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Mumbai, Maharashtra: In an exclusive interview with IANS, the star cast of the upcoming web series Operation Safed Sagar including Jimmy Shergill, Mihir Ahuja, Siddharth, and Arnav Bhasin opened up about the show. Jimmy Shergill spoke about what attracted him to the project. Siddharth then discussed his training and simulation for the role, revealing that the production team recreated an actual MiG-21 cockpit and that preparations began well before they went on set. Arnav shared how he was left mesmerised by his senior co-stars and also spoke about the time he took to decide on the project, calling it the biggest of his career so far. Mihir spoke about the challenge of bringing together a fighter pilot’s personal and professional life on screen. Later, Siddharth added that the goal of the series is to introduce young audiences to real heroes in the era of fake news. Jimmy also joked about his characters often going through a lot of suffering in most of his films. Arnav and Mihir further shared how working with actors like Adil Hussain, Siddharth, and Jimmy Shergill left a lasting impact on them.


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00:00Hello everyone, welcome to NS and congratulations for Operation Safed Sagar that's about to release on Netflix.
00:05My first question is for Jimmy sir. I managed to see only three episodes in which I saw that he
00:11has been summoned to train the golden arrows.
00:14When you got the brief for the show or when you were narrated the show, what was it about the
00:18premise or your character or the larger narrative of the operation that appealed to the artist?
00:25I think first of all, there is a script. I think a script, a concept that feels good for you,
00:32but then you are looking for your character.
00:35Then you try and put yourself into that situation and see that what I am doing in it.
00:44And also, the director is very important.
00:48He was here.
00:51He was a very big plus point.
00:55I knew before that we were supposed to do a film together.
00:59There was a script that I had studied.
01:03And I think at some point, hopefully, we will end up making it.
01:09And there is confidence that the script is also good.
01:12These creators are also very good,
01:14who have done so much work from this before.
01:19And a director who is going to direct it,
01:23he is also a good director.
01:25So, then I don't think there is any issue.
01:29Netflix was also done before.
01:31So, that was also a very big plus point.
01:35So, all of these things, when they are growing up,
01:38and in which we all say,
01:42I think you choose a project,
01:43you choose such a project.
01:46You don't choose them.
01:49And you said, sir, with regards to your character,
01:52I want to know about the training part.
01:54Was there any simulation, G-force training or anything like that
01:57to get accustomed to the cockpit?
02:00See, the first thing is that this story,
02:03and we have all realized this from the beginning,
02:06is that this is a human story.
02:09You know, it's a war, but it's a war,
02:11first of all, told from the standpoint of the Air Force,
02:13and secondly, from a human relationship
02:16and an individual strength perspective, right?
02:20So, when we were told, we have to do flying sequences,
02:25we haven't shot in the sky.
02:27We have only shot on the ground.
02:28The way we shot the aerial sequences
02:31is in a way that,
02:32abhi tak, humare desh mein toh woh nahi hua hai.
02:35Jo, Oni sir, or Setu sir, or jo, humaree DOP hai hai.
02:37Unho ne jo, technology ka istamal kiya hai,
02:41isko shoot karne ke liye.
02:42To humaree paas ek actual micka cockpit,
02:46recreate kiya gaya tha.
02:4721?
02:48Everything, mic 21.
02:49All of them, every detail was recreated by the production team,
02:53production design team.
02:54Phir usko ek hydraulic gear pe install kiya gaya tha.
02:59To, humne sabne flight,
03:01I ne, or Jimmy Paji ne toh flight sequences ki hai,
03:03pehle dusre roles me and all.
03:05But yeh merai Fos ka pela experience sir,
03:08this way of shooting I have never shot before.
03:10And I think for us it was all a first time
03:12because it's the first time
03:13they were doing this technology.
03:14To aap baerh jaate ho,
03:16cockpit ke under,
03:16you're in full gear,
03:18including a G suit, everything.
03:20And with a canopy closed sometimes,
03:22canopy open sometimes.
03:23And the whole plane banks
03:26at the actual speed of a jet plane.
03:29So it banks.
03:30Jo left, right, dip, climb, jo bhi hai.
04:01It's working on a computer programming.
04:02difficult shoot for me.
04:03It was very, very challenging.
04:05I'm sure I've discussed it with the boys as well.
04:08We all had a lot of challenges
04:09while doing these sequences.
04:11So the training was to make sure
04:13aap kisi bhi sequence yaa situation mein galat cheez na kare.
