00:00Shriyaji, first of all, Gertam to IONS.
00:02Hi.
00:04Shriyaji, first of all, you should know that
00:07Rishyam 1, Rishyam 2, and now Rishyam the conclusion.
00:10So, these three parts are in IONS,
00:13and the two parts were very successful,
00:17and many people liked it.
00:19So, in the third part, there was a lot of responsibility,
00:22and an actress also,
00:23because when the two parts were hit,
00:25the actress got a lot of responsibility,
00:27and the other parts were made.
00:30Yes.
00:30You were right.
00:32Because now, the film is going to be released,
00:36and I was able to sleep in the night.
00:39I was thinking about what will happen,
00:40how the film is made,
00:42and there was a sense of nervousness.
00:46Every scene that I did in the film,
00:50I was revisiting it emotionally and mentally.
00:54I was thinking about how it will happen.
00:56Because what happened before?
00:57When the film was made,
00:58we watched a lot of films in the dubbing.
01:04But now, the dubbing is so sophisticated.
01:07The sound system is so amazing.
01:09And Rishyam, in the conclusion,
01:11Abhishek has got such an amazing system,
01:14sound director,
01:17it's amazingly sing sound,
01:19that we didn't have to dub it.
01:21So, we are very lucky.
01:24But,
01:24so I was thinking, what is it?
01:26But I know for a fact,
01:27it's a beautiful film.
01:29Yes, I know that there is a lot of responsibility.
01:31because it's not like,
01:33it's a drama,
01:36family drama,
01:37mystery,
01:38or,
01:40it plays with your emotions.
01:43But it's not like a visual spectacle,
01:46spectacularly,
01:47sorry,
01:48it's not like,
01:49it's a larger than life kind of a film.
01:52It's a film that connects to your heart.
01:53So,
01:54that's it.
01:56And,
01:57it's a lot of responsibility.
01:59But I know that Abhishek is on a great job.
02:01In the conclusion of the audience,
02:04what did you think about the expectations of your audience?
02:09As I said,
02:11it's a mystery,
02:12a mystery film.
02:13It has its own twists and turns.
02:15It has its own ups and downs.
02:19And,
02:19it's a mystery.
02:20So,
02:22it keeps you on the edge of the seat.
02:24You don't know what is going to happen.
02:26I think that is,
02:28the beauty of it.
02:29And,
02:30I know for a fact that Abhishek has very beautifully managed to achieve that.
02:36Your character,
02:37Namini's journey,
02:38is there a big emotional challenge?
02:45I think the first part,
02:47I have seen it.
02:47So,
02:48it was from fear.
02:50What will I do?
02:52What will I do?
02:52What will I do?
02:52But,
02:53you know,
02:54if you remember,
02:55that is,
03:03that is,
03:04that is,
03:04that is,
03:19every woman.
03:20You know,
03:20that is,
03:22that is,
03:25every woman.
03:25Even as many women,
03:26until we have emotions,
03:27that moment is not coming.
03:29And,
03:29I think,
03:31every woman has that strength in her.
03:35She can do anything for her family.
03:37And,
03:38I think,
03:39the first part,
03:39which people,
03:41what they really fell in love with,
03:43is that,
03:43this is a family,
03:44that is sitting at their own side.
03:47he is standing and he can do something to save him for the other part 2 was more of fear
03:54that what will happen if we will save him or not
03:56also there is a sense of that what will happen tomorrow we will capture every moment
04:05and part 3 I think is more of you know that dumb gurta
04:10how many years have you been with this emotion
04:13now you don't understand what will happen and what will happen
04:18I think as an audience also you don't know what will happen and what will happen
04:21they will know what will happen in the film but that sense of when will happen
04:27so it is a combination of all of that
04:31How do you deal with Ajay Dev and Tabboo and Jadib around the world
04:36how do you deal with his work and how do you deal with them?
04:43Jadib is a very good actor and
04:46he is very talented and he is very talented and he is very talented and he is very talented and
04:56he speaks with his eyes
04:58his dialogue and delivery everything is to the point
05:04Ajay works with his eyes and his eyes are very powerful
05:07and he is also a different dialogue delivery
05:10he is a very intense actor
05:14so it is really interesting to see two such beautiful actors come together
05:18Tabboo I mean I have always said I love her
05:21and Prakash Raj
05:24so it is amazing to see such talented actors work together
05:29Ajay Dev and Raj
05:32Ajay Dev is also about takes and do some takes
05:33so have you do some other takes and do some other takes and do some takes?
05:37No no no he is very hard working
05:40he doesn't need to take other takes and do some very hard work
05:43so he does a lot of work with him
05:45What's your difference in Abhishek Patan's direction in the direction of Abhishek Patan?
05:55We work with Abhishek Patan very hard and we make a film with a lot of heart.
05:59We work with a lot of times. We work with a lot of times and have written a lot of
06:07months.
06:08We work with a lot of months and have written it and understand it.
06:22In part two and part three, I was like to know the character, I am not knowing who he is.
