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Boman Irani और Divyendu Sharma ने IANS के साथ खास बातचीत में अपनी आने वाली फिल्म Peddi को लेकर कई दिलचस्प बातें साझा कीं। दोनों कलाकारों ने Ram Charan और Janhvi Kapoor के साथ काम करने के अनुभव को शानदार बताया। बोमन और दिव्येंदु ने कहा कि फिल्म की कहानी, इसका इमोशनल एलिमेंट और मजबूत स्टारकास्ट इसे बेहद खास बनाती है। बातचीत के दौरान Boman Irani ने बॉलीवुड में अपने लंबे सफर और अलग-अलग किरदारों के अनुभव साझा किए, वहीं Divyendu Sharma ने अपने करियर और अलग कैरेक्टर्स से मिली पहचान पर बात की। इसके अलावा, पद्म पुरस्कारों से पहले दोनों कलाकारों ने Dharmendra और Satish Shah से जुड़ी यादों को भी साझा किया और भारतीय सिनेमा में उनके योगदान की सराहना की।
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00:00So, welcome Baman sir and Devayandu to INS. It's been an absolute pleasure to have you with us on board
00:05today.
00:06Firstly, you saw the trailer of Boss like everybody else and genuine review is it is definitely looking like a
00:12blockbuster.
00:12It's coming from an audience perspective.
00:14And it looks very masala bhi hai, emotions bhi hai, so plot hai.
00:19So, after a very long time, I think asa put dikha hai.
00:22Firstly, I wanted to know what made you say yes to these characters considering the kind of picture you have
00:28portrayed in life.
00:30You have shown that characters, why did you say yes to this considering this is also your self debut?
00:37Mine, yes.
00:38You are looking at me but you are asking me.
00:39No, I am sorry sir.
00:42Please.
00:43I mean, it was for me because when I listened to a story and honestly, before listening to a story,
00:48when I met a director from Bucchi Babu,
00:50without listening to a story and characters,
00:52I decided that I am doing this film.
00:55There are very few people who meet with such a open heart, with such a love and respect.
01:01When I met them, I would know that this is a good film.
01:05I felt a very little idea of what the world is.
01:09Obviously, it was the name of Ramcharan Ji.
01:11I was three films.
01:12This is a great name and a very respected name.
01:15So, I had honestly decided to listen to the story and characters before listening to the story
01:19that I would like to do a work with this person.
01:21Because there is a story in his mind.
01:23And for this, my character, whatever length it is,
01:28is important.
01:30So, you know, that's what you want from your director.
01:33Your character should be there contributing something towards the screenplay of the film.
01:38You know?
01:39Right, absolutely.
01:40And sir, the same question to you.
01:42What made you say yes to the movie?
01:46Same as him.
01:48No, no, no.
01:51I think...
01:52So, narration happened.
01:54Narration happened.
01:55And Bucchi Babu came and said,
01:58I can't do narration because his Hindi is not so good.
02:01And he couldn't communicate as well.
02:05Because his Telugu is strong.
02:09But he only took over the narration.
02:12Because the whole passion...
02:15Bucchi Babu is a very small-made man.
02:18But his mind is too big.
02:21Full of big ideas.
02:24Eventually, passion is a very important thing.
02:27Passion, respect is important.
02:32Non-negotiable.
02:33Non-negotiable.
02:34Non-negotiable.
02:34If you're not passionate, if you're not respectful, why do you want me?
02:38Right.
02:38And third, the film is saying something bigger than what it shows.
02:44The point the film is making is for India.
02:49It's not just a vehicle of heroism.
02:53It's saying something huge about our country and something that is neglected in our country.
03:00And that is a part of the population of the film that is ignored completely.
03:05So the village that Peddi hails from doesn't exist on the map.
03:15It's metaphorical in many ways.
03:17They don't exist for us.
03:20Living in the city, walking around like this.
03:23So this character is in a suit.
03:24By the time he gets there, his pants are till here, his jacket is out.
03:28You know, we have to understand where these people come from and what they are capable of.
03:35And for me, that moved me a lot when he told me that story.
03:39So that's why I did the film.
03:41So if you could just share some light on what characters, what do your characters exactly are?
03:47If you could share some light on it.
03:49If I may go first, I play this character called Rambudji.
03:54And he represents a certain class of where this world belongs to.
04:01You know, he comes from an upper class and you know, there is a class tension there.
04:05And you know, he comes from a certain kind of privilege.
04:10And how these people, they treat Peddi and the likes of Peddi.
