मुंबई, महाराष्ट्र: 'रक्तांचल सीजन 3' की स्टारकास्ट निकितिन धीर, करण पटेल, क्रांति झा और माही गिल ने IANS के साथ खास बातचीत में शो को लेकर खुलकर बात की। उन्होंने बताया कि हर किसी की सीजन 3 से उम्मीदें हैं कि बदला पूरा होगा या नहीं? तो इसमें सबको उनके सवालों का जवाब मिलेगा। साथ ही, उन्होंने अपने कैरेक्टर, शो की स्टोरी और इस सीजन में ऑडियंस को क्या नया देखने को मिलेगा, इस पर भी बात की। बातचीत के दौरान कलाकारों ने इस मुद्दे पर भी अपनी राय रखी कि आखिर क्यों नॉर्थ इंडिया, खासकर बिहार को अक्सर अपराध, गैरकानूनी गतिविधियों और रोड रेज जैसी चीजों से जोड़कर दिखाया जाता है। उन्होंने बताया कि फिल्मों-वेब सीरीज की कहानी और असल जिंदगी में काफी फर्क होता है, लेकिन ऐसी कहानियां दर्शकों को हमेशा आकर्षित करती हैं।
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00:02Welcome from Raktanchal to INS. It's an absolute pleasure to have you with us on board today.
00:06Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for having us.
00:08You know, when reading the entire press release, I was going to say this is the most explosive out of
00:14all the other throughout the internet.
00:17Why do you think it is the most explosive?
00:19Now we have said that you can see it, but we want you to know.
00:24Why do you think that this is the most explosive season yet?
00:28For me, I think, because I've literally had a blast in this episode. I've run through one, so no pun
00:33intended.
00:34So, yeah. But theoretically, also, it's been bigger, larger than life, larger than the last season.
00:40Hopefully, it'll be smaller than the next one. But yeah, so far, it's been the biggest that we've ever been
00:45a part of.
00:48I think this season of Raktanchal is a culmination of a lot of emotions that have been brewing in the
00:57last two seasons.
00:58So, that in itself, the emotional quotient is much higher, which makes every scene far more intense.
01:05And I think even visually, this is a bigger scale because time has also elapsed between the second season and
01:14now.
01:15So, I think that logically also has made our show bigger. And I feel overall, it's everything the audiences who
01:23are hoping to get out of this story, they get it in this time.
01:26I think people are waiting for this season, like anything. And gap has also been a lot of gap. It's
01:31been four years now.
01:33Yeah. And for me, because I've become a Chief Minister, this season is a big deal for me, it's been
01:40a big deal for me.
01:43And in four years, there was no other election in the last four years.
01:46Yeah.
01:47In the same minute, yeah?
01:48Correct.
02:34You know, I wanted to know that when we're a director, which is very thrilling, also, it is, in a
02:45way, I won't say dark, but it's very gritting here.
02:48So, I wanted to know that when we're a director, which is very thrilling, also, it is, in a way,
02:49I won't say dark, but gritting here.
02:49I want to know that when we're on-screen, we're reaching out to the concert, but off-screen, how is
02:53the entire, how is the entire flow and the feel of on-set?
02:59When you come out of the character, is it difficult, is it easy? What goes on your mind?
03:03I think in our entire show, Karan stays the maximum main character. It takes a lot of time to get
03:08out of it.
03:10I think we're all very switch-on, switch-off.
03:12I think we're all very switch-on, switch-off.
03:14We're all very switch-on, switch-off.
03:16No, but on-set, if you see us behind the camera or during shoot, you wouldn't even guess that it's
03:22such a serious and such a big and, you know, violent show that we're shooting for.
03:27Because everything is so hunky-dory,
03:29everyone has such a great camaraderie,
03:31that when it comes out, when it comes out, it doesn't matter.
03:34Apart from, obviously, when doing action sequences, yes,
03:36you'll be crazy.
03:38And the biggest thing, like Kramti said, our director, Ritam,
03:41he keeps a very nice atmosphere on set.
03:45Yeah, yeah.
03:45So, what happens when you're doing very emotionally charged scenes, you're doing action,
03:51he is ultra aware and vigilant for his actors, their safety, their emotional well-being.
04:00So, he really looks after you.
04:02So, if he knows you're going to have a rough day, he makes it ultra light on set.
04:06So, I think he is the key element.
04:11Like he said, there's camaraderie.
04:13We are all friends only.
04:16But that one particular element binds it all together.
04:19And I think that allows you to go into your next take even better.
04:23Because you're relaxed.
04:25See, when you know your 70% of unit by name, that means you're a family.
04:30Because you always meet many people.
04:32If you know your ADs, that means you're having a great time at work.
04:38Because when people are in the name, people are getting married.
04:41But in season 1, Nikita and I have heard that Ritam said that you don't have to talk to each
04:50other, Vaseem Khan and Vijay Singh.
04:53So in season 1, we didn't even see each other. We didn't even see each other.
04:56We didn't even see each other.
04:58No, we didn't even see each other because we didn't go to the gym.
05:02But in the set, we always wanted to keep our characters in that way.
05:06So that's why you can say that this time it will fall.
05:09Right, right.
05:10Manny, just a question.
05:11Manny, just a question.
05:11Manny, it was a little difficult because coming from this background or the dialogue delivery, it was really difficult.
05:19Because in season 1, I didn't have the second time when I joined.
05:22But the character was very interesting.
05:24I wanted to do it.
05:26And I thought that Ritam, Ritam is going to be very difficult for me.
05:30Body language never came to me.
05:32But yes, the dialogue, I don't want to go wrong.
05:34You know.
05:36But then one of our assistants, he sat down and guided me.
05:42And plus, you know, I was working with Nikita.
05:43And I didn't have any scenes with them. Unfortunately.
05:46We've had five people's scenes.
05:48So he's a good actor.
05:51His language is amazing.
05:52He's someone in a dialect coach.
05:54But he's been a dialect coach.
