Chaudhry Saleem Ne Mang Li Haroon Se Madad, Goga Goldie Utha Laya Gandum Ki Boriya Do Ada
Chaudhry Saleem Ne Mang Li Haroon Se Madad, Goga Goldie Utha Laya Gandum Ki Boriya Do Ada
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00:17 He's been to my house thrice. - Why?
00:20 Why would it be?
00:22 And why did he match up with my dupatta today?
00:25 Yes.. - And I thought he was trying to say..
00:28 ..why he matched my dupatta with Mr. Nag's. - Yes.
00:32 It's a coincidence. Why wouldn't I say?
00:34 I just liked his style.
00:36 I see. - My son's name is Goldie.
00:39 Goldie? His name is Goldie as well? - Yes.
00:42 And he's wearing dancing clothes.
00:44 He's wearing colorful clothes like the ones in Pindas.
00:47 Chaudhary wears bright colors.
00:50 Who's Chaudhary who wears dancing clothes?
00:54 Mr. Hameed Chaudhary.
00:55 Sir, you're wearing beautiful clothes.
00:59 It looks like you've got a patch patched.
01:01 What's this? - This? - Is this a dupatta?
01:03 No, this is a design.
01:04 And it's a very beautiful design.
01:06 And it's not red. It's a tag.
01:07 It's a design.
01:09 Okay, ask me what I'm here for.
01:12 Okay, what are you here for?
01:14 I'm here for God's grace.
01:16 The patch is very beautiful.
01:17 Wow! - It's a good patch.
01:19 It's a bumper crop this time.
01:20 I've brought two pairs of trolleys.
01:23 Wow! - Wow!
01:26 He's got a good one.
01:27 Thank you. But you know, this is too much.
01:30 No, it's not.
01:31 Two trolleys? - No, it's too much.
01:33 We'll keep a few sacks.
01:35 You want to keep all of them? - No.
01:38 You think I've brought a gift for you?
01:42 No, that's not it. - Then?
01:44 Actually, I didn't bring any government rates.
01:47 And my sister is there.
01:50 Okay. - She's a driver.
01:52 She's the only one who can find a job.
01:53 I've brought a few sacks.
01:55 I've opened it. - Okay.
01:56 And I thought, it's the season of sweets.
01:58 I'll sit here.
02:00 Okay.
02:01 And she said, there's no space inside.
02:03 There are 200 sacks here.
02:04 I said, why do you need a sack?
02:05 What?
02:07 Wow! Sir, he wants to hold it.
02:09 Zakir Khan, you're already a criminal.
02:11 This is a big problem in Pakistan.
02:15 We've been reading in books since childhood
02:17 that Pakistan is a fertile country.
02:19 This was our biggest problem.
02:22 And 70% of the population,
02:24 around 750 million people are directly
02:27 and the rest are indirectly.
02:29 They're related to the crop in the whole of Pakistan.
02:31 Almost everyone has a connection with a village.
02:35 And somehow or the other, they're related to wheat
02:38 and the crops in the whole of Pakistan.
02:41 Now, what's happening is that
02:42 the previous government that you've been in,
02:44 the Nigrahan government,
02:46 during that time, Pakistan imported so much wheat
02:49 that it shouldn't have happened.
02:51 And now, an investigation is being carried out
02:53 to find out, to enquire, who ordered it.
02:57 Now, everyone knows who ordered it.
02:59 You just need 24 hours.
03:02 You can get a report in 24 hours
03:05 as to who ordered the wheat.
03:06 And why did they import so much wheat?
03:08 When these poor people, our brothers,
03:11 our farmers, when they grew wheat,
03:14 you gave them $1.5 billion.
03:17 You're not ready to give them a single rupee.
03:19 You've taken out a lower rate than last year.
03:21 And despite taking out that rate,
03:23 they're not buying it.
03:24 My own friends, my own acquaintances,
03:26 the poor small farmers,
03:29 they're worried.
03:30 They cry.
03:32 We usually think it's a beautiful scenery,
03:35 but it's a crop.
03:35 They cry.
03:37 They feel like their own children.
03:38 They're like cows, they shed blood.
03:40 Exactly.
03:41 Our agriculture policy is such that
03:43 I think, after a while, we'll say
03:45 that 70% of the people were associated with agriculture.
03:49 Like we're doing everything, 'we were'.
03:50 I think that day is not far, it's coming.
03:53 That's right.
03:53 Next time, you should look at sugarcane.
03:55 Absolutely.
03:55 Your sugarcane will sell for a lot of money.
03:59 Yes.
03:59 The sugarcane will be in the market,
04:01 no one will buy it.
04:02 You can guess.
04:03 Why? They're importing sugarcane.
04:04 They're not buying it from outside.
04:06 This is a group.
04:07 This is a group of a few thousand people
04:10 who rob millions of people.
04:14 And why do they do it?
04:15 Not because they know they'll run away.
04:18 They know they'll stay here.
04:20 They know it's them.
04:21 They don't dare to say anything to us.
04:23 There are no punishments here.
04:24 What's the point of importing?
04:26 There's no point.
04:28 They still have 26 lakh tonnes of wheat.
04:31 Their crops were ready, they were in full bloom.
04:33 It rained.
04:34 All the crops were destroyed.
04:35 All the farmers were in a state of shock.
04:37 Believe me, the farmers are happy,
04:40 Pakistan is happy.
04:41 I'm telling you the truth.
04:42 This is our bread basket.
04:44 We're destroying it with our own hands.
04:47 We haven't invented any technology in Pakistan.
04:49 Absolutely.