04:15For them, they are just not important.
04:17They are just a tool for them to go by every day in their lives.
04:22The film talks a lot about identity.
04:26And this is where, you know, these characters, they become a tool to showcase you that
04:31for these people, the likes of Peddi, they just have no identity whatsoever.
04:38In a nutshell.
04:41Same as him. No, I am.
04:44My character is from the ministry actually.
04:48And it is post the Olympics where we have won two medals and we are very proud.
04:54And the Tinwanan character says, what are you so proud about? Just two?
04:59And he is very, very frustrated.
05:01He is saying, absolutely right.
05:03We have resource.
05:04We are not using the resource.
05:06So he goes to a ground where there are lots of sports taking place.
05:11And all the villages of the area come and we ask, who is your favorite cricketer?
05:15Who is your favorite?
05:16Everybody says Peddi for every sport.
05:18He says, I want to meet this guy.
05:20So Peddi is representative of untapped talent.
05:26And that's why this moment where he says, I forgot.
05:31What am I? Oh, no, I'm blanking out.
05:34Your first dialogue?
05:35Yeah.
05:35The game changes player.
05:38Player.
05:38Right.
05:39So when he takes off on a journey, he goes looking for Peddi.
05:42And he has to go through great difficulty over all kinds of terrain and difficulty to find the man.
05:51Does he find him?
05:52See the movie.
05:53But it's, it's, it's, that's the character.
05:56Because the story is being told from what he's, he's being told by a character called Kurmayya in the film.
06:03What Kurmayya is telling me the legend of Peddi who is in this village more and more excited.
06:09And the audience is getting to see it from my, my viewpoint.
06:12Right.
06:13So, you know, considering that you have been in the Bollywood industry for so many years and have,
06:19you guys have delivered such phenomenal characters which just have stayed with us.
06:24Right?
06:24I wanted to know what made you actually say yes to South movie.
06:28Also, I wanted to know basically that how difficult is it working in the, difficult or different working in the
06:35South industry considering you, I mean,
06:44I'm not meaning to be, I have to give you a rough answer, but I'm now done with this North
06:50South.
06:51Yeah.
06:53Indians at the end of the day and each region you go to, I mean, the Dillite will speak different
06:58from Hindi than I speak.
07:00Right.
07:02It's just the cinema remains the same.
07:04The humanity remains the same.
07:07The people who love this country remain the same.
07:11Cinema grammar remains the same.
07:14It's a style.
07:15The language changes.
07:17Language changes every 200 kilometers.
07:19Am I saying that I'm a foreigner to those 200 kilometers?
07:22I'm not.
07:23I'm not.
07:24Neither are they foreigners to us.
07:27Right.
07:27Why are we doing this, these interviews here today?
07:30Because a film made, let's not call it South, in Hyderabad, have a certain language.
07:37People who hail from there, they are coming to Bombay to promote their film because it's part of this beautiful
07:44country.
07:45So, the only thing that we have to adapt to is the language.
07:49And for me, I think I've figured out a way how to do that.
07:53Once you do that and you understand what is the soul of that line, then language becomes easy.
07:59What is it that you're saying?
08:01What is the subtext of that line?
08:03What does it actually mean?
08:05Then, speak in Hindi, speak in English, speak in Marathi.
08:09But you have to deliver it to people.
08:11But if you think about it, then speak in your language.
08:15Right.
08:16But was it difficult to kind of take a dialogue?
08:18Difficult in Hindi, in any dialogue.
08:21But no thing is difficult if you practice hard.
08:27I have a question for you.
08:42Yes.
08:43So, I wanted to understand, please, how difficult, how different is it to working with somebody
08:48who's been around for almost 50 years, and to somebody who's from our generation, like probably
08:52in Hindi.
08:53How difficult is it working with them, not like per se in Hindi, but this generation?
09:02What kind of experiences would you like to have?
09:04I say, it's a privilege to work with everybody.
09:13Of course, it's a special privilege to work with Mr. Bachchan.
09:16Of course, when I worked the first time, I thought, how will I do it?
09:22Eventually, they're all artists.
09:28Eventually, you're not working, if you're working with what you call Gen Z or whatever.
09:34He's younger than me.
09:36If I don't learn something from him, then I am a fool, thinking that I am more experienced
09:42than the Gen Z character.
09:45I am the fool, because I have not learnt something new.
09:48Every day, you learn something new.
09:51I learn from Mr. Bachchan, I have learnt 5000 things.
