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00:00Congratulations, for the first cinematic release it's almost ready and
00:06the band is going to come. So how are you feeling?
00:09A large little live film is coming and how many years you know
00:13audience appreciation of your web and different platforms for YouTube to be?
00:18And now that it is coming on theatres, how does it feel? Both of you?
00:22I mean, I would like to say that both of you are nervous and excitement
00:26both of you are. Our first film is theatrical, so we also have excitement
00:32and we also feel like it's challenging, how will it happen?
00:38But overall it's a good feeling.
00:42Some things are similar to what we say in some medium,
00:47but we also have a lot of effort to give a different experience.
00:50We have a lot of effort to give a lot of work.
00:53So how many people enjoy that different experience in theatre?
00:57I'm very excited for this, too.
00:59It's a very different medium.
01:01A half-hour storytelling is a very different medium.
01:02People have to take a house from cinema hall,
01:06sit around for half-hour hours,
01:07and keep them entertained.
01:09This is a different art form.
01:11It's a different art form that is our new.
01:12And the way we have tried to give a lot of work from OTT,
01:19we are also trying to give a lot of work from that medium.
01:23And I hope it will be on the way from Van Devi.
01:27Why are you telling me that a different medium?
01:28Basically for filmmakers and creative people,
01:31I understand, whatever my understanding is about,
01:36that medium doesn't matter for storytelling.
01:42One is a narrative,
01:44and the other is that some people say that medium matters.
01:47So what do you take?
01:49The first question is,
01:50and the other is that longer format is easier and shorter format.
01:55I think easy is no medium.
01:57No medium.
01:58If you ask me,
02:01generally storytelling is a very tough craft,
02:04tough profession,
02:05tough business.
02:08I remember a lot of engineering.
02:11I think engineering was very easy,
02:13and it was a good business.
02:14I'm doing a lot of work.
02:16My family has started doing something.
02:18But,
02:19it's a passion in the story.
02:20It's a great pleasure,
02:24under the guidance of Ekta,
02:25and collaborating with Balaji,
02:27to do something which we have never done.
02:30Imagining everything,
02:32how did it look on the big walls?
02:34When I first told Ekta,
02:36which is a prayerit,
02:38a son's temple,
02:40a son's temple,
02:41a son's temple,
02:42a son's temple,
02:43a son's temple.
02:45In the temple,
02:46it's an actual folklore,
02:48that you have to be a perfect person.
02:51After that,
02:52after that,
02:52we started it,
02:53and that we have done it.
02:55And then when I told Ekta,
02:56that there is a story,
02:57and Ekta told us,
02:57that I think that this story
02:59should be made on a big part,
03:00and that it should be made on the scene.
03:01It should be made on a cinematic experience.
03:02So,
03:03I think that it started it,
03:05and that we have learned everything from today.
03:08We have learned everything from today.
03:09The new things that I thought were all,
03:11we know a story telling.
03:13I don't know about it.
03:15When you see things with a few people,
03:18it's a very different experience.
03:21So,
03:21I think that it was very unique for us.
03:24And,
03:25definitely,
03:27because we are doing the first time,
03:28it feels very challenging.
03:30But,
03:30we have a lot of fun.
03:31And,
03:32we also have a lot of excitement.
03:36It's like,
03:37when the first video was released,
03:38the next one is being done.
03:39So,
03:39we have finished the whole class of this.
03:40then and when games are held back,
03:40whichuntu as officer wanted,
03:41as it's like we are following these shows.
03:42I think that,
03:43you love this time.
03:43And,
03:48theiki,
03:53everything,
03:53everything,
03:54everything all you do about it.
03:55By this time,
03:56even this time,
03:56what it's about,
03:57and that,
04:01everything all you do about it,
04:06is different.
04:07We have each other,
04:07while reading this way,
04:08I have told you that the audience is watching their film and their creation.
04:14If they are watching your creation on the phone, if they are watching viral videos on YouTube.
04:20As a viewer, I don't think it's a different experience as a creator.
04:25So I don't think it's a new medium for me.
04:28As you said, we are excited and nervous.
04:38TVF has a very unique story telling.
04:43I don't know a slice of life.
04:48It's a small slice of life.
04:49And this one is like fantasy.
04:52I got to know that it's a folklore.
04:55It's a new genre.
04:56New term that has been given to it.
04:58So how come suddenly from Kota Factory to Pancha Hat.
05:02Which is a very easy slice of life kind of stories.
05:07And suddenly when you are making debut in theater.
05:10So you both are coming with this kind of stories.
05:13So I think the slice of life is this too.