04:19And for this reason,
04:21Chau sir is sitting on the ground
04:22who actually came with arrows,
04:25experience,
04:26and he's a very, very knowledgeable person
04:29about that particular aircraft.
04:32So the way you sit,
04:34the way you,
04:35the way,
04:35because you,
04:36I don't know if you've seen a cockpit of a MiG,
04:38it's very, very small.
04:39Yeah, yeah.
04:40So it's small from this chair.
04:42Yeah.
04:43So in this chair,
04:44I can do this.
04:45You can do that here.
04:46You can't do that here.
04:47Yeah.
04:47So you can only see this angle.
04:50So if you're in the air,
04:52what's your eye line?
04:54It's not that you can see it like this.
04:57You can see it like this.
04:58What's your eye ball movement?
05:01Everything was shown to us.
05:03Even the detailing with the words.
05:05Yeah, yeah.
05:05What words you can use
05:07because there's no shouting in the air.
05:09Yeah.
05:09Yeah.
05:09All things,
05:10in a very short time,
05:12they can speak with clarity.
05:13And the maximum in English.
05:16And,
05:17if there's one mistake,
05:19we won't be allowed to okay the shot.
05:21Yeah.
05:21So they will come and correct it.
05:23So the way we walk,
05:24the way we dress,
05:26everything is controlled.
05:27Yeah.
05:27So the training is that.
05:29So if you ask me,
05:31if I feel like I'm flying?
05:34No.
05:35No.
05:36Because we don't belong in the sky.
05:39Yeah.
05:39But I'll tell you that,
05:41we understood,
05:43what goes behind it.
05:44The theory of it,
05:45I think all of us have understood.
05:47That's the training.
05:48For me, the bigger training,
05:50and I'm sure Pajir also have a similar experience,
05:52we'll tell you about it,
05:54was the human side.
05:55To play Ahuja sir as a human being first,
05:58and then the pilot.
05:58Because the pilot part,
06:00to the Air Force is taking care of.
06:02Yeah.
06:02The human part,
06:04I owe it to Alka ji.
06:06So, you know,
06:06that has to be done.
06:07That was the one we spent more time preparing.
06:10every role for preparation,
06:11that's our work,
06:12and I'm just very happy that,
06:14everything was done in advance for us.
06:17But we have just,
06:19by habit,
06:20training as actors,
06:21that's the whole thing.
06:24And I want to dig a little bit deeper into that.
06:26You mentioned that, you know,
06:27the controls were in your hand,
06:28the aircraft had to move left,
06:29you had to move left as well.
06:31How long did it take,
06:32for all of this to get incorporated in your muscle memory,
06:35or your reaction reflex time?
06:36I spent,
06:37I think we've spent almost two years on the project.
06:39Okay.
06:40From day one till,
06:41till day end.
06:42Um,
06:43and for me,
06:46the prep started before we went to set.
06:48A lot of prep happened,
06:50which you'll see,
06:51you'll see chair flying,
06:52you'll see a lot of stuff about,
06:54what cockpit manoeuvres are.
06:57It was before we went to set,
06:59we shot the cockpit,
07:01one and a half years after that.
07:02Oh.
07:03So the whole one and a half years,
07:05every time we have met a pilot,
07:07every time we've been on an Air Force base,
07:09and we've actually sat inside MiG-21s,
07:12with canopy closed,
07:14on the tarmac.
07:15Uh-huh.
07:15And that is an experience,
07:16I can't even describe to you,
07:18if you've not experienced it.
07:19Yeah, absolutely.
07:19So,
07:20it's in my mind,
07:21I would say.
07:22And like I said,
07:23we are not pilots,
07:25we are acting.
07:26So,
07:26because what we should not do,
07:28was so clearly taught to us.
07:29Uh-huh.
07:30I think by the end of it,
07:31we started,
07:32talking like that,
07:33and behaving like that.
07:34And we had pilots,
07:35who would train us.
07:36Yeah.
07:36Who would then say,
07:37you're looking like a pilot.
07:39I know,
07:40I know,
07:41but you're not a pilot.
07:42We had different,
07:42we had male and female pilots training,
07:44and they would say,
07:45we know you're not a pilot,
07:46but you really look like a pilot.
07:48So that was the big compliment for us,
07:50and that gave us a lot of strength and confidence.
07:53Yeah.
