00:00to begin with let me introduce everyone who's sitting over here and starting from
00:07the left you might have heard that song that is sung by Dipali Sahai
00:20Sanjay Suri is a local boy he's ex-boy ex-boy but and from burn hall school and very much
00:34Shrinagar person and
00:42he was in our film and this is the first time that I worked with him
00:48Sunidhi Chauhan who has come to support us here
00:57I am the director of My Wapwasa
01:02Shrwari who plays Gia in My Wapwasa
01:06Sounder and last and not the least Vedang Vedang Rehna local boy back again
01:16in his hometown
01:18I can soon see
01:19I will come back and it has happened in a big way
01:23and he will come back
01:25and when we were shooting
01:28because his role was such a
01:30I am the director of My Wapwasa
01:30he was very attracted to his actual legacy
01:34and he was very attracted to his parents
01:38and we were talking about
01:39and we were talking about
01:40and at that time
01:41when we were shooting
01:43that scene
01:43that scene
01:44that scene
01:44that scene
01:44that scene
01:44that scene
01:45that scene
01:45that scene
01:47that scene
01:56and it's great to be here
01:58and it's great to be here with you
02:00and Sanjay. Thank you. And Shreya Ji, who is very much the convener, organizer and as I call her,
02:09the battery in this whole film festival. Thank you.
02:44It's very much.
02:45I think that she has been very successful, as you can see, because there are young filmmakers,
02:49so Gajji no doubt, Alpha is the best option there. Salute goes to you.
02:53So, on the other side, Sanjay Ji, you are from Kashmir, and your roots are connected with your
02:58roots but you have told us to keep our ex in our heart.
03:01No, he is a boy. He doesn't say he is a Kashmir.
03:04I am not the same.
03:05I am the same.
03:06The entire film is sitting here.
03:08The background of Kashmir's Kashmir needs to be used, especially for the film.
03:13Because Suniti Ji has sung a lot of songs.
03:16Kashmiri folk, or the lori, or the songs,
03:20especially in the Polywood.
03:22I remember the same film,
03:24which is Janan Rappi Rappi,
03:26or other songs.
03:28But the love of Kashmir,
03:30is very low in the Polywood.
03:38I think Sanjay and Vedang should speak.
03:42I think you should ask some questions first.
03:45Sanjay Ji Ji, I think.
03:47First, my question.
03:50Thank you, Imjiaz.
03:52You have a great introduction.
03:56My pleasure to be with you.
03:58Honestly, everyone here.
04:00Thank you, Imjiaz.
04:01My pleasure to be with you.
04:02Thank you, Sanjay.
04:04I love you.
04:04I love you.
04:05The one I love you.
04:07Thank you for being here.
04:07Is there any questions?
04:19I love you.
04:21I love you.
04:24So, it's a very good film.
04:26So, your question is that in Indian cinema,
04:32Amitiaz Ji didn't have a conclave here 2 years ago.
04:35That's the answer to that.
04:38Now, where the story is, the culture will come.
04:41Where is the story?
04:44I saw pictures here.
04:46At the podium.
04:48He didn't go to the hotel,
04:50and he came back with the smell of cigarette.
04:53But that's the time.
04:56Regal, Ardoz, Khayam, Neelam.
04:58We have a great picture in Broadway.
05:00Okay?
05:01Very good.
05:02So, now, it's about 36 years later,
05:08the theater opened in the third year.
05:12Regal tried to open it in 1999,
05:14but in the first place,
05:16a grenade blasted.
05:18One person was a wizard.
05:20He was a wizard.
05:20He was a wizard.
05:21He was a wizard.
05:22He was a wizard.
05:23He was a wizard.
05:23He was a wizard.
05:26He was a wizard.
05:28He was a wizard.
05:28He was a wizard.
05:30And then, he was a wizard.
05:33He was a wizard.
05:34And, he was a wizard.
05:34So, he was a wizard.
05:38So, He began to build action.
05:40We are not going to Iran but we are not going to see the cinema.
05:43We are not going to see the cinema.
05:46We are not going to see the cinema.
05:51The cinema is a window into another world.
05:57So the question of your question is that the filmmakers here and the people here
06:02that will not be able to train any of them,
06:09or will not be able to tell their stories.
