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00:06Do you want to talk about it?
00:07Do you want to talk about it?
00:09No.
00:12I think it's important to talk about G.B. Sonibaba.
00:20I think it's all about the title of the cinema.
00:25I think it's important to talk about the cinema.
00:27The film, of course, is important to talk about the cinema.
00:35But the film doesn't mean that it's all about the cinema.
00:46I think we've about two can get to know about the following
00:47or about the first time of writing and writing,
00:55it's about to figure out what's its own story.
00:58It's about the first time of writing.
01:00So we've about to talk about the things that are really important to us.
01:12I I think that the film,
01:13we've got to talk about the film
01:15I was playing the second innings.
01:19I was doing the cinema for the 26 years,
01:22but I was the first commercial cinema.
01:27I was very positive for the cinema.
01:32I was not aware of the fact that I didn't know or doubt,
01:34or the fact that I didn't have the same.
01:36If people were watching, I would go to the cinema hall.
01:43The cinema, I was a storyteller,
01:50I was a narrative,
01:51I said a story.
01:52I felt so indig� I was a believer.
01:58This is a woman-centric cinema.
02:02Woman-centric cinema is very close.
02:04But I had many people, I had a lot of my family, and I had a lot of my family.
02:10But I had like a lot of my family that wasn't in this cinema.
02:13It was a psychological romance in this cinema.
02:18So it was more of the desire and the desire and the desire and the desire and the desire.
02:34The film is a very large part of the film.
02:38And the film is very small, because the film is not the same.
02:42The film is a small part of the film.
02:52The film is a small part of the film.
02:58I was a feminist, an artist-oriented cinema, Dr. Biot, Pragyanathariparthi, director.
03:06It was not a unique subject to the cinema.
03:10It was a very unique subject to the cinema.
03:13I saw that the subject of the film was narrated.
03:19It was a story or it was a role.
03:25As a film, I firmly believe that Bhoomi is a small and large film.
03:35It is a character.
03:37It is a character.
03:38It is a character.
03:38It is a character.
03:39It is a character.
03:40It is a character.
03:49It is a character.
03:50I mean, to be a celebrity,
03:52If you represent your character,
03:53that could you be able to manifest your character?
03:56It is a character.
03:58I understand that everyone is body-less.
04:02You have to examine your cultural story.
04:07You have to say something about your life.
04:12You have to tell the story.
04:14You have to tell them about your life.
04:15I am a husband character.
04:19He is a father.
04:21I support everyone.
04:23That's it.
04:25That's it.
04:26No, I am not.
04:27I am very good, Swami.
04:29I am very good.
04:30I am very good.
04:31I am very good.
04:32I am very good.
04:33I am very good.
04:34I am very good.
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