07:53I was seeing,
07:56in the first,
07:57early days of set,
07:58you know,
07:59I was already mesmerized by his work,
08:01and like,
08:01I had not known him,
08:02the way that I do now.
08:04And,
08:04and me and Taruk,
08:05we were just seeing him,
08:07we were just seeing him,
08:08and he was just seeing him,
08:08and he was just seeing him,
08:09and he was telling him,
08:11that he was telling him,
08:11how to check the flight,
08:12before you enter the flight.
08:15And, I tell you,
08:17like, we were just like,
08:18how,
08:18I asked him after he did it,
08:20which was,
08:21perfect.
08:22He perfectly,
08:23you'll never be able to tell that,
08:24he is not a pilot,
08:25with that shot.
08:26the taps that he was doing to check,
08:28where he was tapping,
08:29and it was very less amount of time,
08:31in which he got to know,
08:32ki,
08:33achha yeh hota hai,
08:34and the way,
08:34to the execution.
08:35It was very less amount of time.
08:37I'm telling you,
08:38you will not be able to tell that,
08:39he's not trained for it for years,
08:41to be able to,
08:41like, you know,
08:42get into that flight.
08:43Like, he really, really,
08:44did his job really well.
08:45And, I mean,
08:46I don't know how much,
08:47would he want me to reveal about,
08:48how he worked on his character,
08:50but,
08:50I was very curious about knowing,
08:52how he was working towards his character.
08:54And,
08:55it's a great,
08:56great honor,
08:57to be able to play that character.
08:58That's very kind of you,
08:58Gurufi,
08:59but,
08:59the Air Force also gave us so much.
09:01You know, Bhaji?
09:02Yeah.
09:03Just imagine,
09:03you are actually doing your pre-flight check,
09:06on an actual MiG-21,
09:08before it was,
09:09retired.
09:10So,
09:10we were the last,
09:11to fly,
09:12our crew has actually had pilots,
09:14from the Indian Air Force,
09:15fly MiGs,
09:16in short,
09:17land MiGs,
09:18take-off MiGs.
09:19Who do you get?
09:20Absolutely.
09:21So,
09:21that time,
09:22if you have to do the pilot's acting,
09:24if you don't do that,
09:26then,
09:27something is very wrong.
09:29Absolutely.
09:30Okay.
09:30And, Arnav,
09:31I want to know,
09:32for this project,
09:33how long did it take,
09:34for you to get convinced?
09:35Sir,
09:36I didn't have to be convinced.
09:37Main thodi,
09:38main sab kam kare ke bata.
09:40For me,
09:40it's my biggest project yet,
09:42and there's no question about that.
09:43I auditioned for it,
09:44and I,
09:45luckily,
09:46got the part,
09:46and it's a,
09:47very different story for me.
09:49Oni sir,
09:49the director,
09:50he had directed me,
09:52in a commercial for Snapdeal,
09:5310 years ago,
09:54when I was 16 years old.
09:55And,
09:56he just remembered me,
09:57while I auditioned for this.
09:59And,
09:59that's proof of like,
10:00you know,
10:00you never know in this industry,
10:02what gets you what.
10:03And, so for me,
10:04it was obviously,
10:05it's a big break for me,
10:06this project.
10:06And,
10:07there were no questions about it.
10:09Like,
10:09I didn't even know what I was getting into.
10:12My research was a lot,
10:13because I was like,
10:13Main toh,
10:14kar dunga kuch,
10:15this project,
10:16main sare YouTube videos,
10:17dik dale,
10:17main ne sab kar diya.
10:20But,
10:20yeah,
10:21like for me,
10:21it was a no brainer,
10:22and like,
10:23to end up with this cast.
10:24Like,
10:24it's,
10:24it's amazing.
10:26You know,
10:26all the boys,
10:27the golden arrows,
10:28which is,
10:28you know,
10:28Ahuja sir,
10:29Tony sir,
10:29you know,
10:30Goofy,
10:30Baldy,
10:31Sanghi and Dali.
10:33Each of them have very,
10:35very unique personalities,
10:37and characteristics,
10:38and styles.
10:39So,
10:39we used to have a running gag about Goofy,
10:42that,
10:42he looks the most like a pilot,
10:44without doing anything.
10:46He's just standing there,
10:47in the trailer,
10:48there's also a short shot,
10:48and there's a wave,
10:50there's a wave,
10:50there's two waves.
10:51Look at him,
10:52right now,
10:52he just becomes,
10:55it's just like,
10:56yaar,
10:57he's a pilot,
10:58how do we do it?