06:11Now we are in a digital age,
06:13we are doing a blogging for tourism,
06:17and we are saying that the stories will be easy to tell us.
06:21So we are saying,
06:21but the stories are made,
06:27and it is a little fun,
06:28the stories will also be made of love.
06:31And if I will come back,
06:32then it will be a love story.
06:34It will not be able to see you.
06:36Because it is a partition,
06:40of the undivided India,
06:42but it is also a heart,
06:46and the experience of Kashmir,
06:47which is a disaster,
06:51will also be able to identify people today.
06:54They will be able to identify them.
06:55and make them feel comfortable.
06:56Because the story of the world,
07:00the world,
07:01the land,
07:02the essence of the world,
07:04will be identified.
07:06It is a very, very interesting film.
07:08I mean,
07:09it is such a film in decades.
07:11So I am wondering,
07:13it is a show here,
07:14please come from me.
07:15I'm going to go ahead and go ahead.
07:21Vedang, why don't you say some words?
07:26Hello.
07:29Namaskar Aadab everyone.
07:32My name is Vedang Raina.
07:34And I'm very much from here. I'm a Raina.
07:36And this is only my second visit to Kashmir.
07:39But here, I've always come with my family.
07:44I'm very happy.
07:46And I feel like this is my home.
07:50And like Sintyya said,
07:53I'm going back to my family.
07:56Our generation has a partition,
07:59not my generation,
08:01not my generation,
08:02not my generation,
08:03not Kashmir,
08:04which I want to learn.
08:08So I'm very happy every time I come here.
08:10And I will come back.
08:12I will come back.
08:13I will come back.
08:14I will come back here.
08:15And Kashmir will always be home.
08:17And Srinagar will always be home.
08:18I'm a Raina.
08:21My family is a Raina.
08:23And Srinagar will always be happy.
08:26I can't express it in words.
08:31And Kashmir will always be happy.
08:40But I understand a little bit.
08:42And all I'd like to say is
08:44sadha hush
08:46I'm feeling
08:48after coming to Srinagar.
08:50So thank you very much.
08:51Thank you very much.
08:52Very good.
08:59Sudeenji, is Bollywood making enough space for original sounds and voices?
09:08Enough space?
09:09Yeah.
09:12It's a bit similar to what Sanjay said.
09:14You can hear the sound of a song that is familiar with this song.
09:18It's a bit different from the song.
09:23I don't remember the songs of the song.
09:25But there are many songs that have inspired me from different regions.
09:31Whether it's folk or different music, it was inspired by the songs.
09:36I'm feeling lucky that I've had a chance to sing a song in Mission Kashmir.
09:48That's what I want to say.
10:17I don't know.
10:19But I don't know that the mood is just good.
10:24It's a very liberating feeling.
10:27My dream was to go to Kashmir.
10:30It's a very strange thing.
10:31But I've gone so many years.
10:32I've gone so many places.
10:36But I've gone so many years to come here.
10:39Thanks to you.
10:39It's important.
10:42And I've gone so many times.
10:45But I feel like I've gone so far.
10:52I have a feeling about this place.
10:56It's a very simple place.
10:59I feel like this place is very high.
11:03And as long as I tell you,
11:06it's a little bit more than I've come here.
11:38It's so much time.
11:39This is not a cinema culture in Kashmir, which was in the 19th century.
11:44My question is, is this film festival that you have to revive the cinema culture,
11:49or attract the present generation?
11:54To be honest, people do not watch films.
11:57This is my advice.
11:58In the 19th century, people do not watch films.
12:00Now, there is no cinema.
12:01Today, with the mobiles and readers.
12:03So, what would you like to give a suggestion?
12:05To be honest, people do not watch films.
12:09This is not a surprise.
12:12This is also a surprise.
12:14Everyone is watching online.
12:17Because the world has changed.
12:19We all have to watch things on mobile.
12:22Not at home.
12:23There are OTT platforms.
12:25So, there are two questions.
12:29In the 80s, in the 70s,
12:32he is making films,
12:33he is getting watched again.
12:38In that period,
12:41it is a time for us.
12:43Now, in our film,
12:46the previous thing is opening weekend business and we also say that
12:50this film has used to make a business like opening weekend.