05:58He's been a dialect coach.
06:03Because honestly, I don't want to go wrong.
06:06I'm genuinely talking about it.
06:07Because there are so many of these dialogues that,
06:09who should come to the floor, he used to do it for me.
06:12And then I just imitate what he's done.
06:14Simple as that.
06:14I was always very nervous.
06:16Before going to the set, I said it wrong.
06:18And there were like a lot of words that we normally don't use.
06:20Because it's a political film.
06:22So there were a lot of words that happened.
06:24But it was done in season two.
06:27Then in season three, I was again nervous.
06:29Because there was a gap of four years.
06:31I can't do it or I can't do it.
06:33But thankfully, you know, rhythm and assistants and everybody,
06:36actors, friends, they were all very helpful.
06:40This question is for you again.
06:42In fact, I'm just looking at the poster that amongst all the men,
06:46there's one female character which is very strong.
06:48Yeah.
06:48Usually it is very difficult.
06:50We all say that it's a woman empowerment.
06:52It's a woman empowerment.
06:53But it also becomes a problem with patriarchy.
06:56In context with your character,
06:58in context with character and your gender,
07:01I wanted to know how difficult and easy is it for an actress
07:04to still survive with the morality it is.
07:07See, I have been very lucky.
07:09From the very beginning, I have written a lot of strong roles.
07:12And I have got a lot of good directors.
07:14I have worked.
07:15So the same happened over here also.
07:16Like earlier, I was just being offered those same repetitive roles.
07:20Lekin yahaan par ek politician ka role.
07:23And you know, she's amongst these powerful men.
07:27Un mein se apna naam banana aur ek level per pohonchna.
07:32Chahe wo manipulations se kia jo bhi kia.
07:35But yes, I think the way the roles are written,
07:37my journey has been amazing in that way.
07:40Like I got to do good work and work with good directors and roles were like amazing.
07:45I would like to just add that just se apnae bataya ki itne mardu mein ek mahillah hain.
07:52Saraswati Devi eek eesa kirdaar hai jis se har kirdaar rakhtan chal mein kahi na kahi ghabrata hai.
07:59Kyunki she is so cerebral and so powerful ka on her face koi bhi kirdaar cannot tell her what they
08:09actually feel about her.
08:10So, this in itself shows the grit and power of the character.
08:14So, I feel that is a huge statement and I feel she's done a fantastic job with it.
08:19Keeping whatever is going on in her own head and speaking after a lot of thought how it usually happens.
08:27I think she's done that very well.
08:28Right. Just thinking as an audience perspective we have seen all of your work in vision.
08:34I would say no, aapne eek kuswee ka kya kaam dekhaar, kis kaam ko aapne sabse sahai.
08:38You know, appreciate kya hai yaa. We've lauded each other's character.
08:41Which is that favourite character of each one?
08:43Ayo.
08:44I think just the first two lines.
08:46Kahi bhi aaj bhi bachhti hai hai.
08:47You know, oho eek hi film ka naam jada tohoga na.
08:49Tawba tera jalwa, Tawba tera piar bachta hai.
08:51So, it's like a cult. I mean, you relate so much to it.
08:54So, there's no second question as to what kind of work would you want to remember her bai?
08:59Because those two lines are enough. Not even lines.
09:01Kali tune bhaji ki toh aapko pata eek kounsoy film ka gana hai ho.
09:04So, those are the iconic marks of a film.
09:06Correct, correct. And sure.
09:08I really like Mahi and Sai Bibi on Gangster also a lot.
09:12She was very good. I think it had a different layer to apart from what she's done.
09:18And anyway, I'm a fan of her. I told her. I said she's a very good artist.
09:22Yeah. I was not just Adma and Mahi. I was Adma and Mahi. I was Adma and Mahi.
09:25Aapos may be Adma and Mahi.
09:26Okay.
09:27Aise. Well, of course.
09:28See, Karan is a very close friend of mine. So, I can't judge him as an actor.
09:33Because whatever he does, I like it.
09:34But Kranti, I think Kranti is also, he's played Baba Ramdev.
09:41Yeah.
09:42So, you should see that. The kind of, simply the yoga bit that he's done in it.
09:47Sadhana hai lagi ho ki wo karne ke liye hai.
09:49So, I've always found him very hard working. So, when I found out also that he's doing it,
09:53I don't think we knew but we used to work out in the same gym.
09:56But I was very happy that he was doing it because I knew he's extremely hard working
10:00and I knew that it will be a good dynamic.
10:02Even in the film with John that he's done.
10:05Yeah, Bartlow's.
10:06With the get up, I was like, I don't know if he's a Karanthi or not.
10:10Because I'm doing something with my hair.
10:13I was doing something with prosthetics.
10:15I'm like, I don't know.
10:17But then my wife said, he's a Karanthi.
10:19I said, damn, this guy's got so many levels to his, layers to his performance.
10:23It's amazing.
10:24Right.
10:25And my people want to come to me.
10:26My relationship with both of them.
10:30And I think with her channeling stress.
10:30You think with her, she has time to watch television?
10:32Yeah, yeah.
10:34And TV show.
10:35Even if not television, Karanthi, I would like to add on,
10:39even if you're not active, active on television as such,
10:44you're very much active on your social media.
10:45Am I?
10:46You were.
10:47And I just want to say that you don't need television,
10:50you don't need to highlight your social media.
10:53You don't need to keep your thoughts on your social media.
10:57I can keep all of them.
10:59They don't keep the rest of the team.
11:03So that's what I wanted to know.
11:04Also, you know, I wanted to know from all of you that-
11:07but I've seen people's work first.
11:09I've seen it.
11:09It's okay.
11:10I'm so sorry.
11:11I've seen their work first.
11:13I want to tell you about the film.
11:16I want to tell you about the film.
11:16Where was the film?
11:17Mahesh Manjaya.
11:17City of Gold.
11:18City of Gold.
11:19City of Gold.
11:19It's okay.
11:19The first work that I watched it all was very good.