10:59So,
10:59now,
10:59he's got a lot of YouTube,
11:02from there.
11:04He's also,
11:05they're all such,
11:06diligent,
11:06hard-working actors,
11:07and everybody,
11:09wants to raise their work.
11:11It's a really,
11:11really exciting thing for us,
11:13which you've seen as,
11:14the camaraderie between the boys.
11:15Coming from you,
11:16means a lot.
11:17Grown up watching you.
11:18Thanks man.
11:19And Mir,
11:20my next question is for you.
11:21What I've found interesting,
11:22about your character,
11:23is that,
11:23it comes with a greater depth,
11:24because he's also dealing with a lot of things,
11:26on the back end.
11:27How is it for you,
11:29to,
11:29kind of,
11:30bring these two at the convergence point,
11:32and then perform,
11:32as an actor?
11:33I think yeah,
11:34this is one,
11:34great thing the writers did,
11:36in this show,
11:36is that,
11:37it's not just about war,
11:38it's also what the families,
11:39are going through,
11:40what the wives,
11:41of the pilots,
11:42are going through.
11:43Because,
11:45they can focus on their flying,
11:51so yeah,
11:52I mean,
11:52it's a complex character,
11:54I wouldn't say complex character,
11:56but complex circumstances,
11:58which he's at,
11:59during the show,
12:00and his arc.
12:03that,
12:03of course he has,
12:05and as,
12:05you know,
12:06I don't want to reveal,
12:07too much about the show,
12:08right now,
12:08but,
12:09even when we met,
12:10the real life pilots there,
12:11real life officers there,
12:12they are human,
12:13life has problems,
12:15relationships,
12:16and everything,
12:18there are problems,
12:19but still,
12:19when they are flying,
12:20they are just focusing on flying,
12:22so that's one thing,
12:23I got to learn from them,
12:25very initially,
12:26that they are so,
12:27at it,
12:28and they live in the moment,
12:29when they are flying,
12:30because they have to,
12:31for the nation,
12:32so that is something,
12:33which I really,
12:34liked about them,
12:36and I kind of,
12:36you know,
12:37picked that up,
12:38picked that attribute,
12:39for my character,
12:39as well,
12:40so it was,
12:42and I'm kind of happy,
12:43that you know,
12:44my prep,
12:45more of my prep,
12:46was at the FO station,
12:47because I was logged,
12:48two days before,
12:49the filming began,
12:50so I didn't get to,
12:51watch a lot of YouTube videos,
12:53as Arnav did,
12:55and,
12:55I don't have to do my prep,
12:56and luckily,
12:57the first two or three days,
12:58of shoot were,
13:00very light,
13:01it was not very,
13:01technically driven,
13:02for me,
13:03and,
13:03you know,
13:05I had like,
13:05a five six day,
13:06buffer day,
13:08but I'm so glad,
13:10that,
13:10that those buffer days,
13:11were in the FO station,
13:12I could really,
13:13touch the MIGs,
13:14feel the MIG,
13:14and then,
13:15you know,
13:16do my homework,
13:17at the FO's base,
13:18with the officers around me,
13:19so that really helped me,
13:21and,
13:21you know,
13:22if I didn't get,
13:24prep time,
13:24I got a lot of prep time,
13:28around the MIGs,
13:29so,
13:29yeah,
13:31and,
13:31my next question is for,
13:32Sid sir,
13:33and Jimmy sir,
13:34I feel being an actor,
13:35is one of the greatest blessings,
13:37it's one of the greatest things,
13:38to be an artist,
13:39because,
13:39a,
13:39you get to live,
13:40as many lives,
13:41as an actor,
13:42second thing,
13:42it adds up to your repository,
13:44of knowledge,
13:45when you work in such a project,
13:46you know,
13:46you get to know about your own country,
13:48how,
13:49how everything went down,
13:50how the means were achieved,
13:51and,
13:52for you,
13:52how would you describe,
13:53being an actor,
13:54and working in,
13:55in a set up like this,
13:56both of you?