09:54From a Gen Z person, I might learn 50 things.
09:58But I learn.
10:00And for me, that's very exciting.
10:02So, to think that I am more experienced, I may be wiser, because of age.
10:11But as far as acting is concerned, technique is concerned.
10:16Lawo bhai, hume sikhhao.
10:18Lawo.
10:21Ready to learn.
10:22Ready to learn.
10:25Sir, pakana, sir.
10:26I pakana, sir.
10:27Aapke liye.
10:28No, no.
10:29Achha, you had another question.
10:31Not the same one.
10:32Dusra.
10:32Dusra sawal.
10:33Yes, sir.
10:34Yes, sir.
10:34Dusra, we have seen you from your time since Bhyan Kapashnava to Abhi, Teddy of course.
10:40We have seen you give your best shot and select a guy different kind of project.
10:46It's not the way monotonous kind of, you know, meeting it as monotonous.
10:49Right?
10:50I wanted to understand that when you reflect on your journey, how do you see your journey?
10:55And, you know, you start scratch and you reach here.
10:59It's a big problem.
11:00So, when you look at it, when you look at it, do you be humble or do you be, you
11:06know, arrive?
11:08What is yours?
11:09What goes on here?
11:09What you said, scratch is very important to scratch.
11:13It's very important to scratch.
11:15It's very important to start from there.
11:18And, yeah, I've been very mindful of the fact that I've been very mindful of the fact that
11:25if I want to make a part of the story, that's better.
11:27I feel very blessed.
11:29I feel very humbled that wherever I am, without any, so to say, backing or whatever,
11:36that I always wanted to be an actor.
11:38Today, I'm a professional actor.
11:39People like my work.
11:40They give me love, respect my work.
11:42I remind myself of this each day when I go to the set, that I'm living the dream.
11:49And I understand there are so many still waiting in the wings.
11:52I got fortunate to get this chance.
11:54So, I always keep this very close to my heart.
11:58And I, each day, I'm very, very thankful to God, to energies, to artist gods up there.
12:05And I can actually go and express myself on screen.
12:08Absolutely.
12:09Sir, this is your question.
12:11Sir, this is your question.
12:12Sir, this is your question.
12:12Now, Painter, who is our senior actor, has made a video on social media.
12:16Oh, thank God.
12:18No, no, no.
12:19Yeah.
12:19No, no.
12:21No, no.
12:22No, no.
12:22I'm saying that he has made a video on social media.
12:25He was telling this audience that I'm not an actor.
12:30Because I don't have social media followers.
12:32I don't have any followers on social media.
12:33I don't have any followers on social media.
12:35Don't tell me, actor.
12:36In a very sarcastic tone.
12:38Yes.
12:38What is your take on the current trend of social media?
12:41That you say that casting is on that basis?
12:45Look, casting was on a different basis.
12:50Today, we blame it on social media.
12:53Sometimes people get cast for whatever reason.
12:56XYZ reason.
12:57I don't think we should put ourselves down.
13:00We should continue to have hope that our work will get us work.
13:04Our talent and our hard work and our intention.
13:06I do believe.
13:07Yes.
13:08There is a trend.
13:09There is a trend that you have followers.
13:11So you get cast.
13:14Why?
13:15If you are good, you will continue to work.
13:17If you are not good, you will not get to work.
13:20One shot will get everyone.
13:22So it's fine.
13:24It's not that because you have got a social media following,
13:27your career is set.
13:28It's not.
13:29You've got to work towards craft.
13:32If you don't work towards your craft,
13:34it depends on the longevity of your career,
13:38depending on how much you are willing to learn and grow.
13:43It's not that everybody,
13:46every social media person who has got a lot of following,
13:51does not get the longest of career
13:53unless and until they continue to work hard.
13:58And I think here, I think you guys also media, you guys have a certain responsibility to point it out
14:04if the whole thing is going towards one direction.
14:09Yes, it's good to ask questions to artists but also please take responsibility to point it out if such thing
14:15exists.
14:16It's very important.
14:17Audience points it out,
14:18in the comment section.
14:20No, no, comment section.
14:22In general?
14:23While watching, they know, they don't, we don't, we don't have to hear the comments.
14:28Yeah, otherwise like he said,
14:36It's not that we should be blocked out.
14:38It's not that we should be blocked out.
14:39It's not that we should be blocked out.
14:52And hard working.
14:54How?
14:54So please, everybody can get a chance.
14:58But the audience eventually decides.
15:00Comment section, no.