13:01awareness, marketing, there is one theatre or two, I don't know if Neelam is running or not.
13:12Are you running? Tell me. Neelam is running?
13:23My friend, who was born in the 1990s, said that we were dead in the VHS.
13:34He was 35 or 36 years old and he didn't know about it.
13:37He said that we didn't see any pictures.
13:38He said that we didn't see any pictures.
13:39He said that we didn't see any pictures.
13:42There was a band.
13:46There is a Dubai Film Festival, a Qatar Film Festival.
13:49There are a lot of films in the world.
13:53This is the beginning.
13:56The youth, there is a lot of messages.
13:58Amjad sir has always come to us.
14:00In the last conflict, the Q&A was the only thing.
14:03Where do we send?
14:05How do we make it?
14:06How do we make it?
14:07There is a lot of workshops.
14:09If you are opening a film school, it will be very good.
14:14So, if you can get the experience of the film,
14:17and you can look at the point of your stories.
14:21So, I think that this is not possible in isolation.
14:25The film will release and it will be done.
14:27It's a great place.
14:28Now, how many years ago, we were here in the cafes.
14:30How many cafes have come to us?
14:32Right?
14:33That is alright.
14:34The open its lloyd mainly.
14:38Oh yes.
14:40How many restaurants and cafes?
14:45How many cafes do we sing v
14:47Obviously, children are going to
14:49develop your entrepreneurs,
14:52as developers, KyshmiKyi are always waiting.
14:55Right?
14:55Yes.
14:56When I was in the first time, I thought it was not Kashmiri.
15:03Now, there are 15 questions from them.
15:08You want to sing me that?
15:10Yes.
15:11But in the other's options.
15:12Share your experience walking with the Kashmiri.
15:15Yes.
15:16Yes.
15:16Yes.
15:23As a Kashmiri artist,
15:26a typical Kashmiri girl,
15:29make an inspiration by which women do you have seen Bollywood from you today whom have inspired you?
15:34Yes.
15:36I am very young,
15:40but I am sure that you feel comfortable if it gets to me.
15:44If you get a chance to get a chance to get a chance, I will do it because as you
15:47can see,
15:47the stories are very important.
15:50As young actors, we are looking at different stories.
15:53The language is not a barrier.
15:55Regional languages, regional films,
15:58we have so many beautiful stories
15:59that we get the chance to get actors to show their work.
16:03So I think this will be a great opportunity.
16:06I do hope that it will be so exciting.
16:08I am so excited.
16:10You are asking something.
16:11Please share your experience hoping in the film.
16:49So I am very grateful for it.
16:58All of us.
17:12Say that, that is just to us, that's true.
17:36I'll be very honest, I've done a lot from festivals.
17:40I'll be very honest, I've done a lot from festivals.
17:43I'll talk only about Kashmir.
17:45I can't explain what I feel like.
17:47I can't explain it.
17:50You, the people who have so much love,
17:54the people who have so much love,
17:55they get very little to see.
17:58We go somewhere else.
18:03I've also talked to you yesterday.
18:05I'm just in this desire that here,
18:06there's such a chance to bring my concert here,
18:10and I'll come here and I'll be able to get my concert.
18:14I'll be able to get my concert here.
18:17I can't wait to see.
18:21But, I'm very grateful to you.
18:27You've heard folk music a little bit.
18:34In fact, Sir's film, Leila Majmu,
18:39there was also a part in Kashmir,
18:41Lala Zula.
18:44It's very interesting.
18:45The words are very rhythmic.
18:49In fact, those singers who have sung it,
18:51they also love me.
18:53The whole film was really great.
18:55Lala Majmu.
18:56So, I think there's a connection
18:57that brings me to Kashmir.
19:00And I only hope,
19:02that there's something else.
19:03Do you have a client?
19:04Yes, of course.
19:11Bumbaro, Bumbaro, Bumbaro,
19:13Shaman Rang Bumbaro.
19:15Bumbaro, Bumbaro, Shaman Rang Bumbaro.
20:18Thank you, sir.
20:18It is...
20:19It is...
20:20It is...
20:21It is...
20:48Thank you very much.
21:12Thank you very much.
21:24Thank you very much.