13:57I think,
14:02as I said before,
14:03when there are projects,
14:05we choose,
14:05so,
14:07we chose this project,
14:08we chose this project,
14:09and,
14:09it was created,
14:10that,
14:10we have given us,
14:13all the work that has given us,
14:15we have given us,
14:16and,
14:16when a team is good,
14:18and creators are good,
14:19and,
14:21you know,
14:22the actors,
14:23who are,
14:23are working,
14:25and,
14:25you don't know,
14:27it's become a thing,
14:28because,
14:29it's been extensively shoot,
14:30it's not something that,
14:32you know,
14:32chunks,
14:33like,
14:33we were talking about,
14:35so,
14:35the whole set up,
14:37was almost a month,
14:40after that,
14:40our shooting started.
14:44So,
14:44there were such gaps,
14:46so,
14:46the first build was 6 months,
14:49then,
14:50one month,
14:50for corrections.
14:52So,
14:53after that,
14:54after that,
14:54the rest,
14:55when you go to the air base,
14:56for a month,
14:57we were on air base,
14:59we were on air base,
15:00at 4 o'clock,
15:01we started shooting at 4 o'clock,
15:02and,
15:02at 10 o'clock,
15:03it was going to be 10 o'clock,
15:04and,
15:05it didn't happen,
15:06because,
15:06everything was good,
15:07it was good,
15:08and,
15:09it was a good story,
15:11which you were working on,
15:12the actors,
15:14were good,
15:14the director was good,
15:17because,
15:18when you got up,
15:19it was a little time,
15:21and,
15:22everything was good to rest,
15:23and,
15:23again,
15:24all of the charges,
15:25so,
15:26I think,
15:27projects,
15:28you have to find out,
15:30such projects,
15:31that,
15:31you have to find out,
15:33and,
15:35they are being part of their,
15:36and,
15:37they are coming,
15:39and,
15:40we hope,
15:41that you have enjoyed it.
15:42because it's technology backed also.
15:46I mean, all these stories are very difficult to hear.
15:51If the technology doesn't exist,
15:54then the views of a man are a little fake.
15:58I hope that it will not happen with this.
16:01I think there are very few projects
16:05where you can meet everyone in the project.
16:09They will also make a project with them.
16:12This is that kind of project.
16:14So I totally agree with what Jimmy Paz said that
16:17these projects choose you, number one.
16:20I also loved the way he said that
16:21they can make films like this.
16:24Or if someone sees it,
16:25someone will say that
16:25I will also make it in Operation Saffir.
16:27They will not make it.
16:29Sometimes there is written
16:30and we all get cut into this project.
16:34And that is something that, you know,
16:36and one more thing I want to share with,
16:38with young people who are watching this.
16:40Our idea is that we would love for young people
16:43to know about real heroes.
16:46In the age of plastic and PR and fake news
16:50and all of these things.
16:52It's very important to know real stories.
16:53Yeah.
16:54And for them, there is a thing that,
16:56the destination,
16:57this manzil ki talash mein ap chalti rheitte ho,
17:00phirtte rheitte ho.
17:01kuch projects saab ki zindegi mein aayenge,
17:03kuch cheeze hoongi,
17:04jahan pe us ka hissa banna hi manzil tak pahunch na hai.
17:08Toh mein samajta hon jis din meinne hi haa bola.
17:11Yeah.
17:11Ya jis din hunne meray baare mein socha,
17:14ussi din mein jeet gaya,
17:15usse din meri manzil tak pahunch gaya.
17:16Yeah.
17:17That's what operations of Aidsagar is for me personally.
17:20And quickly, I have two last questions.
17:22One is for you, Jimmy sir.
17:23There's a very long running joke that,
17:26that not everything happens good to Jimmy sir in majority of his films.
17:31I hope that's not the case this time.
17:32You fly home, back safe, back to the base,
17:35you're completely safe.
17:36Please tell me if that's the case.
17:39Yeh, spoilery nahi hai sir.
17:40Yeh, Tony sir.
17:41He went on to become the chief of Air Force staff.
17:44And he's the reason we made it.
17:46Yeh samaj gaya, yeh ladkiyon ko leke baat kar.
17:49No, no.
17:49But like in general.
17:52Ismei wo wala chakkar hi nahi hai.
17:53Yeh Desh ka chakkar.
17:55Yehaan garbun ni vakti hai.
17:57Okay.
17:58And Sid sir, for you,
18:00I have always looked up to as a fighter.
18:04In this series, you are also playing a fighter.
18:06In Rangday Basanti as well, you played a fighter.
18:08And in real life as well, you have that,
18:10those ideas, those thoughts process.
18:13What do you have to say about the current political climate of the country?
18:16Is there anything that you would like to say to the youth of the nation?
18:19No, not really.