05:16I think the main inspiration of the story goes to that I would go to Durga Pooja.
05:24And there is a different temple in Muzaffarpur.
05:27There is a temple in Devimamandir.
05:28There is a temple in Sonegi.
05:30Then there is a temple in VanDevi.
05:32So I realized that this is a very big part of our life.
05:36Our Sanskrit is very rich.
05:38There is a temple behind every temple.
05:40So if you can see it, that is also a very important part of our life.
05:44But yes, in Hindi cinema, it's probably not done in this way.
05:46It's not done in this way.
05:48I think I have attempted to attempt different languages in different languages.
05:51But in Hindi cinema,
05:55In this way,
05:55There is a temple, power, folklore, thriller,
05:58With a creature.
05:59I think it's a combination that has never been attempted.
06:04We are very nervous and excited.
06:07Like we said.
06:09And yes, TVF,
06:10There is a certain type of thing that works.
06:14It's a certain type of thing.
06:15There will be a certain type of thing that is complete.
06:16Because the story is one of our own people.
06:19So TVF is one of our people who are relatable.
06:22We are like the people who are related.
06:22We are like our friends.
06:23We are like our friends.
06:24Or we are like our friends.
06:26So Siddhartha and Tamanna's people who are related.
06:29Mumbai is a couple of people here.
06:33They drive a village.
06:36They are often called village from a village.
06:37And they have their perspective of young generations.
06:40Because TVF always uses young generations of the village.
06:44We keep their acuerdo,
06:44We have maintained that.
06:46Backdrop changed.
06:48Backdrop was always made in pictures,
06:50Panchayat was in village,
06:51Gram Chikit Saleh was some other things.
06:54But one backdrop was a folklore thriller.
06:57Experience was a cinematic.
06:58But soul and core is in TVF which you will get through characters.
07:29I would like to understand what new learnings are in cinema.
07:37So, a grounded, heartland based story has come to me from the beginning.
07:46I've been doing it for a long time.
07:48I've been doing it for a long time.
07:50I've always been doing it for a long time.
07:52I've always been doing it for new stories.
07:55That we've opened new dimensions, new opportunities.
08:00Definitely this transition was new for me.
08:03So, I had to do my new thoughts.
08:06I can't take the time with a web series.
08:08I can't take the time in a cinema.
08:11I have to say the whole story in half an hour.
08:14I have to say the story of a story.
08:15So, the story of a story was that I needed to change it.
08:21I had to change it myself.
08:22I had to change it myself.
08:23And that was the biggest help for me.
08:25There was so much experience in the film.
08:27I couldn't do it in English.
08:30So, they also told me to open it.
08:33Look at it in a big scale.
08:36So that it can become a visual experience.
08:40What is it?
08:40We feel the story.
08:41We feel it.
08:42We see it in OTT.
08:43We see it in OTT.
08:45We see it in a very daily way.
08:48We see it in the cinema.
08:49We see it in the cinema.
08:50What is it?
08:51What is it?
08:52I'm going to be immersed in the visual experience.
08:54So, it's a way of thinking.
08:56It's a very different technique.
08:58It's a different story.
08:59It was new for me.
09:00It helped me a lot.
09:01It helped me a lot.
09:02It was a very interesting thing.
09:04And also, it's a collaboration with the narrative light.
09:06And how it happened, narrative light.
09:08In the beginning of the internet.
09:09Is it also because Ekta,
09:12You have the faith that you have very strong faith in this world,
09:16but the divine, the Bhagavan and the other things are very familiar.
09:20And is it because of it that you both have a match with the whole things?
09:26No, it's true.
09:28We go through many temple runs and preach the Mahashivaratri in the Mukteshwot temple.
09:33So during these trips, we talked about these things.
09:37and then when I told a story,
09:40and we also felt that when I and Deepak have discussed,
09:42we felt that which producer, which filmmaker, which studio
09:46can be the right intent with such a picture.
09:49And I feel like there is where we thought
09:52that is the only option.
09:54They are my very good friends,
09:56so they had a tuning, a vibe that you said.
09:59Because filmmaking is a very complex media,
10:01there are many collaborations,
10:03there are many rounds and iterations,
10:04so it was very easy for us.
10:07It was very personal for me.
10:08For me it was that it was probably
10:10that they could make a film,
10:11we could make a show.
10:14So they told us that this story
10:16is a certain vision and canvas
10:19deserves.
10:21And they are also a spiritual person.
10:24They have a lot of belief in themselves.
10:27So that honesty and rawness
10:29I feel like this picture
10:31in this picture,
10:32you will see the world like
10:34Deepak is very raw.