11:23As an actor, I was very inspired.
11:25The first work was very good.
11:26As an actor, I was very inspired.
11:26So your two people know more with this film.
11:30But in Ravan, the work he worked out for Ravan was very amazing.
11:36Every time I get this one, yo, for some reason,
11:39you get a lot of fun.
11:39After answering, there's a lot of pleasure.
11:42You get into the fire of Gyan,
11:43and it's been a big part.
11:44Yeah.
11:45He has these, right?
11:47One should talk to him about aap kis baare mein baat kirniye chahi kuch bhi ho.
11:51Coming back to ma'am.
11:52Sai people of gangster.
11:55I wish this bar mokha mbila hota lekin bila nahi.
11:57For, for, for.
12:00Sir, in terms of the way aap kini reiki, jasyaabhi somebody bola that aap knowledge ke bila hai,
12:05whatever you were, you can talk from, on every topic.
12:10When I met your father years ago, it was the same.
12:13You also had, aap kinne kisih bhi chiz poro unka baat kane ka tariqa aapko samjhane ka tariqa bokat hi
12:19buhati hi bati.
12:20I really wanted to know at the end of the day, we, as chudel, we do imbibe certain questions in
12:24our head.
12:24Absolutely.
12:25I wanted to know if you could elaborate on that.
12:26Yeah, I mean, when I was a little then I thought that I became a father and became a father.
12:31But when I became a grown, I realised that I couldn't become a father.
12:34So even if I am a percentage of what he was as a human being and a man,
12:38I will be very happy.
12:41And he is the one who inculcated in me that you should be well-read enough that at least you
12:48can hold a conversation.
12:49Whether you talk with a cameraman, with a photographer, with a vendor, you should have the basic knowledge to just
12:56hold a conversation.
12:57So you must read up and if you speak to somebody and you don't know what they're talking to you
13:02about, try to go home and read about it.
13:03So it just widens your horizons and your thinking. So I've always tried to imbibe that.
13:10And this question is for all of you.
13:12When we have a special one, two, we've taken a break.
13:15And then also we'll be reading about the third season.
13:20What happens is, whenever we talk about drug mafia, whenever we talk about anything,
13:24the road rage or this, it's become such a stereotype that
13:29he belongs to India and then he comes to the north.
13:34So that stereotype, right?
13:36Just say for example, recently a series that was about Punjabi culture and all of that.
13:43So in that movie, in that series, there are many substance abuse.
13:47So it's like a stereotype.
13:48When we talk about substance abuse, when we talk about generation going on the wrong track in terms of substance
13:52abuse,
13:53then we're going to go home.
13:54So we're going to take a break.
13:57We've divided a country.
13:59I think the only word that comes to my mind right now is,
14:03it should be a mixed bag.
14:05It can't be just one part of a certain country that can be claimed to be certain kind of people.
14:10It has to be a mixed bag of all kinds.
14:12But human beings are stereotyped.
14:13This is how it is.
14:14We are all stereotyped.
14:15Today, if it's a joke with someone, you feel like it's my fault.
14:19You know what I mean?
14:20Because I am a certain way, you'll feel that he must have imposed.
14:25Or even an actor, every actor is stereotyped.
14:28Every human being is stereotyped.
14:31So I think that's human nature.
14:32You judge somebody the minute they come into a room.
14:35It's part of life.
14:36Even with the role that we portray also, right?
14:38A lot of people think I'm very arrogant.
14:40I don't talk to people.
14:41I'm very arrogant.
14:42I'm very arrogant.
14:43I'm very arrogant.
14:44When you talk about individual things, it's different.
14:47We directly, the entire state…
14:50But that's because over time,
14:53there will be some kind of film that has highlighted that thing and left an impression on you.
14:58Simple as that.
15:00So that doesn't make it the truth.
15:01So that doesn't make it the truth.
15:01Circumcances and coincidences are like that you relate a certain issue to a certain place.
15:05It's very simple.
15:06You have to take cinema as entertainment.
15:09And you have to understand what is reality and what is not.
15:12Simple as that.
15:13If you don't differ it, then there's a problem.
15:16Then you need to get it addressed.
15:18Well, it's the most important example.
15:19I'm going to go to Bihar.
15:22So Bihar has seen people in the eye.
15:23They haven't seen people in the eye.
15:25So in the eye, people have seen people in the eye.
15:27So if you don't have to go there, then you'll know what happens.
15:31Highest number of eye officers.
15:32Yeah, I'm going to call them.
15:34Gaya.
15:35Gaya.
15:36Gaya.
15:37Most genders.
15:38Most genders.
15:39It's so beautiful.
15:40Most hardworking people.
15:40It's so beautiful.
15:41Most hardworking people.
15:42Exactly.
15:42We're all over the world.
15:44We've done our own stuff in Rakhtanchal.
15:47We've done a stereotype for them.
15:48So Rakhtanchal 3.
15:49Who has said that?
15:51I'm saying that.
15:51I'm saying that.
15:53It's weird.
15:54It's funny.
15:55You find funny, right?
15:57I'm saying that.
15:57I've seen someone in Rakhtanchal 3.
15:58I've seen someone in Rakhtanchal 3.
15:59I've seen someone in Rakhtanchal 3.
16:00I've seen someone in Rakhtanchal 3.
16:01Simple as that.
16:02Right, right.
16:03My interesting question is for you.
16:05Yes.
16:05You've mentioned that.
16:08You've mentioned that.
16:08About Dave B.
16:09Right?
16:10That particular,
16:11that was your song,
16:13that has gone,
16:15that people remember it.
16:16I just wanted to know,
16:18that particular thing.
16:21I really want to know.
16:22What is it?
16:23If you could share some fun anecdote about it.
16:25Some details that people don't know.
16:27That is a particular dance,
16:28which I did.
16:29Anurag saw me.
16:30When he saw me for the first time,
16:31I was doing that dance.
16:32At one of my friend's son's birthday party.
16:35Okay.