18:21Watch Operation Safed Sagar on Netflix on August 7th,
18:25if you are a young person.
18:26I think,
18:28agar 20 saal pehle,
18:29jab mein,
18:30aur bhi yuva tha,
18:32aur bhi norejawan tha,
18:34tab,
18:34the film we made is still spoken about 20 years later.
19:05Ya,
19:07artists. Anyone can take the real start. Sir for me this whole project like I have not
19:14been able to elaborately talk about the effect the cast has had on me but largely for me the
19:21cast has had the biggest effect on me because everybody has a way of working. I am coming
19:26in here like like a young air force pilot will come to see their seniors and learn how they
19:32deal with that situation. Equivalently as an actor I was learning from each one of them
19:38and not just these two stalwarts but all the younger boys as well as learning from everyone
19:43very minute details. I have a habit of taking the good things keeping it with me and I had
19:49a lot of good things to take. So it's still processing because it's been such a long journey
19:54but it's been in my mind and I am utilizing it in my other projects. And it's a small
20:00small thing. How do you talk with people? How do you talk with your staff? It's a very
20:06small thing. So I cannot like it will take the whole interview time up if I start talking
20:11about all the great things that I have learnt here. But yeah that's my experience.
20:15And mere closing notes? I just feel that we are in such a great profession that we get
20:21to be so many different characters and play so many different lives and secondly you know
20:26when you wrap a project and you go to another project, you start another project, you form
20:32a different family. So every project feels like another family, another home. And here we
20:36did found a home I feel because we shot for two, two and a half years. We were together hopping
20:42from one hotel to the other, one air force station to the other. And we kind of complete each
20:49other sentences and people understand each other's nature. And we really had fun during the entire
20:56course of shooting and filming. But yeah I am very very grateful to have worked with such
21:01good actors. Because every actor wants to know that the opposite of their cast is a good actor.
21:09So that is more important because if you are a good human being, only then you will be a good
21:17actor.
21:17Absolutely.
21:18So people can see how it works. I am very very grateful for the makers and for the writer to
21:26choose
21:27me for this part and to you know put me in a group of such good actors and such good
21:33human beings.
21:34And I am tempted to ask one last question. It is open to all four of you. As he mentioned
21:38that actors become family or artists become family while working on a project. Is it too
21:42difficult to detach once the project ends or like your experience makes it easier to detach?
21:47How is it?
21:49Sir, I had said that. I had been emotional and I had said that in his house that
21:54now the project is finished. Now we will be friends or not. And he just said one thing.
21:59It's like it's a choice. Aap ki marzi hai. Agar aapko whatever you want to take from it.
22:05You want to keep in touch, not keep in touch. Everybody is, this profession is such that we
22:09move on to you know different places, different timelines, different countries to shoot, to
22:14work, people to work with. But it's a choice. You want to you know you can choose to do,
22:19choose to keep in touch or not basically. So I really want to choose to keep in touch.
22:23And this thing has been over one year. And now I think we are friends.
22:29Okay, we are friends.
22:30Yes, we are friends. We will take the phone.
22:34It's honestly very very emotional for like every set and to part ways with that.
22:40Of course we are in touch, we are very much in touch. But
22:46uthna hum roze mil nahi paate jaysse roze milte hai.
22:48Jaysse manikha ki aap apne family ke saato, apne cousins, brothers, relatives ke saato
22:53asasa lagta hai an phir aap, aap saap apne apne apne alag-alag raaste chal gai.
22:56Yeah.
22:56So for me the last day, oh my god, it's very very emotional. Every day. For every project,
23:02the last day especially. Also for two reasons. One that we are parting ways.
23:06Woh jo bhai cha raha hai, woh abhi hai. So apne apne raaste ja raha hai.
23:10Secondly, you know, when is the next time I'll be on set again? That feeling.
23:15Yeah. That is again, that is a feeling which also like makes me very emotional. Because,
23:19you know, being on set, being in front of the camera, being in front of the lights,
23:22just gives me that adrenaline rush, which I really like. So woh ek fear hatha ki,
23:27re, next time kab mile ga set pe jane ga fir ma hatha. So that is also the feeling which
23:30makes me really emotional.
23:32Perfect. So with that, we have reached the end of this conversation. If there is anything
23:35that I may have missed asking as a question or something that you will have to talk about,
23:38so please feel free.
23:40We will have more to talk on all this.
23:43So on that note, thank you so much and I wish you all the best for operations.

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