00:00As-salamu alaikum, with Loose Talk, Anwar Maqsood is at your service.
00:13Before saying anything, it would be better if I introduce you to my guest.
00:21How are you?
00:25Shameless, shameless, shameless.
00:28You should be ashamed. You should be drowned.
00:31What kind of a Muslim are you? You don't greet, you don't pray, you ask directly.
00:35How are you?
00:36Talk with respect. Why are you recording?
00:38I talk with respect.
00:40What is the first duty of a Muslim when he meets another Muslim?
00:44What is his duty?
00:46First of all, his duty is to greet him.
00:49After that, talk to him.
00:52As-salamu alaikum.
00:53Now, when I talk to a Muslim, I greet him.
00:57How are you?
00:59He is my love.
01:02Is this Anwar Maqsood?
01:05Yes, he is. I recognized him.
01:07Did you live in Swat?
01:09No, I didn't.
01:11Yes, I lived in Swat.
01:14Why are you worried if I lived in Swat?
01:17That's what I asked you.
01:19If you know that I am from Swat, why do you have to ask me such a difficult question?
01:28What did you say?
01:30Chilgoze.
01:31Yes, sir. The recording has started. What do you mean by Chilgoze?
01:34I can't call you Kaju.
01:37If I call you Chilgoze, that is also Chilagoze.
01:42You are my guest.
01:45Tell me something.
01:49Tell me honestly.
01:52You said that you are my guest.
01:55Once you are my guest, you will know what a guest is.
02:00Yes, sir. The recording has started.
02:02Tell me one thing.
02:04Before you say anything, tell me if you have ever been attacked by a drone.
02:09Think about it.
02:11Think and tell me if you have ever been attacked by a drone.
02:14Sir, just answer my question.
02:18Okay.
02:19When did you come from Swat?
02:21What?
02:22When did you come from Swat?
02:23I didn't come from Swat. I came from there.
02:26If you were younger than me, I would have told you.
02:29Then you would have known what a guest is.
02:32People are worried about the situation in Swat.
02:34But Swat will always be Swat.
02:36Do you know that I went to Swat on my honeymoon after marriage?
02:41Where did you go?
02:43I went to Swat on my honeymoon.
02:45On your honeymoon.
02:46Now you go to Swat to celebrate your honeymoon.
02:49My uncle will offer flowers on your grave.
02:52And my aunt will offer flowers on your grave.
02:56Go.
02:57Do you belong to Swat?
02:59Yes, I belong to Swat.
03:04No, I meant that you are from Swat.
03:08Yes, I am from Swat.
03:11I was born there.
03:13But I should have been born in Malakand.
03:17Why?
03:18My mother was from Malakand.
03:20My father was from Malakand.
03:22Then how did I come to be born in Swat?
03:24I still don't understand.
03:27I haven't asked anyone.
03:29No one has told me.
03:30If you know, you tell me.
03:32You are from Malakand.
03:34Your parents are from Malakand.
03:36You were born there.
03:38That's right.
03:39That's what I think.
03:41What does your father do?
03:43He is no more.
03:44What does your father do?
03:45May Allah bless him.
03:47May Allah give him a long life.
03:49After giving birth to me,
03:51my father is busy giving birth to my siblings.
03:54No, no.
03:55What does he do?
03:56This is a very difficult job.
03:58The job itself is very difficult.
04:00How many siblings do you have?
04:02One, two, three, four, five.
04:04As far as I can count,
04:06I think there are four or five more.
04:10What did you do in Swat?
04:12In Swat, I had a DVD shop,
04:15a movie theater,
04:17and a hotel.
04:19What was the name of the hotel?
04:21The name of the hotel was Madadgar.
04:23In Karachi, Madadgar means police.
04:26Yes, we also had police officers.
04:32There were four or five police officers.
04:35In your hotel?
04:36Yes.
04:37Why?
04:38I used to come to collect my DSP.
04:42You must be counted among the most important people in Swat.
04:45What?
04:46You must be counted among the most important people in Swat.
04:50Forget that.
04:52Tell me who invented this bomb?
04:57Dr. Qadeer.
04:59No.
05:00I am talking about the bomb that causes problems.
05:03Who invented this bomb?
05:08Do you know Punjabi?
05:10No.
05:11I don't know it for months.
05:14But when I get angry, I remember it often.
05:17You changed the poem to Magar Wazan.
05:19Yes.
05:20I liked it.
05:21Yes.
05:22Did this bomb cause you any harm?
05:24No.
05:25How can you say that?
05:27A bomb in my DVD shop, a bomb in my picture house, a bomb in my hotel.
05:32It came automatically.
05:34Four DVD shops, one picture house, one hotel.
05:39Yes.
05:40You had a lot of income.
05:42Yes, I had a lot of income.
05:44I had a lot of income from my DVD shop and picture house.
05:48I used to go to my hotel in Nuskan.
05:50Why?
05:51The problem with the Pakistani police is that they used to come here and ask for my hotel for an hour or two.
06:00But they used to vacate it in 10-15 minutes.
06:04Why?
06:05I think it was because of the fear of the press.
06:08Because of the fear of the press?
06:09Yes.
06:10I mean, because of the fear of the press, the press came out of my mouth by mistake.
06:13Film, music, hotel.
06:15Yes.
06:16Did you inherit all this?
06:19You will not find a worse person than Wirasatullah Khan in the whole of America.
06:24He is my father-in-law.
06:25Inheritance means that your father and grandfather used to do the same thing?
06:29Look, may Allah bless my father and give him a long life.
06:34My father lies on the bed for 24 hours.
06:39Whenever he wakes up, he watches YouTube.
06:42What does he watch?
06:44YouTube.