16:36He said,
16:36I want the same dance.
16:37I said,
16:37I will not dance.
16:39He said,
16:39I will dance.
16:40So, this is how it happened.
16:43Yeah.
16:44Right.
16:45Also, I wanted to know,
16:46that,
16:46that audience needs to,
16:49very clearly,
16:51very clearly,
16:51communicate between,
16:52entertainment and entertainment.
16:53And,
17:09I was like,
17:11I want to know,
17:19what is your perspective?
17:20Ma'am, I think that if children listen to their parents, if they realize that nobody is going to love
17:25them more than their own parents, a lot of problems will be solved.
17:28Stop idolizing people you don't know. Simple as that. We are entertainers. We are here to entertain you. You don't
17:34know us on a personal level. We are as normal as anybody else.
17:37We are doing it to entertain you. We are following our passion, which is acting. Just like you are following
17:45your passion, journalism. So you have to understand what your goal is.
17:49And I just feel that if you listen to someone and listen to someone on the pedestal, then keep your
17:53mother's father.
17:54They are the ones who have brought you into this world, who have clothed you, bathed you, educated you. Why
18:00give so much importance to anyone else?
18:02Even better, even better, you will know the difference between fiction and reality, right?
18:08Where do you put Tanjil? Ask him for this question.
18:10Buy Prime Video.
18:11Buy Prime Video.
18:12Buy Prime Video.
18:13It will happen at night.
18:14It will happen at night.
18:15It will happen at night.
18:17Good question.
18:17Because I feel my share is a question for you.
18:19You don't need to get into your social media.
18:22You don't need to get into your social media.
18:24You don't need to be.
18:25But when you do it, it's basically when you fall as far as big.
18:29It's definitely a way for you.
18:30When you don't miss words.
18:31And in your heart, you have to be very small to keep your big lips.
18:32When you don't miss words, bigger truth.
18:34How many people have made the audience?
18:36that you are not rude.
18:39Maybe it's rough.
18:42We don't know.
18:42Maybe it's a different way.
18:47Because everybody has a right to their own opinion.
18:49Maybe I could be wrong, I could be right for some.
18:51But the point is, everybody eventually has a right
18:53to put forth their view.
18:55And to judge upon that view,
18:57I think it is something that you can easily overcome.
19:01Because of their views,
19:03keep your views on your own,
19:04keep your views on your own,
19:04and keep your views on your own.
19:06And if you don't have enough of me,
19:07don't forget it.
19:08Simple as that.
19:10But first of all,
19:11you have to watch it.
19:12After that,
19:13you have to watch it for me.
19:14You have to watch it for three seasons, please.
19:16Where are you from?
19:17MX Nearby, Prime Video.
19:19Yeah.
19:20That's a good idea.
19:23Sir, this question is for you.
19:25Please, ma'am.
19:26This question is for you.
19:28We have seen that you have had such an amazing history of work.
19:32We have seen that.
19:33I don't know.
19:35But I really wanted to know.
19:35You have been very powerful.
19:39They have been very content driven.
19:41I really wanted to know that,
19:43has there been any time
19:44when you have a good character for a popular surname?
19:47it's a good character.
19:49And the surname is so popular.
19:51It's fun.
19:52It's fun.
19:52It's an industry.
19:53You don't get to know that.
19:54What did you ask?
19:56You have to know that.
19:57It's something, some...
20:21Do you really think that,
20:24I've been very proud of you today
20:25in social media.
20:26So, this is for all of you.
20:27And that's something that I do have a lot of confidence.
20:30Yeah.
20:30That, in social media,
20:31in your current,
20:32your followers and followers,
20:33your career is difficult to achieve.
20:34Especially in today's generation.
20:36We didn't have seen that.
20:38What you have done today
20:38until you have done,
20:39what you have done is made in your speech.
20:41You audition for it.
20:42You get it.
20:43and if you can prove yourself as an actor
20:46because Instagram and real life are a lot of people
20:51I think followers you get to get to the fans
20:55because it's easy to follow somebody
20:57what's the problem with a button?
20:59If you become a fan, you get a lot of effort
21:03I as a human being would love when people call me an actor
21:08I hate being called a celeb
21:09because it's the easiest thing in today's time to become a celeb
21:12I've worked very hard to be called an actor and I would like to be called that only
21:15I don't understand social media at all, trust me
21:18Thank you so much, I'm blessed
21:19Same page, same page
21:21I'm not, I'm a very private person basically
21:24I'm very mysterious, I like it
21:27Social media, there's nothing social about anything
21:29It's all anti-social, I mean if you go to see the bottom line is
21:33everybody's just going at it
21:35at each other all the time
21:37Okay, one last question, we can take it back to the show
21:39One reason why everybody should watch Rakhtan Chal season
21:43Because it's coming on?
21:45Correct
21:46MX Player by Prime Video
21:47Have you seen it?
21:48It is a political crime thriller
21:50and he's very thrilled and he's very fun
21:55I think Rakhtan Chal is very rooted
21:57He's very rooted
21:58He's very rooted
21:59He's very rooted
22:00The reason why people feel good
22:02And he's very rooted
22:04And he's very rooted
22:05And he's very rooted
22:05And his feelings, his emotions
22:08He's very rooted
22:09And he's very rooted
22:11He's very rooted
22:12And he is very rooted
22:12Is that the end of the season
22:15So I think
22:16The end of the season
22:21Is that the end of the season
22:21What you say
22:21And every parameter has been met
22:24With this season
22:25I think because
22:26Like it says you know
22:28Inspired by True Events
22:29So that makes it even more interesting for people to follow the show, that those who were
22:38listening, they were in the show.
22:40If it's happening, then how do they happen?
22:42So I think this is probably just another peripheral to their dream or to their thought, that if
22:48that news happened when we were then, how would Erin look?
22:54Just a last question from you.
22:58So let's see, because we have discussed a lot of things.
23:01And there is one way to change.
23:04And change is still.
23:07MX Player by Prime V2.