06:28But it can also be like this. I didn't have thought about it.
06:33So, there is one thing that they write with their writers.
06:41I think that they are capable of it.
06:44Shriyad, if you have a question about Nandali's character,
06:47you have a lot of emotions.
06:50So, you feel that sometimes you have emotions like part 1, part 2,
06:54you have a lot of emotions like part 3.
07:00I don't know, you will know about the film because part 3 is very interesting.
07:07I think that you have said that there are a lot of emotions.
07:13I didn't know about my mother.
07:16I didn't know about my mother.
07:17Because I think that after being a parent,
07:22you would know that your heart is not always with you.
07:25It's always with your child.
07:27And then, whether it's your adopted child or your nephew or your niece,
07:33So, there is no difference.
07:35You just, when you love, you love.
07:40And I think it's more of that.
07:43So, I, I, I,
07:52I think it's very different.
07:57You have also seen a lot of actors like the South Slime,
08:01and the Rastrikan Kavgaz,
08:03and the Rastrikan Kavgaz.
08:04You have seen a lot of actors like the Rastrikan Kavgaz.
08:06You have seen a lot of actors like Imran Ashrini.
08:08So, what's the difference between different industries and the acting approach?
08:14I think it's different from industry.
08:16I would like to tell you that
08:19every actor's story is different.
08:21Every director's story is different.
08:26Whether it's Hindi or Tamil or Telugu.
08:29What's his background?
08:31What's he saying?
08:32What's he saying?
08:32What's he saying?
08:33What's he saying?
08:35What's he saying?
08:37What's he saying?
08:38What's he saying?
08:38What's he saying?
08:38What's the difference?
08:38In a sense of humor,
08:40the time of a story is,
08:40the way the way the words are mixed in English,
08:43If you also see British humor
08:46and American humor are mixed to English,
08:47so that's how that information is mixed in a different way.
08:53So, that's how the words are mixed to each member.
08:53And the director can express its flavor.
08:58So, it really depends.
08:59I mean,
08:59I mean, you can't really say that it's a language thing completely, but of course there are too many things
09:08that come together.
09:10I wouldn't say that I was different from Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada and Hindi.
09:14I think I would say that every director, every actor who I have worked, I got to learn a lot
09:24about it.
09:25And every person, every film set and the vibrations, for me it's literally the best place ever.
09:36So I've learned a lot from every place.
09:38Especially South actors, who are working in Hindi, Hindi, Hindi and Hindi.
09:43And especially as you've seen before, as you've seen before, as you've seen before, you've seen very interesting.
09:50In the younger generation, the younger generation of artists have come to you.
09:57They are very successful in the past, and you feel so.
10:02I think I am very grateful, thank you. You have given me so much respect.
10:14My mother and father, because when I started working in the film, there was no girl except for a hairdresser.
10:24And make-up men were only male.
10:27It's a very recent past that female make-up artists, female cinematographer or female producers have come.
10:34So I am really lucky that I have a great family support.
10:37And I got to work in many industries and talented actors and directors.
10:44Because I have learned something from every film.
10:45I have learned something from them.
10:48But this is what I feel like when an actor said.
10:54And it's a very interesting fact that when a South actor works in different industries,
10:58we can easily speak Pan-Indian.
11:02But when someone does Hindi, we don't speak Pan-Indian.
11:05I think we all are Pan-Indian.
11:07We are all in the same country.
11:10And what I am saying, they will be more of a provenance after COVID.
11:17Because what happened to me?
11:18The ODD platform has started to watch movies on other films.
11:23And now, the language barrier is not too high.
11:25So I think that if you have done a good job, you have done a good job in any industry.
11:34If you have done a good job, then they come out and all of them are watching.
11:39Shio Ji, what's your question about Nandini?
11:43Do you think that Nandini's character plays in society as a woman,
11:46do you still have unrealistic expectations?
11:53No, Nandini, I don't understand.
11:56I mean, you're going to relate to the scene?
11:59I'm going to relate to the real-life journey of marriage and motherhood,
12:04and I'm going to face judgment on that.
12:07So, according to that, if you play Nandini's character,
12:10do you play Nandini's character?
12:12Yeah, when I started to play Nandini's character in part two,
12:17at that time, my daughter was eight months ago.
12:19She was leaving her work,
12:22and all her emotions,
12:24going home, going home.
12:25I miss her terribly.
12:27I also miss her very much when I come to work.
12:30And I think, yes,
12:33she's a homemaker,
12:35she also goes to work,
12:37and if she goes to work,
12:37she's going to work with her,
12:40she's going home,
12:40she's going home,
12:40she's going to work with her.
12:41It's like,
12:42it's a very normal thing.
12:45And,
12:46we have very unrealistic expectations
12:48from working women,
12:51and also,
12:51as a homemaker.
12:53We always think,
12:54she's doing everything in the house,
12:56but there is a perception,
12:59that
12:59one housewife has done anything.
13:02What did she do?
13:03So,
13:05yeah,
13:05we do have unrealistic expectations.
