have any questions or any questions?
02:59Do you have any questions about classical music?
03:06I've been writing a lot of light songs, but my priority is very classical.
03:13So, when we say that the band has a performance in Hyderabad,
03:19we have a slot in the first half of Cholli Schmidt's slot,
03:25which I can hear, but then again, the second half,
03:29which we want to hear, so that's it, that's it.
03:32The first priority will be classical music.
03:51The second priority will be the first priority of Cholli Schmidt's slot.
03:52When we catch up with Shastriya,
03:54we will have a new song for you to pick up with some new sound.
03:57I have to plan, apart from classical music,
03:59to play back one week to watch.
04:01So, I want to launch this new original album.
04:07As you see, what will we do with the sound of a day?
04:13Do you have any guidance or any guidance?
04:18Actually, it's important to be honest.
04:20I mean, the guidance is also not important,
04:23but it's very much important.
04:27I mean, patience is very important.
04:30How do you think that the patient is very important?
04:35What do you think about the patient?
04:38What do you think of Shreethi as well?
04:41Shreethi's a small engagement.
04:44I've been very excited for today.
04:47I think it's a big deal here.
04:50I think it's a big deal.
04:52I don't like the rest of the world.
04:57The story is usually the same as Shreethi in Kimse.
05:06How did you get the award from Sriti Romantan?
05:12I got the award award for the first time, and I was very excited about how to achieve this award.
05:23I guess.
05:26But, what is the problem in the streets of Sanh Gita,
05:28in which the people who are living in Sanh Gita,
05:33are there no one else in Sanh Gita?
05:35Correct.
05:35So, in Sanh Gita,
05:37there are lots of places of Sanh Gita,
05:39or there are lots of places of Sanh Gita,
05:40and there are lots of places of Sanh Gita.
05:42I simply don't have to worry about this.
05:44Our cars are very shocked.
05:47I'm going to drive every day,
05:50and I'm going to drive very much.
05:54I have a lot of people who are very much concerned about the situation.
05:59But, I think that my father is a part of it.
06:05I think he is a part of it.
06:07I know that he is a part of it.
06:11But, I think that he is a part of it.
06:14He is a part of it.
06:19He is there.
06:21That's true.
06:22I think that's true for him, you guys, you've got a good knowledge of the family and you've had a
06:30great idea.
06:34I've really had a good idea, and it was very difficult.
06:37He was in a local place, he said that he had stopped in a classical industry,
06:41he was in a place where he wanted to do it, but of course it's not the scenario.
06:47I will judge you once again, and I will judge you once again.
06:51And my expectations are very high when I started.
06:58I have to say that it has to be good.
07:01So I have to say that it has to be good.
07:03Do you have any questions about the profession?
07:10This is a very interesting question.
07:12I don't know if you have any questions.
07:15I don't know.
07:17I don't know if you have any questions.
07:18Apart from a musician, I don't know if you have any questions.
07:22I was very interested in the music.
07:25I don't know if you have any questions.
07:28I don't know if you have any questions.
07:32What do you think?
07:32I've said that you have to be a living.
07:35You have to be a living.
07:40Why do you have to be a living?
07:41No.
07:43I've never been able to live a living.
07:47I've never experienced this mental piece.
07:49I've never seen this mental piece.
07:51And I've never seen this good morning.
07:53I've never seen this good morning.
07:56I'm very happy.
07:57I mean, the mental piece is not good morning because KMZ was pressured, we should know.
08:02I don't know, I mean, my relationship has been a big difference.
08:11I mean, everyone does have a good question, so if we have a maximum of relationships,
08:18then no one has a maximum of a maximum of a maximum.
08:27I am the one who is a living in the world.
08:46In the world, I have to say that if we have a voice,
08:49we are the same.
08:50We have to say that if we live in the world,
08:51we are the same.
08:53We have to say that we have to say that we have to say that.
08:55So what do you think about this life, how do you learn the life-stiles of Songit?
09:04Music is a lifestyle actually.
09:07When we are young musicians, it is because of music.
09:13We are set in a body clock.
09:19Songit says we are here. This is for us.
09:23But when we are young, music is very helpful.
09:28Music is a therapy actually.
09:30So there are many people who listen to music.
09:34They listen to music and they relate to music.
09:38So music is very important in each and everyone's life.
09:42I was told that we are very important in humans.
09:45We have seen that music therapy is very important.
09:50So what do you think about music therapy?
09:51How do you think about mental health or beneficial music therapy?
09:57So what do you think about this?
09:59Actually, this is the safest therapy.
10:02You don't have any therapy now.
10:05Ayurveda etc. etc. etc. etc.
10:07There is a therapy in a thousand.
10:08But music therapy is something which gives you peace.
10:13What you think about your drinking process .
10:15We are so rich.
10:22We are so rich.
10:24We are so rich.
10:28We are so rich.
10:36We do enjoy our cooking.
10:40We are so rich.
10:41We are so rich.
10:42I am rich.
10:42If you have a lot of songs, I would like to tell you a lot about your favorite artists.
10:50I would like to tell you that I didn't listen to Lipsing at the stage.
10:53I was very close to Lipsing.
10:57I would like to tell you a lot about Lipsing.
10:58But I would like to tell you a lot about this generation.
11:03So please choose your artists well.
11:06I would like to tell you a lot about Lipsing.
11:12Why did you say that Lipsing at the stage?
11:13I've heard many many stories about this.
11:17I've heard some of the cinema stories.
11:20I have heard some of the stories about the music.
11:21Do you think you've heard of them?
11:25How do you think about the music and the music?
11:26I've heard a lot of songs.
11:32I've heard some of the music.
11:33I've heard many of them.
11:34I feel like I'm playing like guitar.
11:36I don't know if I'm learning.
11:39I was told to not to be a Muslim, but I was told to be a Muslim.
11:42I was told to be a Muslim, but I was told to be a Muslim,
11:45so it wasn't as a Muslim.
12:10It's more tastier, but
12:14it's more than a long time than a long time ago.
12:18It's more than a long time ago.
12:23Thank you very much.
12:44Thank you very much.
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