23:11Thank you so much for your time.
23:13Thank you, thank you very much.
23:15I'm going to go home for the whole night.
23:17I'm going to go home for the whole night.
23:21Welcome to INS.
23:23It's an absolute pleasure to have you with us on board today.
23:26Thank you for having us.
23:27You know, when reading the entire press release, this is the most explosive out of all the other
23:35throughout the internet.
23:36Why do you think it is the most explosive?
23:46For me, I think because I've literally had a blast in this episode.
23:51I've run through one.
23:52So no pun intended.
23:53So yeah.
23:54But theoretically also it's been bigger, larger than life.
23:57Larger than the last season.
23:59Hopefully a little smaller than the next one.
24:02But yeah, so far it's been the biggest that we've ever been a part of.
24:07I think this season of Rakhtanchal is a culmination of a lot of emotions that have been brewing in the
24:16last two seasons.
24:17So that in itself, the emotional quotient is much higher which makes every scene far more intense.
24:24And I think even visually this is a bigger scale because time has also elapsed between the second season and
24:34now.
24:34So I think that logically also has made our show bigger.
24:38And I feel overall it's everything the audiences were hoping to get out of this story.
24:44They get it in this time.
24:46People are waiting for this season like anything.
24:49And there's a gap too.
24:50Like it's been four years.
24:51Four years now?
24:52Yeah.
24:53And for me, because I've become a Chief Minister, this season is very big.
25:02And in four years, there hasn't been another election.
25:05Yeah.
25:06Same minutes there.
25:07Correct.
25:08First of all, the platform has been a lot of praise.
25:11Our director is Preetam Srivastava.
25:14All of the explosive things are on their minds.
25:19That's the most important thing.
25:20The other thing is that for seven years, people wanted to see this change.
25:25The end of the change is not going to happen.
25:27The change is happening.
25:28The change is happening.
25:29The change is happening.
25:29The change is happening.
25:30The change is happening.
25:32The change is happening.
25:33It's happening.
25:34The change is happening.
25:36It's happening.
25:36And the change is happening.
25:38Now, I've learned about it.
25:40It was happening.
25:41There's been a long time,
25:42just like that.
25:45that everyone has made it more and better.
25:49And I hope, I can get with all my hope that this time people are going to be very good.
25:54Fight!
26:15The show and the feel of on set.
26:18When you come out of the character, is it difficult? Is it easy?
26:21What goes on your mind?
26:22I think in our show, Karan stays the maximum main character.
26:26Yeah.
26:27It takes a lot of time to remove it.
26:28A lot of time.
26:29I think we are all very switch-on, switch-off.
26:31I think we are all very switch-on, switch-off.
26:33We are all very switch-on, switch-off.
26:36No, but on set if you see us behind the camera or during shoot,
26:39you wouldn't even guess that it's such a serious and such a big
26:44and, you know, violent show that we are shooting for.
26:47Because everything is so hunky-dory,
26:49everyone has such a great camaraderie that
26:50when it comes out, when it comes out, you don't know.
26:53Apart from obviously when doing action sequences, yes.
26:55Then you will be scared.
26:57And the biggest thing, like Kramti said, our director, Ritam,
27:00he keeps a very nice atmosphere on set.
27:04So what happens when you are doing very emotionally charged scenes,
27:08you are doing action,
27:10he is ultra-aware and vigilant for his actors,
27:16their safety, their emotional well-being.
27:19So he really looks after you.
27:21So if he knows you are going to have a rough day,
27:23he makes it ultra-light on set.
27:25So I think he is the key element.
27:30Like he said, there is camaraderie.
27:32We are all friends only.
27:35But that one particular element binds it all together.
27:38And I think that allows you to go into your next take even better.
27:42Because you are relaxed.
27:44See, when you know your 70% of unit by name,
27:47that means you are a family.
27:49Because you meet so many people every day.
27:51If you know your AD's team,
27:53if you know your AD's name,
27:55that means you are having a great time at work.
27:58Because you are having a great time at work.
27:59Because you are having a great time at work.
28:00But in season 1,
28:03Nikita and I have heard this very much,
28:05that Ritam said,
28:07that you don't have to talk about both of us.
28:10Vaseem Khan and Vijay Singh.
28:12So in season 1,
28:13we didn't even see each other.
28:15We didn't see each other.
28:16We didn't see each other.
28:16We didn't see each other.
28:18We didn't see each other.
28:20We didn't see each other.
28:21But in set,
28:22we always wanted to keep the character in that way.
28:26So you can say,
28:27that this time,
28:28it will be gone.
28:28Right, right.
28:30Mami, just a question.
28:30Mainly it was a little difficult.
28:32Because you know,
28:32coming from this background,
28:34or the dialogue delivery,
28:36it was mainly difficult.
28:38Because I was not in season 1,
28:40but the second time when I joined.
28:42But the character was very interesting.
28:43I wanted to do it.
28:45And I thought,
28:46Ritam, Ritam is going to be difficult for me.
28:52I don't want to go wrong.
28:54You know.
28:55But then,
28:56one of our assistants,
28:58he was sitting there.
28:59And I was guiding me.
29:01And plus,
29:01you know,
29:02I was working with Nikita.
29:03And I didn't have any scenes with me.
29:04Unfortunately.
29:06But,
29:06we've done a lot of scenes.
29:08So,
29:09he,
29:09he,
29:10he,
29:10he,
29:10he,
29:10he,
29:12he,
29:14he,
29:15he,
29:18he,
29:19he,
29:23he,
29:27he,
29:29he,
29:30he,
29:30he used to do it for me.
29:31And then,
29:32just imitate what he's done.
29:33Simple as that.
29:34I was always very nervous.
29:35Set pe jane se,
29:36pehle mein galat na bol doon.
29:37And there were like,
29:37a lot of words that we normally don't use.
29:39Because,
29:40it's a political film.
29:41Right.
29:41To,
29:42kaafi hote the aase words about,
29:43much hote tha,
29:44lekin,
29:45acha hooghe season 2 mein kar liya.