15:01Audience who comes to watch and knows.
15:05Sir,
15:05Abhi,
15:05Abhi,
15:06Abhi,
15:06Abhi,
15:06Abhi,
15:06Dharam,
15:08Dharam,
15:09Dharam,
15:09Dharam,
15:09Dharam,
15:10Dharam,
15:12Dharam,
15:14Dharam,
15:21Dharam,
15:22Basically,
15:23Is that true.
15:24Definitely,
15:24You can't negate the fact,
15:25that destiny is not dead.
15:27Yes,
15:27If you put in the hard work,
15:29If it is not even successful,
15:31then when someone sees it,
15:32He will tell you that you have made a good movie.
15:35You have made a good approach.
15:37Otherwise,
15:38that destiny tells you that this was not happened.
15:43So,
15:43For me,
15:44for at least,
15:45I tend to be like,
15:46Whatever I do,
15:47I shouldn't get embarrassed looking on screen.
15:50I believe there is a least common denominator in life, so I will do it on that.
15:54But destiny is definitely, but it works both ways.
16:00I believe in both ways. Yes, of course, there is destiny.
16:04But sometimes you can create your own destiny if you stick to the game.
16:10Because I do believe this will be a little cliched for you.
16:14The harder you work, the luckier you get.
16:15That is my belief system. There is luck.
16:19Right place, right time.
16:21But I am telling you that you come with an energy.
16:24And that energy has a destiny of its own.
16:26If you come with a negative energy, no matter how hard you work,
16:31your luck is never going to work for you.
16:33And luck is another thing.
16:35I believe that luck knocks on everybody's door.
16:39You should be alert and ready to grab it.
16:42It's not true.
16:43Luck was always there.
16:45Because you are spending time grumbling.
16:49Luck knocks on everyone's door.
16:51But if you are grumbling,
16:52Luck is over and went away.
16:57Spend your life not grumbling.
17:00Grumbling shooes away luck.
17:02Luck.
17:03Luck.
17:04I am sure you guys have had some kind of camaraderie with them.
17:18What is your take?
17:18What is your take?
17:24Dharam ji ke saath to mere sirf dekhne ke memories hain.
17:28Kabhi unke saath time nahi mila bitane ka.
17:30Aur dousra naam aapne li hai?
17:32Satish Chhaji.
17:32Amazing actor.
17:33I mean very happy ke our government is giving this kind of recognition to artists.
17:38Of course.
17:38Very very very happy.
17:39Of course.
17:40I am surprised it has not happened earlier.
17:43Dharam ji was the most loving person that I have met.
17:46Apart from being the handsomest.
17:48Apart from being the most charming.
17:50Apart from being the most...
17:52There was kindness in his voice.
17:55There was love in his voice.
17:56And when he used to meet you.
17:59He made you feel that you made me happy.
18:04I will never forget you know.
18:05Shook my hand and he put his hand like that on my face.
18:09We did this much.
18:10But my face shook like that.
18:12Toink.
18:14Ke panjay bat kamal ke de.
18:15But that love.
18:17And that kindness.
18:18And Satish.
18:20Always laughing.
18:22Always laughing.
18:23We miss him.
18:26Why should audiences watch your movie?
18:28Considering this is not the first movie that's related around this world.
18:32It's genuinely a good film.
18:34I think it's got a story which talks about identity like we discussed right now.
18:38It's just got so much of emotion.
18:40It's got so much of heart.
18:42It has everything honestly.
18:45Yeah.
18:45I don't think you have anything better to do around 4th of June.
18:49So you know might as well go watch a good film.
18:51See we don't have to like really talk about anything which is like larger than life.
18:56Go this.
18:56This movie will change your life.
18:58It's a good film.
18:59We made it with lot of heart you know.
19:01Lot of good people coming together.
19:03Just go.
19:04Enjoy.
19:04Have a good time there.
19:08I genuinely feel this is an all around entertainer.
19:11And as I said earlier.
19:13An entertainer that has something to say.
19:16About your country.
19:18What more do you want?
19:20The music.
19:22That dance has gone crazy.
19:24Right?
19:25This wonderful man.
19:27Raw.
19:28Rustic.
19:29Beautiful.
19:32I feel this movie as Ram Charan said a little earlier.
19:36A very sincere film.
19:38In all the big big set pieces and sincerity.
19:42Jho sab enjoy karengi.
19:44Mera daawai sab enjoy karengi picture.
19:47Thank you so much.
19:48And all the best for you.
19:49Thanks very much.
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