10:36TVF is all the stories
10:37that we try to do.
10:39Of course,
10:40we will do a big screen
10:42but I feel like
10:44the world is very authentic.
10:49The main important aspect is
10:50in fact,
10:51you didn't have to tell us
10:52that day.
10:52And it was good for you
10:53that you had to put details
10:55in the middle.
10:57We had little things
10:58in the middle.
10:58And in that way,
11:00Tamanna has supported us
11:02That's why
11:03people are like
11:04So we have to feel like
11:05that.
11:05And the audience
11:07looks really good.
11:08People have made
11:08reasons for them.
11:10So I feel like
11:11this is a character
11:12who is Tamanna
11:13who is a character
11:13who is a character
11:14who will feel so relatable.
11:16They will say
11:16that all the parents
11:17say,
11:18that they really need
11:19that.
11:21And at the same time
11:22he is a fierce
11:23and independent character.
11:25He is a character
11:43who will play
11:44and who is a strong
11:47character.
11:49And Sunil
11:49who has a strong
11:51who has a strong
11:51character.
11:52They have never
11:54He both
11:55have a engineering
11:55background.
11:56So
11:57is it true
11:59that
12:00there is
12:01no hard and
12:02fast.
12:03People have
12:03to think
12:04about that.
12:06But
12:07is there any
12:08clash?
12:11As an engineer, you will ask questions about how true it is, or how can it be true?
12:21I wonder how much.
12:22The great thing about engineering is that they don't clash with engineers.
12:27They go into scientific data.
12:30In our world, we study statistics.
12:34We don't have any answer to any question.
12:37There are very many answers.
12:39We always do multiple-choice questions in our lives.
12:43For us, it is that we don't have to be addicted to one idea,
12:48because we feel that if we can show the knowledge, facts, the world, the society,
12:52then we will be able to be honest with them.
12:57Our approach is that.
13:00The science says that, don't ask questions about it.
13:06The knowledge of science and the knowledge of science is the same.
13:10If you think that it can't happen.
13:14We don't trust in science.
13:15You meet all my professors from I.I.T. Bombay.
13:28We can understand it.
13:29And we can give it a platform for it.
13:33So, I don't think science is the same.
13:37I don't think science is the same.
13:39I don't think science is the same.
13:40Let's talk about casting.
13:41How did casting happen?
13:43Siddhar, Tamanna, especially about the great casting.
13:46I think we had a lot of narration before.
13:50And we didn't feel like it.
13:51I think we had heard a lot of funny stories
13:53that casting has a lot of time.
13:55It's a lot of time.
13:57But our first meeting was,
13:58we had a half hour meeting,
14:00and it was 4 hours.
14:01And I think Siddharth,
14:03we understood our story's core.
14:05And I think,
14:07exactly,
14:08we have to have a question for it.
14:11How did it tell us the question?
14:13And after that,
14:14when the answer comes to it,
14:15it has been the answer.
14:17So, the value of confidence and trust
14:18is the same.
14:20It's a lot of trust in mind.
14:22We've had a conversation with our meeting.
14:25We also had a lot of spiritual leaders.
14:27So, we've told ourselves,
14:27we've experienced this,
14:30I feel like this.
14:31It's an easy one.
14:32I think that Ekta and Balaji's studio team said it was one of the fastest casting ever done.
14:38So, I think that we were very lucky.
14:45And I think Sunil Bhai, I don't have any plans.
14:50I think Van Devi did something that Sunil Bhai and Manish Bhai got.
14:55Manish was a suggestion from Ekta.
14:57So, they said that we were not able to imagine.
15:00And as they said, suddenly it got fit.
15:04And Sunil, I will say it's not planned.
15:07We don't say that we have a lot of planning.
15:09Sunil, it has happened.
15:11And I hope that they have a lot of romance that I haven't done anything.
15:18So, I want to belong to this world.
15:20Of course, everyone is a TVF fan and Ekta also wants to make a film.
15:24So, I think that there is a lot of romance.
15:30And there are amazing things.
15:33There are mediums in the film.
15:34I have seen Harry Potter a film.
15:36It's a very popular film.
15:38In Harry Potter, in the seventh part, there is a live action transition to the animation.
15:44When we listen to Voldemort's story.
15:46Which is folklore in their world.
15:47And then I said, Ekta, we want to do something like that.
15:51We are going to use an animation medium in the medium.
15:53And then I said, we are going to use an animation medium in the film.
15:55But we didn't feel like that.
15:56We are living in the world.
15:58We have to try something new.
16:00So, we also add some portions in the animation.
16:03And that means, Harry Potter, which is such a million dollar film.