29:47Then, season 3 mein bhi,
29:48I was again nervous.
29:49Because,
29:49there was a gap of 4 years.
29:50May ne ka,
29:50may kar paungi ke ne kar paungi.
29:52But thankfully,
29:53you know,
29:53the rhythm and assistants and everybody,
29:55actors,
29:56friends,
29:57some loga ne kaafi like,
29:58they were all very helpful.
29:59Right.
29:59This question is for you again.
30:01Yeah.
30:01That,
30:02amongst all the men,
30:05there's one female character,
30:06which is very strong,
30:07right?
30:07Yeah.
30:07Usually,
30:08it is very difficult.
30:09hum kitta bhi bole,
30:10woman empowerment hai,
30:11ye hai,
30:11whaay palana palana,
30:12phir bhi,
30:13aaj kal,
30:14patriarchy ka totna muskli hoja ta hai.
30:16In context with your character,
30:18in context with,
30:19character and your gender,
30:21I wanted to know,
30:21how difficult and easy is it for,
30:23for an actress to still survive,
30:25with the morality it is.
30:26See,
30:27I have been very lucky.
30:28From the very beginning,
30:29I have written a lot of strong roles,
30:32and I have done a lot of directors,
30:33and I have done a lot of good directors.
30:34Same happened over here also.
30:36Like earlier,
30:36I was just being offered,
30:38those same repetitive roles.
30:40Lekin,
30:40yahaan par ek politician ka role,
30:42and you know,
30:43and she's amongst these,
30:45these powerful men,
30:46un mein se apna naam banana,
30:48aur,
30:48ek level per pahaunchna,
30:51chahe wo manipulations se kia,
30:53jo bhi kia.
30:54But yes,
30:54I think the way the roles are written,
30:57my journey has been amazing,
30:58in that way.
30:59Like,
30:59I got to do good work,
31:01and work with good directors,
31:02and roles were,
31:03like amazing.
31:04I would like to just add,
31:05just say,
31:06you've said that,
31:06there are so many men,
31:08there are so many men,
31:11there are so many men,
31:11Saraswati Devi,
31:12there is such a director,
31:13in which,
31:14every director,
31:15in Raktan Chal,
31:17where,
31:18where,
31:19she is so cerebral,
31:21and,
31:22so powerful,
31:23that,
31:24on her face,
31:25any director,
31:26cannot tell her,
31:28what they actually feel about her.
31:30So,
31:30this in itself,
31:31shows the,
31:32grit and power of the character.
31:34So, I feel,
31:34that is a huge statement,
31:36and I feel,
31:36she's done a fantastic job with it.
31:38Keeping,
31:39whatever is going on,
31:40in her own head,
31:42and,
31:42speaking,
31:43after a lot of thought,
31:45how it usually happens.
31:46I think she's done that very well.
31:47Right.
31:48Just thinking,
31:50as an audience perspective,
31:51we have seen all of your work,
31:53in which,
31:53I would say,
31:54you know,
31:54aapne ek-dusre ka kya kaam dekha,
31:56kis kaam ko aapne sapsa sahai,
31:57you know,
31:58appreciate kya yaa,
31:59you've lauded each other's character,
32:01which is that,
32:01favorite character of each one?
32:03Ayo.
32:04I think,
32:04just the first two lines,
32:05kahi bhi, aaj bhi bach tii hai,
32:06you know,
32:06oh, he ki film ka naam jada toho,
32:08toba tera jalwa,
32:09toba tera piyar bachta hai.
32:11So, it's like a cult,
32:11I mean,
32:12you relate so much to it.
32:13Yeah.
32:13So, there's no second question,
32:15as to what kind of work,
32:16would you want to remember her by?
32:18Because those two lines are enough,
32:19not even lines,
32:20khali tune baje ki,
32:21to aapko pata ek-dusre film ka gana hai wo.
32:23So, those are the iconic marks of a film.
32:25Correct.
32:26Correct.
32:26Any job.
32:28I really liked Mahi,
32:29and Sai Bibi on Gangster also a lot.
32:31She was very good.
32:32I think,
32:33it had a different layer to,
32:35apart from what she's done.
32:37And,
32:38anyway, I'm a fan of her,
32:39I told her,
32:39I said, she's a very good artist.
32:41Yeah.
32:42I was not just Adman Mahi,
32:43she was asking,
32:44aap,
32:44aapas me the actor.
32:45Okay.
32:46I said,
32:47see, Karan is a very close friend of mine,
32:50so I can't judge him as an actor.
32:52Because,
32:52I like it,
32:53but,
32:55Kranti,
32:55I think Kranti is also,
32:57he's played,
32:59he's played,
32:59Baba Ramdev,
33:00right?
33:00Yeah.
33:01You should see that,
33:02the kind of,
33:04simply the yoke bit that he's done in it,
33:06that he's done in it,
33:07that he's done in it.
33:08So,
33:09I've always found him very hard working.
33:10So,
33:10when I found out also that he's doing it,
33:12I don't think we knew,
33:13but we used to work out in the same gym,
33:16but I was very happy that he was doing it,
33:17because I knew,
33:18he's extremely hard working,
33:19and I knew that it will be a good dynamic.
33:21Even in the film with John,
33:23that he's done.
33:24Yeah,
33:24in Bartle House.
33:26With the get up,
33:27to,
33:27to,
33:27to,
33:27to,
33:27to,
33:28to,
33:28to,
33:33I thought,
33:34he said,
33:35but then,
33:36my wife said,
33:37he's coming.
33:38This guy's got so many levels to his,
33:41layers to his performance,
33:42is amazing.
33:43Yeah,
33:44then my you've got a tough one.
33:47With both of them,
33:49and
33:49You think, with her solution,
33:51she has time to watch television?
33:51Yeah,
33:53and
33:53TV's show.
33:54Even if not television, Karan, I would like to add on that even if you are not active on television
34:02as such, you are very much active on your social media.