13:09Unrealistic expectations,
13:10how they should,
13:12you know,
13:13when you,
13:13when you deliver a child,
13:15you have your organs back,
13:17and your hip bone,
13:18sometimes,
13:19when you come back,
13:24your body comes back,
13:26and then,
13:28a lot of things,
13:29people don't talk about,
13:30like your breastfeeding,
13:31which is very hard.
13:34And then,
13:36the whole emotion,
13:38of taking care of a child,
13:40and working at the same time.
13:43people have very unexpected reality,
13:46expectations,
13:47that the girl will get burned,
13:49or,
13:49or,
13:50what she saw 20 years ago,
13:52she will see again.
13:53I mean,
13:53it's not a joke,
13:56or,
13:57or,
13:58or,
13:58or,
14:01will she be 100% or not.
14:04So,
14:05yeah,
14:05they,
14:06they expect,
14:07or,
14:08they have,
14:09these,
14:10weird,
14:11ideas,
14:12about a working mother,
14:13which I think should go.
14:14Is there a social media,
14:17or,
14:17or,
14:17are you active?
14:18I don't have much,
14:20in fact,
14:20it's very bad.
14:21I,
14:21uh,
14:23uh,
14:23I,
14:23uh,
14:25I,
14:25I,
14:27I'm very bad.
14:30Uh,
14:32nobody takes care of my page.
14:33I do it myself.
14:34I do it myself.
14:37I do it myself.
14:39So,
14:39everybody who knows me,
14:41they all are after my life.
14:42I,
14:42I,
14:42I,
14:43you know,
14:43you should do it properly.
14:44You should use this platform properly.
14:46I know it's a very strong platform.
14:49It's a beautiful platform.
14:50And I know,
14:50it's a great way to connect with people.
14:53Uh,
14:54but,
14:55I know I should get better at it.
14:57How do I,
14:58do I,
14:58do I,
14:59do I,
15:00do I,
15:01do I,
15:01do I,
15:02do I,
15:02do I,
15:03do I,
15:04do I,
15:06do I,
15:10do I,
15:13do I,
15:15do I,
15:16do I,
15:17do I,
15:21do I?
15:23Yeah,
15:24it's,
15:24it's a,
15:24it's a,
15:25it's a very,
15:25it's a very strong,
15:28a,
15:28umm,
15:29a,
15:31a,
15:31a,
15:32It's very sweet of Salman Khan to do that, because what happens is that we have a journey of every
15:38woman after pregnancy, and we don't have to say many things, because there's a lot that happens after you deliver
15:48a child also, like I said, breastfeeding is a very difficult part of being a mother, you have to wake
15:57up every two hours, every two hours, you have to wake up every two hours, you have to wake up
15:59every two hours, you have to eat, you have to eat,
16:00you have to wake up every two hours, you have to wake up every two hours, you have to wake
16:06up every two hours, and it's a beautiful time, and every person's journey is different, and anything can affect you,
16:17like I remember, I'm so close to my mother, these are trolls, my mother has an amazing body, and she's
16:24very beautiful,
16:25So, everyone told me that your mother was pregnant for a month, and that's true, like doctors were surprised, people
16:34were surprised, so it played in my head, but we didn't do it, I had to go work out, go
16:41to the gym, so it played in my head, why am I not, am I not like my mother,
16:46So, I'm saying, why are you putting it in a mother's mind, her insan ki alat journey hai, some women
16:54feed for two two years, or one and a half years, and it's good for the child, and when you
16:58feed her, you know, there's a certain amount of workout that you can do,
17:02Your organs are coming back, you're like, your body is a different, it's really hard, you're taking care of a
17:10child, and let a mother be, or, you know, a lot of people have their own way of getting back
17:21in shape, and everything is perfectly fine, you know, you should, you can't do this, I mean, it's cruel, how
17:27can you write, how can you compare people like that,
17:30How can you, it's, I think, it's, I think, it was absolutely cruel, not in a good taste.
17:42After the conclusion, I'll be shooting Mirai part three, part two, which is a very famous hit film that we
17:52did in Telugu, and apart from that, well, there's a lot of scripts,
18:00I think, I'll have my answers, and I'll know what I'm doing, very soon.
18:07Share, what you can tell me, that Awara Pan 2, I think, Awara Pan 1 was a great film, Awara
18:16Pan 1 was a beautiful film, I have my heart to Awara Pan 1,
18:20because, with Mohit, I worked in that film, and with Imran, Hashmi, two legends, I feel, they both are fantastic,
18:28Mohit is a fantastic director, and Imran has done so well in this film.
18:35Imran says that Awara Pan 2 is the best film up till now, and I think, yes, he's worked really
18:41hard in the film,
18:42and that subtle pain, that emotion, and that, all of that, he's done is amazing.
18:51Please, Aap, Drishan, the conclusion, dekhaen, or please, a pirated version, na, dekhaen, go watch the film,
19:00because it's a film that'll connect to your heart, so please go watch it in the theatre, and enjoy the
19:06film.
