00:00Shana ji first of all welcome to INS. Thank you so much.
00:03And Shana ji, first of all, you know that Singh vs. Kor 2
00:06has a character from Bengali backdrop.
00:10The story is Punjabi, Kolkota and Canada.
00:13So how interesting to portray this character
00:16in which there was multiple layers of culture, language and personality.
00:23It was a very interesting character.
00:25It was a very interesting character.
00:26It was a very interesting character.
00:34When you watch the film, Kolkata,
00:38which we have presented so beautifully,
00:43it will be interesting to see you.
00:46When you watch the film on September 11,
00:49tell yourself that my character is so interesting.
00:53I really enjoyed it.
00:57Shana ji, Jashnit and Nihal's equation
01:00is the conflict of romance and comedy.
01:03So what do you think that the relationship
01:05is the most interesting layer of the audience
01:08that will discover the audience?
01:09You will see all these things.
01:11You will see romance and emotions.
01:15There are a lot of things.
01:18There are a lot of things.
01:20There are a lot of things.
01:21Actually, when you watch the film,
01:23I will reveal the first one.
01:26So how do you see the film?
01:28So what you see in the trailer,
01:30there are a lot of things that I can't reveal.
01:34I can't reveal it.
01:35You have played the Bengali character.
01:38So how do you observe the language and mannerisms
01:39that the culture of Kolkata?
01:42Yes, there were teachers in the set.
01:45So they were keeping everything.
01:47I was telling them about nothing.
01:49And what I've said,
01:54they would teach them as well.
01:56And I would say,
01:59back of my mind,
02:00I was following the back of my mind.
02:01But it could deliver that the person
02:02I could do.
02:04And that was very interesting.
02:06Perfect.
02:07There was a lot of things that
02:10that stood behind me and there were more
02:12to give a man expression and
02:16And to feel everything, it was challenging, but interesting and fun.
02:24How did you get to work with Gipi Garewal and how did you get to learn new things about Gipi
02:29Garewal?
02:30I've worked with Gipi Garewal, I've worked with Gipi Garewal.
02:32It was good to work with Gipi Garewal because he's a lot of fun-loving, caring, protective, he's a very
02:41good host.
02:42And he has a lot of knowledge as a director, so I noticed a lot of things.
02:48And I wanted to apply in a future life.
02:51When actors are in a franchise and hit franchise,
02:58how do you feel pressure? Because you've never done that franchise before.
03:03You've seen Sing vs. Kaur first time.
03:09Because the audience compared to each other, what do you think about it?
03:12How much pressure was your actor?
03:14Look, I feel like,
03:16when there's a comparison between Sing vs. Kaur,
03:20the first singer of Sing vs. Kaur,
03:22the first singer of Sing vs. Kaur,
03:22the first singer of Sing vs. Kaur,
03:23the first singer of Sing vs. Kaur,
03:24the first singer of Sing vs. Kaur,
03:38what has the same time?
03:38There's something to highlight and some things.
03:40Of course, the impact of the audience is immense to the point of view.
03:47But when I see that,
03:49people love me,
03:50trust me,
03:50they've also loved me.
03:52You spent a lot of time in Punjab and Mumbai, so how do you balance your life between Mumbai and
03:59Punjab?
03:59It's really fun. Mumbai is my home and Punjab is my home and my job.
04:09When I come to Mumbai, I think that I have bought a house for yourself.
04:17So I am very proud of myself.
04:23When I go to Mumbai, I feel that I have to work and go back home.
04:30It doesn't seem boring.
04:34When I come to Mumbai and Mumbai, I feel good.
04:44It's a good feeling.
04:45It's a good feeling.
04:49Sometimes we wish something casually and then it becomes a reality.
04:54Have you seen any manifestation in your career in Sing vs. Kor 2?
04:57Do you see any manifestation in your career in Sing vs. Kor 2?
05:00Yes.
05:01I feel that the manifestation of Sing vs. Kor 2 was in Punjabi industry.
05:04I have always told everyone about that.
05:08I really liked that film.
05:10I have always told everyone about that.
05:14I have always told everyone about that.
05:15If it comes to the film, I want to do it 100% in part 2.
05:24I want to do it 100% in part 2.
05:58I want to do it 100% in part 2.
06:05I want to do it 100% in part 2.
06:07I think the audience will enjoy it. Otherwise, the story will be good and the character will not be good,
06:14then it will not come.
06:17You started working in Punjabi industry and Mumbai industry.
06:23After you experience the different phases of the industry,
06:29the regional actor and mainstream actor labels were relevant.
06:32For me, both are the same.
06:35If I watch everything from my eyes, I am equally.
06:41Everyone is working for the cinema.
06:46In the film, it is also in the theatre.
06:49It is also in the theatre. It is also in the audience.
06:53Everything is the same. The language is the same.
06:57It is also in the audience.
06:58I think it is a good thing.
07:02Whether it is in the industry.
07:04Everything is equal.
07:07Everything is the main.
07:08It is also in the audience.
07:10In the social media, the audience will judge the performance of the film release.
07:16Do you have the audience's expectations and motivation?
07:19Or do you have the pressure of the audience?
07:20I think the audience, when we were young, we were judged as an audience.
07:26It is not the same.
07:28I think it is okay.
07:30It is the right thing.
07:33It is the right thing.
07:34You are the right thing.
07:36You are the right thing.
07:36If you deliver it, you are the right thing.
07:38You can see it in the word of mouth.
07:41So, the audience is the right thing.
07:45The audience is honest.
07:47The audience is the right thing.
07:51The audience is the right thing.
07:53after acting, you have seen the evolution of your priorities and approach?
07:59When you watch the film, you will be a girl, a girl, a girl, and you will be able to
08:04know
08:05how many changes I have, how many work I have, and how much work I have in life.
08:13You will be able to know about the rest of the film, so you will forget the rest of the
08:17film.
08:19As young actors, there is a perception that sometimes the image builds, social media, presence
08:24and PR activities are so focused on acting secondary.
08:29So you think that in the industry, the image and actual craft maintain balance?
08:34See, I think that it's all that it's all, but I think that the audience is very smart.
08:45The audience will be able to know who is in the water, who is in the water.
08:49So, I feel like PR or anything, add the end, the audience will be able to tell yourself.
08:55Because there will be PR in the cinema, you will be able to do what you do.
09:00So, the audience.
09:03Okay.
09:06If you talk about Punjab, there is a campaign campaign in Punjab.
09:11So, what do you say about it?
09:13And you think that as a celebrity, how important is this campaign to voice out?
09:18I think that the drug is made by our film, Sing vs. Kato.
09:24So, you will see it as well as the other people are addicted.
09:30So, you will see it as well as the drugs will be able to lose.
09:41No, I would like to make a part of the film in the cinema and leave the big boss, leave
09:48the rest of the reality show and watch Sing vs. Kortu.
09:52Okay, thank you.