34:05Am I?
34:05You work.
34:06And I want to say that you don't need television to highlight your own.
34:11You keep your social media, keep your thoughts on your own.
34:16It is absolutely…
34:17I can keep all of them.
34:18They don't keep the rest of them, they are not the team.
34:22So that's what I wanted to know.
34:23And also, you don't want to know from all of you that…
34:26But I have seen their work before, but it's okay.
34:30I am so sorry.
34:30I have seen their work first.
34:32I am saying that I want to tell you about the film.
34:35I have seen a film called Mahesh Manjali.
34:37City of Gold.
34:38City of Gold.
34:38I have seen their work first.
34:41And that work was very good.
34:42As an actor, I was very inspired.
34:45And then, Dhir Sahib is also known as Dhanga Wali.
34:49But Ravan is their work.
34:51Oh, yes.
34:52Ravan was a great actor, he was a great actor.
34:55I mean, I have always been like this, but in some ways…
34:58And after that, there is a lot of fun talking to him.
35:01Because he is a great actor, he has a great actor.
35:04Yeah, he has a great actor.
35:06But yes.
35:07One should talk to him about what you want to talk to him about.
35:09Anything else.
35:10Coming back to him, ma'am.
35:12Sahib, we have no thanks to him.
35:14I wish this time a chance to get the chance to get the chance to get the chance to get
35:16the chance.
35:16Four, four, four.
35:19Sir, you can talk from your father years ago, it was the same.
35:32He also had…
35:34I mean, if you talk to him, you can talk to him about the way that he is talking about.
35:39Yeah.
35:39I really wanted to know, at the end of the day, we as children, we do invite certain questions.
35:43Absolutely.
35:44I wanted to know if you could elaborate on that.
35:46Yeah, I mean, when I was young, I thought I would be growing up and become my father.
35:50But when I was growing up, I realized that I wouldn't be able to become him.
35:53So, even if I am a percentage of what he was as a human being and a man, I will
35:57be very happy.
35:59And he is the one who inculcated in me that you, whatever you talk, you should be well-read enough
36:06that at least you can hold a conversation.
36:08If you talk with a cameraman, with a photographer, with a vendor, you should have the basic knowledge
36:14to just hold a conversation.
36:16So, you must read up and if you speak to somebody and you don't know what they are talking to
36:21you about,
36:21try to go home and read about it.
36:22So, it just widens your horizons and your thinking.
36:27So, I have always tried to imbibe them.
36:28Right.
36:28Yeah.
36:30And this question is for all of you.
36:31When we have a special one, two, we have taken a break and then also we are going to be
36:36reading about the first season.
36:39What happens is, whenever we talk about drug mafia, whenever we talk about anything,
36:44the road rage or it's become such a stereotype that nobody can't even belong to India.
36:50And the question is, is it North?
36:53So, that stereotype is, right?
36:56Just say, for example, recently a series I think it was about Punjabi culture and all of that.
37:02So, in that movie, in that series, there are many substance abuse.
37:06So, it's like a stereotype.
37:07When we talk about substance abuse, when we talk about generation going on the wrong track,
37:11we talk about the same thing, we talk about the same thing.
37:12So, we have got the same thing.
37:16We have divided a country.
37:18Yeah.
37:19I think the only word that comes to my mind right now is, it should be a mixed bag.
37:24It can't be just one part of a certain country that can be, you know, claimed to be certain people.
37:30It has to be a mixed bag of all kinds.
37:31But human beings are stereotyped.
37:32This is how it is.
37:33We are all stereotyped.
37:36You know what I mean?
37:39Because I am a certain way, you will feel that he must have imposed.
37:45Or even an actor, every actor is stereotyped, every human being is stereotyped.
37:50So, I think that's human nature.
37:51You judge somebody the minute they come into a room.
37:54It's part of life.
37:55Even with the roles that we portray also, right?
37:58A lot of people think I am very arrogant.
37:59I don't talk to people.
38:01I am very arrogant.
38:01I have a lot of people talk to me.
38:03When you talk about individual things, it's different.
38:06But we directly, the entire state…
38:09But that's because over time,
38:12some films have been made that highlight that thing
38:15and has left an impression on you.
38:17Simple as that.
38:19So, that does not make it the truth.
38:20Circumcances and coincidences are like that you relate a certain issue to a certain place.
38:25It's very simple.
38:25You have to take cinema as entertainment.
38:28And you have to understand what is reality and what is not.
38:30Simple as that.
38:32If you don't differ it, then there's a problem.
38:35Then you need to get it addressed.
38:37Well, it's the most important example.
38:38If I come to Bihar,
38:41people have seen Bihar in the eye.
38:42They haven't seen it.
38:44So, when people have seen all the things in the eye,
38:47they will know what happens to them.
38:49They will know what happens to them.
38:50Highest number of IAS officers.
38:51Bihar.
38:52Yeah, I'm going to say it.
38:53Bihar.
38:54They are the same.
38:55They come there.
38:56Most genders.
38:58Most hardworking people.
39:00Yeah, it's so beautiful.
39:00Most hardworking people.
39:02It's a need for them.
39:02It's a need for them.
39:03We have done our work on Rakhtan Chal.
39:06We have done our work on Rakhtan Chal.
39:07We have done our work on Rakhtan Chal.
39:08We have done our work on Rakhtan Chal.
39:17So, Rakhtan Chal 3.
39:21We have done our work on Rakhtan Chal.
39:22My question is for you.
39:24Yeah.
39:27About the day of the day.
39:29Right?
39:29That particular
39:30Jo ap ka gana tha that has gone.
39:34Abhi tab people remember it.
39:36I just wanted to know
39:39that particular thing, I really want to know what to see, if you could share some fun anecdote about it,
39:44some details that people don't know.
39:46That is a particular dance which I did, Anurag saw me, when he saw me for the first time I
39:51was doing that dance at one of my friend's son's birthday party.