16:08And we took inspiration from that.
16:09And Ekta totally backed it.
16:11Saying that we must do it.
16:12And we are doing that in the film.
16:14So, we have done a lot of new things.
16:16The actors have gotten a lot of new things.
16:19So, let's see.
16:21I think, all experiments should yield to good results.
16:25And you also spoke about creature fantasy.
16:28Yes, yes.
16:29You both asked about your favorite creature fantasy concept.
16:34I remember one, as a child, I saw Jani Dushna.
16:37Well, the character is a great character.
16:40I mean, that's a good character.
16:41You can tell her about the character.
16:44No, in the place.
16:45I remember that.
16:45I remember that.
16:46I remember that.
16:47I remember that.
16:49I remember that.
16:50I remember everything I saw.
16:51I remember that.
16:51I remember that they were actually a hero.
16:52Yeah.
16:53There are so many films.
16:55And one can tell me.
16:56It is so interesting.
16:57Every creature has its own traits.
16:59And its own powers.
17:02So, it has a real power.
17:02So, it is a very difficult to single out.
17:04It's a very difficult thing to pinpoint. I really like it.
17:08Whether it's a creature or a creature outside,
17:13it's a movie that you can't understand.
17:14It's a movie that you've seen in Lights Out.
17:19It's a very interesting thing to pinpoint because it's a very interesting thing to me.
17:26We've also done a lot of rooted things.
17:29In our picture, the creature is in our stories.
17:32It's a very interesting story.
17:33You've heard about Pandubba, Brahma, Bhutakka.
17:39We've also done a Bhutakka.
17:41Some people also say Bhutakka in the village.
17:44They are living in the land.
17:47We've taken a lot of inspiration from this creature.
17:50When the village of the village told me,
17:53why is this a temple?
17:55They told me that there were a lot of rights in the village.
17:59We've been inspired by that creature.
18:01This creature imagined Bhutakka,
18:05which comes to our pictures for interesting questions.
18:10If you look more when you see pictures,
18:11you'll know.
18:14We've tried to be fantastical as well as real.
18:17Because Indian culture gives you that kind of freedom.
18:21And also, till now, you were mostly on OTT platform.
18:26And which was not something that the first day the litmus test was done.
18:31When the film came to the theatre,
18:32you had no verdict.
18:35Do you feel more anxious now?
18:37That now the real test is done.
18:41I think anxious.
18:44What do you say?
18:45Do you know the directors?
18:48No, I'm excited.
18:52If you go to the social media platform,
18:54your show has been released,
18:56you'll know what's going on for 4 hours,
18:59and where's going on for 4 days.
19:01So,
19:02that's an experience already.
19:05So,
19:06we have anxiousness,
19:07nervousness,
19:08excitement,
19:08all of us.
19:09And today,
19:10it will always be.
19:11When we say a new film,
19:12it will always be.
19:13Because people affect new stories,
19:14new ways.
19:16But OTT is a safer medium.
19:18What do I understand?
19:20Yes and no.
19:21Yes and no.
19:22I think that any medium has its challenges.
19:26If you ask me,
19:27YouTube is the toughest medium.
19:28Because there is one other video below.
19:32But yes,
19:33I think that nervousness,
19:36good nervous energy.
19:38When we first made it,
19:39YouTube felt like that.
19:41And now,
19:42Obsession is a film.
19:43You'll hear it.
19:44You'll hear it.
19:45You'll hear it.
19:46You'll hear it.
19:47You'll hear it.
19:48Now, the world is changing.
19:49Now,
19:50the world is changing.
19:51Yes,
19:51the world is changing.
19:52Now,
19:52we're doing good.
19:53So,
19:54I feel like we're not in the world.
19:55Friday, Saturday,
19:56the verdict is gone.
19:57If your 4 friends have said,
19:59that's a good picture.
20:00So,
20:01the rules break a little bit.
20:02I feel like,
20:03as a dream.
20:04As a filmmaker,
20:05our first film is,
20:06we don't have any experience.
20:08But,
20:09as a viewer,
20:10I'm going to watch a weekday.
20:11I'm going to watch a movie.
20:13I'm going to watch a movie.
20:14How is it?
20:15So,
20:15I feel like we're confident
20:16on Friday,
20:17Saturday,
20:18Sunday,
20:1910 people,
20:20100 people,
20:21100 people,
20:21100 people,
20:21100 people,
20:21they'll probably tell us
20:23that it's good.
20:24And,
20:24that's our real connection.
20:27film,
20:27that's our work.
20:28The rules,
20:29you know,
20:30like,
20:30I've been now,
20:32in industry for long now.