06:45He watches YouTube.
06:46I don't know much about my grandfather, but I have heard a lot about him in my area.
06:56When the British saw him, they used to say, God save me, and run away.
07:03Why did you come to Karachi from Sawat?
07:06Huh?
07:07Why did you come to Karachi from Sawat?
07:09What did you ask?
07:11Why did you come to Karachi from Sawat?
07:13The thing is that the business I used to do was very different.
07:22It was very different from the Nizam-e-Adl that has come there.
07:27So coming to Nizam-e-Adl has brought peace to Sawat.
07:31I don't know. I have come to Karachi. I don't know what is there.
07:35Mr. Khan, you left everything and came to Karachi.
07:39Yes.
07:40Now tell me what will you do in Karachi?
07:42What will I do in Karachi?
07:44In Karachi, I plan to do business.
07:47I will buy a picture house on the site.
07:50I will open a DVD shop.
07:53And I will buy a hotel at the Cantt station.
07:57So you don't want to change yourself?
08:00Look, I am a Muslim, but how can I become a true Muslim at this age?
08:05A person should be a true Muslim from the beginning.
08:09Do you have children?
08:10Yes, eight.
08:11Mashallah.
08:12What do they do?
08:13They make copies of DVDs.
08:15They make very painful copies of DVDs.
08:18One is to sit with everyone and watch.
08:22The other is to watch alone.
08:24Which one do you like?
08:25To sit with everyone and watch or to watch alone?
08:28No, I don't like it.
08:30What?
08:31I don't watch DVDs.
08:32You are a liar.
08:33You are lying.
08:34I can feel it from your mouth.
08:36You are lying.
08:37You are lying.
08:38You are lying.
08:39You will see the program and then you will ask me.
08:41Let me finish.
08:43You only talk about yourself.
08:45Okay.
08:46Are you interested in politics?
08:48No, no.
08:49Politics has done a lot of wrong.
08:51There is no need for politics.
08:53There is no interest in politics.
08:55I have a few friends who are politicians.
08:57They used to come to my hotel in Sawat.
09:02For how long?
09:03They used to come and stay for a long time.
09:06What did they do?
09:08They used to go back with great difficulty.
09:10If we look at the current situation,
09:13the President has gone to Japan.
09:16Friends of Pakistan, who are in other countries,
09:20want to help Pakistan.
09:22If we get the money that Friends of Pakistan has given,
09:26it is possible that our situation will get better.
09:28Where are Friends of Pakistan?
09:30They are in other countries.
09:32Why are you talking about other countries?
09:34Talk about your country.
09:36How many Friends of Pakistan are there in Pakistan?
09:39Tell me.
09:41Why are you silent?
09:4316 crore people are friends of Pakistan.
09:47What did you say?
09:4916 crore people are friends of Pakistan.
09:52There is no ghee or sugar in Pakistan.
09:55If there was, I would have said,
09:57there is ghee and sugar in your mouth.
09:59There is no point in sitting and talking.
10:0116 crore people are friends of Pakistan.
10:04Don't lie.
10:06Tell the truth.
10:08Do you love Pakistan?
10:10Do you love Pakistan?
10:12I loved only one person.
10:14I married her.
10:16No, no. I am asking you a different question.
10:18What?
10:19Do you love Pakistan?
10:21What is this question?
10:23Do I love Pakistan?
10:25No one can love Pakistan as much as I love Pakistan.
10:28I say Pakistan Zindabad 10 times a day.
10:32Why do you say Pakistan Zindabad 10 times a day?
10:37I order a DVD of an Indian film.
10:40I make 500 copies of it.
10:42I sell it.
10:44Then I automatically say Pakistan Zindabad.
10:48This is dishonesty.
10:50Who works with dishonesty here?
10:52You talk about yourself.
10:54I think I will live a peaceful life here.
10:57I think I will live a peaceful life here.
11:00How?
11:01I won't tell you everything.
11:03But one thing is for sure.
11:05I will buy a cinema here.
11:08I will buy a DVD shop.
11:10And I will buy a hotel.
11:12Sherpai Hotel.
11:13Where will you get so much money from?
11:15I don't need friends of Pakistan.
11:18I have a lot of money myself.
11:20Don't feel bad.
11:22Why should I feel bad?
11:24If I feel bad, I will definitely feel bad.
11:26You are the first Khansah
11:28who is afraid of the new law of justice.
11:36Look, people pray 24 hours a day.
11:40Now you think, how will I feel if I pray day and night?
11:44How will I pray?
11:46I understand that the people of Zindabad live peacefully.
11:53Everything has changed.
11:55Girls' schools have reopened.
11:57Girls' schools were like a pile of dirt.
11:59I think they have reopened.
12:03Khansah, I pray that you stay happy.
12:05Yes, you also stay happy.
12:07The world should be happy.
12:09This is what I have always thought.
12:11I wish everyone to be happy.
12:13Everyone should be happy.
12:17Tell me, do you want a DVD?
12:26Which one?
12:28It is about the state of the country.
12:30But there are also four or five foreign women in it.
12:33No, I don't want it.
12:35You are interested in music and films.
12:38Yes, I know Binju.
12:40Can you sing a Pashto song?
12:42I don't know the lyrics.
12:44I can sing a tune on Binju.
12:56I can sing a tune on Binju.
13:02That's all I know.
13:04Thank you very much.
13:06You play the sitar very well.
13:08Is it a sitar?
13:10No, it's Binju.
13:12What is it called?
13:14Yes, it's Binju.
13:16I understand it, but I still ask.
13:18It's Binju.
13:20It's Marba Mikhe.
13:22That's what he says.
13:24Thank you very much.
13:54Thank you very much.
