00:00The first thing is that you have a problem in the global cinema.
00:05Toxic cinema is a way to do dubbing.
00:11It's a way to start the film.
00:16It's a way to start the film.
00:17It's a way to start the film.
00:31It's a way to start the film.
00:33It's a way to start the film.
00:36We can't listen to this film.
00:43It's a way to start the film.
00:47It's a way to start the film.
00:50I know we can run by one of our characters in the world.
00:55Thank you very much.
01:25Thank you very much.
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05:25He had a lot of character for his character, and his character had a lot of character.
05:35Ok.
05:36This is the film, the film, the film, and the film.
05:40This is the film release.
05:42You have a family group.
05:47Do you have any feedback?
05:53So basically dubbing artists, I think the recognition is very small.
06:00So that's why we have a lot of theater and performance.
06:07We have a lot of people who call us congratulations.
06:10We have a lot of wishes.
06:14And in the media, we have a lot of recognition.
06:19We have a lot of knowledge.
06:22So that's why we have a lot of fun.
06:29We have a lot of fun.
06:33We have a lot of reviews.
06:36We have a lot of fun.
06:37We have a lot of fun.
06:41We have a lot of fun.
06:43But you have a lot of fun.
06:50It's good.
06:52And there is a lot of fun.
06:58And there is a lot of fun.
07:01And we have a lot of fun.
07:02Okay.
07:03I was actually doing this cinema dubbing in Bengaluru.
07:07But the correction portion was in Bombay.
07:11So I was in Bombay.
07:13I was in the hospital and I was in the hospital.
07:18We discussed the same thing.
07:20I think it's a good thing to do with our own output.
07:24In cinema, there are very many dialogues.
07:28The dialogues are not used to be a problem.
07:33The problem is to implement and implement and implement a project,
07:39and discuss the decision about the company, the company, the company,
07:42the company, the company, the company, the company, the company,
07:44engineers are all about the discussion.
07:48We have to execute the output.
07:51We have to execute the output.
07:54We have to do a good job.
07:59Congratulations.
08:01Literally, yes sir.
08:03We have to do a discussion.
08:06That is a cherishable moment.
08:10It's important.
08:12But still it's okay.
08:14We have to do a good job.
08:20We have to meet and talk.
08:26We have worked together.
08:28Okay.
08:29This film is released in America.
08:35It's an experimental movie.
08:38But in this film, we have to do a good job.
08:46We have to do a good job.
09:05We have to do a good job.
09:09We have to do a good job.
09:23the explanation is that.
09:26This is a link that creates the link.
09:30It is not a place to do anything,
09:32but it is not a place to do anything.
09:33but it is not a place to do anything.
09:36The character is also important.
09:38So, I was able to understand the story,
09:40and get the idea of the cinema and theatre.
09:44It's common.
09:45If you are aware of the cinema and theatre,
09:47you are aware of the idea,
09:49you can understand the idea of the idea.
09:51I think that there is a lot of love and emotion, but there is a lot of people who are
09:59living in the world and are living in the world and are living in the world and are living in
10:14the world.
10:14You can explain it and explain it to your capacity.
10:19So, that broad mindset is to dive into cinema.
10:25Now, what I'm thinking is that occasionally there are mass dialogues, mass entities,
10:31there are big items on the cinema, there are direct topics.
10:39So, there are many different types of people.
10:43There is a direct explanation for this movie.
10:48For this, there are strong words to use in the dialogue.
10:55So, there is a crackdown capacity.
10:58So, in English movies, there are many movies that we have done.
11:02And in English movies, there is a direct explanation.
11:08So, there is a hidden explanation.
11:12There is a hidden message.
11:14There is a crackdown.
11:15There is a crackdown.
11:15There is a movie.
11:17And also, throughout the movie, the making is amazing.
11:21Okay.
11:21So, for four years, we have been doing cinema.
11:27We have been doing Hollywood levels.
11:30And also, we are starting a leak.
11:32KVN Productions, Monster Mind.
11:35And lastly, Lionsgate.
11:38So, the name of our cinema is not easy.
11:43Okay.
11:43I think they are that much more details.
11:45Obviously, we are going to get that level of film.
11:55But obviously, the fact that every person who is watching and watching this evening,
12:03we can make it more and more.
12:05And this is our appeal of media.
12:05We are going to get a Google lady.
12:05So, for example, we can make it more.
12:06And if we are using the media, we can make a mobile media.
12:07And we can make it more.
12:08We can make it be a positive.
12:09So, the idea of the film in the film,
12:12is a very, very dangerous way.
12:15I'm not sure if you're a fan of the film.
12:18How are you?
12:20I'm not sure if you're a fan of the film.
12:24Especially when you're a fan of the film.
12:28You're a fan of the film.
12:29What are you thinking about?
12:32Sir, you're a fan of the film.
12:36You're a fan of the film.
12:38You're a fan of the film.
12:40You're not a fan of the film.
12:43Fractions of seconds will come across.
12:46In this case, you can see a girl who can look at the film.
12:55It's not a fan of the film.
12:56No, it's not a fan of the film.
12:58If you properly observe, I don't think actors will teach each other.
13:03If you have a lip-locked, you can see your head marks on your head mark.
13:11You can see your head marks on your head marks on your head marks.
13:15It's not a good thing. It's decent.
13:18It's a good thing. It's a good thing.
13:22It's a good thing.
13:33In the early days, if you have a story, you can see your head marks on your head marks.
13:41It's not A rated cinema, it's not a good way for me.
13:48And if you get a title line, you can get a title line.
13:54It is a mature mind.
13:56Ok.
13:58It's not your mind.
14:01It's not your mind.
14:03It's your mind.
14:11Ok.
14:13Richard, what are you doing in the DNA?
14:19Ok.
14:20Okay.
14:21I will see you in the next video.
14:23Ok.
14:24No, I will find you in the next video.
14:25What do you think of a drug in the next video?
14:44So, if you ask me after a couple of months, maybe I have a list of well-known heroines.
14:53So, if you ask me after a couple of months, I think I have a good name.
15:06So, if you ask me after a couple of months, I have a list of them.
15:11And in the previous years, I have a lot of movies.
15:17And the majority of them are dubbing movies, dubbing series, and web series.
15:25So, if you ask me after a couple of months, I have a list of them.
16:12So, if you ask me after a couple of months, I have a list of them.
16:46In my career, when I was born in Corona, I started dubbing.
16:54So, I started dubbing like Mahabharata, Radhakrishna, and I started dubbing.
17:04I started dubbing.
17:07I started dubbing like Radhakrishna.
17:11So, I started my dubbing journey.
17:16Toxic cinema, I was born in 5 years.
17:21So, I was born in dubbing industry.
17:27How many films, films, films, movies, movies, movies, movies, movies, movies, movies.
17:40So, approximately 100, yeah.
17:43Thank you so much, Richa Shastri.