39:55So he said I want the same dance, I said I want the same dance, he said I want the
39:59same dance, so this is how it happened.
40:03Right, also I wanted to know that audience needs to very clearly one-pocket between entertainment and entertainment, right?
40:16It's a very gentry, considering as far as what we are surrounding,
40:20what we see is that we trust ourselves, we try to invite ourselves in our life,
40:26and which is why so many issues are happening.
40:29Indirectly he kind of said, hey, this violence that you watch, they love real life,
40:35so it's happening in TVPK, or many people are happening.
40:38So you really want to know what is your perspective?
40:40Ma'am, I think that if children listen to their parents' stories,
40:43if they realize that nobody is going to love them more than their own parents,
40:46a lot of problems will be solved. Stop idolizing people you don't know.
40:49Simple as that.
40:51We are entertainers, we are here to entertain you, you don't know us on a personal level.
40:55We are as normal as anybody else.
40:56We are doing it to entertain you all, we are following our passion, which is acting.
41:03Just like you are following your passion, journalism.
41:06So you have to understand what your goal is.
41:09And I just feel that if you have to keep someone's attention and pedestal,
41:12then you have to keep your mother's attention.
41:14They are the ones who have brought you into this world,
41:16who have clothed you, bathed you, educated you.
41:19Why give so much importance to anyone else?
41:21Even better, even better.
41:22Sola Tariq door nahi hai hai.
41:23Watch Akhtanjil 3.
41:24You will know the difference between fiction and reality.
41:27Where do we keep?
41:28Mx player Prime video.
41:30Buy Prime video.
41:31Buy Prime video.
41:31Buy Prime video.
41:32Buy.
41:32Right.
41:32No, it will come back.
41:36The question is for you,
41:38that if you have a very little bit,
41:41that will not be done.
41:44But when you call a spares,
41:48you don't mince words.
41:49When you don't mince words,
41:50we have a lot of people
41:55and many audiences
41:56do not understand.
41:58We have to know that it's rough.
42:06Because everybody has a right to their own opinion, maybe I could be wrong, I could be right for some,
42:11but the point is everybody eventually has a right to put forth their view and to judge upon that view,
42:17I think it is something that you can easily overcome because kisi ke views unke hain, aapke apne views apne
42:23pas rakhye, aapke apne pas rakhye, aapke apne pas mokha ya aage rakhye, an agar aap mudh se sehmat nahi
42:26hain, mat padiye, simple as that.
42:29But usse pahle hye ye dekh ke jana, baat me bhale hudh se naam sahimud hoji se, I have a
42:33rectangle three season dekh ke jana please.
42:35Sohla tari ko kahan par ara rahe hai?
42:36MX nearby, prime baseball.
42:39Yeah!
42:39That's right.
42:40That's right.
42:41That's right.
42:42Sir, this question is for you.
42:44Please ma'am.
42:44I want to question.
42:45Yes.
42:46This question is for you.
42:47We have seen that you have had such an amazing history of work, right?
42:52We have seen that.
42:53That's right.
42:53But we wanted to know.
42:57I really wanted to know that has there been any time when you have a good character for a popular
43:07surname?
43:08Is this the name so popular?
43:10It's fun.
43:11It's an industry.
43:12You can't get the work.
43:13Yes.
43:14What do you want to ask?
43:15It's been found.
43:17It's been found.
43:23It's been found.
43:27It's been a very difficult company.
43:34It's been a great job.
43:34Just a few years ago.
43:34I feel like it was a very hard time.
43:34It was a great job in the world.
43:35But I've always had a great job.
43:36And I think that was also a great job.
43:38I've always wanted to know that.
43:38I think people have always looked in talent.
43:38You know how good that artist can be.
43:42It's been a great job.
43:46It's been a great job.
43:49It's been a great job.
43:58You get it. And if you can prove yourself as an actor, because Instagram and real life are a lot
44:10of people, I mean real life.
44:12I think followers you get to get, fans can get. Because it's easy to follow somebody,
44:18I don't know if you're a fan. I as a human being would love when people call me an actor.
44:27I hate being called a celeb because it's the easiest thing in today's time to become a celeb.
44:31I worked very hard to be called an actor and I would like to be called that only.
44:34I don't understand social media at all. Trust me.
44:37Thank you so much. Same page.
44:41I'm not. I'm a very private person basically. I'm very mysterious.
44:45I like it. I like that.
44:47Social media, there's nothing social about anything. It's all anti-social.
44:50I mean, if you go to see the bottom line is everybody just going at it.
44:54Yeah.
44:54At each other all the time.
44:56Yeah. Okay. One last question. We can take it back to the show.
44:59One reason why everybody should watch a special season.
45:03Because it's coming on?
45:04Sorry.
45:05MX Player by Prime Video. Have you seen it?
45:07It is a political crime thriller.
45:10And it's a very thrill and it's a great thrill.
45:14I think Rakhtan Chal is very rooted.
45:17It's very rooted.
45:18It's very rooted.
45:18It's very rooted.
45:19It's the reason why people feel good.
45:22And it's very rooted.
45:24And it's also rooted.
45:25And it's the desire and emotion.
45:27It's a story that you're waiting for.
45:29It's a story that you're waiting for.
45:31It's our tagline.
45:32It's the story that you're waiting for.
45:32Now, I think that there's a thing that's left.
45:34I think that the reason why you're saying that your parameter is being met.
45:44I think that because it's like it says, inspired by true events.
45:49So, I think that people can hear it in the news like this,
45:52So that makes it even more interesting for people to follow the show, that those who
45:57were listening, they were in the way they were in the way they were in the way.
46:02So I think this is probably just another peripheral to their dream or to their thought,
46:07that if that news happened when we were then, how would Erin look?
46:14Just a last question from you.
46:17So let's see, because we have talked a lot about the change and the change is the same way.
46:23And the change is the same.
46:26MX Player by Prime V2.
46:30Thank you so much for your time.
46:32Thank you, thank you very much.
46:34We are going home for the whole night.