00:00Yes sir, you were saying on that play day that your head was throbbing and then you did the 4
00:05-hour play.
00:06Arup Namah is.
00:22And then you did a 2-hour book signing after that.
00:34I mean that almost seems like, how does mum even do that when you haven't eaten and your head is
00:41throbbing?
00:41Responsibility, that's my responsibility.
00:44In some sense, I am a very Lokdharm-y man.
00:47You know, Lokdharm is like a lot about duties.
00:52It's just that there the duties are prescribed from outside.
00:58Here, I self-appoint the duty and once I decide I am responsible for something, it is next to impossible
01:04for me to withdraw.
01:06And if I have to withdraw, there would be a lot of guilt.
01:09So I cannot withdraw.
01:11Some of that I think sometimes might be unnecessary also.
01:15I might be overdoing it.
01:18But it's just something that you actually, sincerely feel.
01:24And overdoing, how will you even decide?
01:26Because this has not been done before.
01:28You are only setting the bars.
01:30The logical brain knows in a rational way that this signature on this book may go undervalued or whatever.
01:42But then, fine.
01:45Relationships are a delicate business.
01:48You should not hastily enter one.
01:50You become responsible for too much.
01:55Relationships are among the people who have not been trusted.
01:56The frame is secondary.
01:56Creative was a very local reason for whether they were better for you.
01:56I did not spend time with either.
01:56I did not spend time with a lot of money on this book.
01:56Too much money on this book.
01:57It is.
01:58I hung out of a million years.
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