00:00Other people start at ages like 3, 4, 5 and then I started at 14. Makes me feel that maybe
00:08I am too late.
00:10She, Arya Aditi only started at the age of 4. She's just training with me only. So the example is
00:17quite close.
00:19You are inspiring her from the opposite side then.
00:24The one who started quite early and compared to her I am late.
00:30But there are just so many things where others have a head start.
00:39You know you or Arya, you were born in India.
00:43So first of all when it comes to sporting facilities and attitude towards women, India unfortunately happens to be a
00:53laggard.
00:53And even in India, these areas, north and central, they are particularly behind.
01:02So then one could start complaining right about the birth itself.
01:11The list starts at t is equal to 0.
01:15When did I fall behind? The moment I was born.
01:18But then that's what has been served to us.
01:23As they say, you play the cards you are dealt.
01:28What happens when you play cards, Tash?
01:31You don't choose, right?
01:34These are the cards we have been dealt.
01:37And we'll play them to the best and to the maximum.
01:43And your generation, your situation, you do not stand handicapped.
01:50Rest assured.
01:51You have a lot.
01:53In fact, you could even call yourself privileged.
01:56So there is no need to think of yourself as behind or lagging or handicapped or something, whatever.
02:07Just do well for yourself and for all of us.
