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01:03 So, I think it was a beautiful story that we needed a stress and depression weather.
01:08 The requirements of our video were natural for us.
01:11 In Kashmir's beautiful weather, how many songs did you shoot?
01:15 We shot two videos there, the ones released by the time.
01:19 After reading about the issues of Punjab in the Gita, what do you feel?
01:23 Look, I think that there are two sides of the coin.
01:27 The state in which we are living, where we are from, whether it is political or spiritual,
01:35 I won't say spiritual, I will say religious,
01:39 or social, whatever is good in our society,
01:43 it is the duty of the Gauvaiyya to appreciate it through his songs.
01:46 And whatever is not good, I think the voice against it is also necessary in the Gauvaiyya's Gita.
01:51 Tell us about your family's singing.
01:54 I am from Bhithinda, my district is Bhithinda.
01:57 My mother-in-law is my wife's friend.
01:59 So, we have a very long family.
02:01 My father-in-law has seven sons.
02:03 So, we are living in different places.
02:08 We have two sons, five and seven.
02:12 We are both married, we have a son-in-law, a mother and a father.
02:16 So, we are a happy family.
02:18 What was the first thing that you did with your first income?
02:22 My first hobby was to take my father's loan.
02:25 So, I got that with my first income.
02:28 What was the reason behind your singing career?
02:31 Where did you get this inspiration?
02:33 It was a very natural process.
02:35 I didn't have to design anything.
02:37 I got to know my mother when she became my mother-in-law.
02:42 When I had not yet come in this line.
02:44 At that time, I had a permanent job in Punjabi University, Patiala.
02:48 I was doing background music in the theatre department.
02:51 So, I had to go to my mother.
02:53 I went to my mother's house in Kafkir's hut.
02:55 There was a satsang.
02:57 I sang with my mother there.
02:59 Slowly, the thing started to get popular in Sangat.
03:01 After Sangat, the thing started to get popular in Punjab.
03:05 So, I think I started from a very natural process.
03:08 I added songs to my mother's talks in that hut.
03:11 So, the songs that I used to sing,
03:13 "Jinnah noo tun dasda, hori ek khaane,
03:15 na jaai masta, de vede mast mara denge biba."
03:17 So, the songs that I used to sing were from my mother's talks.
03:19 So, it was very natural.
03:21 Do you get calls from your family from Punjab for live shows?
03:25 From a long time, I get calls from my family.
03:29 So, we go to Pakistan and perform there.
03:33 Because, no doubt,
03:35 the people who are sitting here in Punjab to love,
03:38 the same people are sitting in different cities in Punjab to love.
03:45 Because, they had done Marfa Tunuswani Chepel.
03:47 So, there are many such witnesses.
03:49 When we talk about Khan Sahib,
03:52 Bebe Abida Praveen, Sai Zahoor,
03:54 there are many such witnesses of Mr. Rahat.
03:57 So, there are many people who come.
03:59 And I have a big desire that
04:01 they go there and perform in their families.
04:03 In the villages,
04:04 not many people do a lot of shows.
04:07 They sit on the ground and sing along with the crowd.
04:10 I pray to God that my prayers will be fulfilled soon.
04:14 Kamal Ganiwal, do you do shows at festivals or do you make festivals at home?
04:20 There are many songs at festivals.
04:23 Sometimes, there are programs at Basakhi,
04:25 sometimes at Lodi.
04:27 And in our society, there are programs at weddings.
04:30 I think, each and every wedding is like a festival for us.
04:33 We make our stage.
04:35 The families who have programs at their homes,
04:38 we make their presence.
04:39 We make their presence.
04:43 When all our uncles, uncles, brothers, sisters,
04:48 when they celebrate with us,
04:51 I think it's like a festival for the artists.
04:55 Kamal ji, do you go shopping with your wife?
04:58 No, nothing like that happens.
05:00 Bebe does it at home.
05:03 I don't let her buy anything.
05:05 I buy my own clothes.
05:07 I buy my own clothes.
05:09 I have my own stuff.
05:11 But I don't think we have ever gone shopping together.
05:17 It's been 7 years since I got married.
05:20 I don't think we have ever gone shopping together.
05:26 Bebe goes to her home.
05:28 I go alone.
05:30 Do you prefer sitting on the low seat of the car or the upright seat?
05:35 I am happy with both.
05:36 I have to do an interview now.
05:38 I came alone.
05:39 I drove myself.
05:40 Sometimes the program is far away.
05:42 The driver drives our car.
05:44 He sits with me.
05:45 What is a habit you don't want to leave?
05:48 There are a lot.
05:49 If I sit on the low seat, I will feel very shy.
05:51 Because I have a lot of shortcomings.
05:53 So I have started doing all the puris.
05:55 What do you crave for when you get married?
05:58 I think it's tea.
06:01 I drink tea before the program.
06:08 I drink tea after the program.
06:11 What did you learn from your art?
06:15 Art plays a big role.
06:18 Art spoils the society.
06:20 Art triggers the society.
06:23 Art gives us a lot of positive feedback.
06:25 Art boosts youth.
06:29 It gives us energy.
06:31 It gives us a lot of confidence.
06:33 The farmer's protest was an example of this.
06:35 I learned a lot from art.
06:39 Where will I find a second-hand bean?
06:45 No snake will touch you.
06:46 I don't care who touches me.
06:48 Bittu Sound Batala says,
06:50 Give our sound a chance for your shows.
06:54 It's not necessary.
06:55 You can meet me or my team for such shows.
07:02 Let's have a good conversation.
07:05 It was nice talking to you.
07:08 I thank all the listeners.
07:13 I hope you continue to support 9xTushion.
07:17 I wish you all good music.
07:21 I am Navin from 9xTushion.
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