20:34So,
20:35a big post-Covid,
20:36pre-Covid,
20:37was different,
20:38totally different.
20:39So,
20:40there are also,
20:41a few,
20:42big actors and filmmakers,
20:44who have spoken,
20:45that,
20:46now in theaters,
20:47only eventful film will work.
20:49And,
20:50something that is,
20:51larger than life.
20:52Or,
20:53multi-starred,
20:53just making good industry.
20:55You say,
20:56welcome to the gym.
20:57I think,
20:57I've been doing the same thing
20:58as multi-starred.
20:59What is your take on this,
21:01that,
21:01that,
21:01that,
21:01in fact,
21:04one of,
21:04very senior actors,
21:06of the industry spoke about this.
21:08So,
21:09about this?
21:09I mean,
21:10we haven't made it,
21:11so,
21:12how much experience is,
21:13but,
21:13we've watched a few times.
21:15Obsession,
21:16the first time,
21:17we went to India,
21:18too.
21:20So,
21:21I think,
21:21that,
21:21you can deduce it from fact.
21:27And,
21:27that,
21:28that,
21:28people have seen it.
21:30So,
21:31I think,
21:32that,
21:32that,
21:33that,
21:33that,
21:35that,
21:36that,
21:37that,
21:37that,
21:37that,
21:37that,
21:38that,
21:38like,
21:38You can also,
21:41as my creator,
21:43that,
21:44that,
21:45that,
21:46that.
21:49I believe,
21:53that,
21:54that,
22:07that.
22:08Before we wrap up, what will you say about the film?
22:11Darsha Kapolik
22:12The first TVF is the first theatrical film called One Force of the Forest.
22:19You will also see the soul of TVF and the core of the film.
22:23And Balaji and Ekta's big screen experience.
22:29You will get to see a lot of new things.
22:31If you will get to see a new experience, then you will also come to Multiplex on the 25th September.
22:38Please experience the cinema. I am sure you will feel very good.
22:42So there is one bite clip that is going viral on social media.
22:50And it is, we just got written and in the clip there is a Bihari and Kashmiri talking to each
22:58other and taking a dig at each other.
23:01So there is a lot of good comments on this.
23:05But there is another school of thought which we always say.
23:08That is why we are saying that
23:10The people who are leaving their own home.
23:11Whether they are Bihari or Kashmiri.
23:14That is why we have a humor to do that.
23:17So this is why we are more valid for you.
23:21Because you both are also migrant Bihari and have a big name here in Mumbai.
23:27And not only in Mumbai.
23:27This is Uttar Pradesh.
23:28I am a U.P.
23:30Still I have asked you.
23:31I have been told.
23:33I am a good tool to make an important is to make a big idea of a very big idea.
23:39You should have thought and think about it.
23:43It is good.
23:44So humor should be used in the way that you should have to take a big idea of a big
23:47idea.
23:47And if you should take a big idea of something and bring more clarity in your future.
23:52We will always arrive at any solution.
23:54I think that Samir Adam is a very good comedian
23:57and Sharon, who you are talking about, is also a very good comedian
24:00and both are doing their own work
24:05I haven't seen a clip, so I think
24:09we all believe that Sahajta is the answer
24:12I want to know about dark humor
24:16because you are a creator
24:18and you have created a young generation
24:21you have catered to young generation
24:24you have made a show called Quota Factory
24:26which even my 16-year-old son was to 24J
24:30he has watched
24:31the only web series that he has watched
24:33but at the same time, the world of dark humor
24:35has been created, so I will tell you
24:38As a young creator, what is your opinion on that?
24:40What do you think about comedy?
24:43I have talked about humor and children
24:46so I am a father of a 3.5-year-old daughter
24:49and I also feel like I have a good voice in the world
24:52and I feel like the most good voice in the world
24:54so I always want to be a good voice
24:57and I feel like the humor of a 4-year-old child
25:00I feel like the humor of a 4-year-old child
25:01I feel like that
25:04I feel like I am young
25:04I am 43-year-old
25:07so I feel like I am a little older
25:10so I feel like I am a little older
25:12so I feel like I am a little older
25:14so I feel like I am a little older
25:15but yes, when you talk about your children
25:17like you said for your 16-year-old child
25:19and for my 3-year-old child
25:20I feel like I am a little older
25:21so it is very important to show them
25:23that content
25:25which is better
25:28and future generations
25:31mental well-being is very important
25:33it is very critical for us as parents
25:36and that is something that I am aware
25:38and conscious of
25:39and maybe I will actually work towards
25:41making sure that they get the right content
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