04:50 We destroyed the agriculture.
04:52 And there are a few thousand people
04:54 who are destroying us and watching us.
04:56 And they know we're destroying them.
04:58 But we don't have to say anything.
04:59 Another important thing related to agriculture is water.
05:03 A narrator passes by.
05:05 He's a toxic waste drain.
05:08 All the crops are watered with it.
05:10 No one pays attention to it.
05:12 Our current CM has a great opportunity.
05:18 She can win the hearts of the entire Punjab,
05:20 in fact, the entire Pakistan,
05:23 if she solves the problem of these farmers.
05:28 Pick up the sack and I'll get it.
05:32 No, no, no.
05:33 It's okay.
05:33 Wait.
05:34 What's this 200 sacks of clothes?
05:36 You'll never carry one.
05:37 Dad, the sack..
05:39 Jyoti, do you have any other kids?
05:41 What?
05:41 Do you have any other kids?
05:42 Your mom will die after this gold.
05:45 I'll die with 200 sacks of clothes.
05:49 It's my job.
05:51 You go and get the crops.
05:54 Don't kill the farmers.
05:56 Where do I get it?
05:58 What if we get it sold instead of keeping it here?
06:02 You can sell it.
06:04 You can give Rs. 4500 as a gift.
06:06 Where do I get it?
06:07 Where there's a rate for gold.
06:09 If there's no girl, you'll have to get it.
06:11 Where do I get the sack?
06:14 You're talking senselessly.
06:16 What do you say, uncle?
06:17 You have a diamond sack?
06:19 Yes.
06:19 The one you gave me is 8-9 kgs.
06:22 Your body weight is 6 kgs.
06:27 Where do I get the sack?
06:29 Wait.
06:30 Leave it here.
06:31 Give it to me.
06:32 No.
06:33 Give it to me.
06:33 You fool.
06:34 It's nothing.
06:35 Is this a place?
06:36 No.
06:37 Come here.
06:39 Your nephew is here.
06:41 My nephew?
06:42 We have to do a show here.
06:44 Do the show and talk in the sack.
06:46 I'll make a design for you.
06:51 A design for your sister.
06:52 Why didn't you bring your neighbor?
06:55 You're talking about labor.
06:57 Do you eat the labor in the rate?
07:00 No.
07:01 Do you know how much our brother is selling?
07:05 Rs. 2,500.
07:06 Oh, God.
07:07 He can sell it for Rs. 2,800.
07:09 And the government has even halved the quota.
07:12 He's selling it for a lot of money.
07:15 What kind of a man is he?
07:16 He's the middle man.
07:18 You must remember.
07:19 The middle man ruins everything.
07:20 The middle man is earning money in Pakistan.
07:24 And the farmer is dying.
07:25 He's cutting the crop.
07:26 What do you mean?
07:27 What's wrong?
07:28 We trusted Shabaz Sharif.
07:31 He has a sack of sugarcane.
07:33 And I'm here to sell the cat.
07:34 The sack is made of cotton.
07:38 You made fun of him.
07:39 But you're right.
07:41 He's treating the wheat like cotton.
07:43 Cotton.
07:44 Oh, God.
07:45 He's worried about the column.
07:46 But Mr. Haroon, his clothes don't tell
07:48 that he's dying and cutting the crop.
07:49 Oh.
07:50 Okay.
07:50 Keep it here.
07:51 Don't let him come here.
07:52 Why not?
07:53 He hasn't come to us for the last 35 days.
07:56 Oh, no.
07:57 You go.
07:59 He's waiting for you.
08:00 Go and get another sack.
08:02 I'll get it.
08:03 Sit here.
08:04 Don't talk to him.
08:05 Okay, get it.
08:06 Mr. Chaudhary, you're a great man.
08:09 You're a good man.
08:11 But we want to do a show here.
08:12 This is a set.
08:13 Okay, Chaudhary, get 200 sacks.
08:15 Then I'll show you the place.
08:16 You can keep the potato too.
08:18 I'll run the center.
08:21 You're doing a show on the set.
08:22 You can dance.
08:23 Yes.
08:24 Chaudhary, the sack you got has a lot of wheat.
08:28 Hello, brother.
08:30 He's talking very technical.
08:32 Don't do it.
08:33 Do you get the wheat or the flour
08:35 from the store?
08:37 Talk about the wheat you got.
08:40 Wait a minute.
08:42 You said you'd run the center.
08:45 When this wheat is ground,
08:48 what flour will it be made of?
08:49 Red or white?
08:51 It's pure wheat.
08:52 Nothing will be added to it.
08:53 The mill people take out the wheat
08:55 or the semolina or the flour.
08:58 They give it to you.
08:59 This is really an item to eat.
09:01 That's right.
09:03 You'll eat a lot of bread.
09:04 It'll last for three days.
09:06 It won't be hard.
09:07 It'll be soft.
09:08 He's right, Chaudhary.
09:09 This bread will be made of
09:10 a big bowl of soup.
09:12 Wow.
09:13 Wow.
09:14 A long piece of ginger will be cut
09:16 and minced.
09:17 You'll eat a lot of meat.
09:20 That's what you'll eat.
09:21 Mother's lentil and meat.
09:24 Mother's lentil and son's meat.
09:25 Wow.
09:27 Get me a sack, Murki.
09:33 Wait, I'll taste it.
09:35 Chaudhary, your son's voice
09:37 says he hasn't tasted the sack yet.
09:39 Look where I've got it.
09:42 Ask your uncle where you got it.
09:44 Uncle is looking.
09:46 Chaudhary, I can't believe
09:48 that you've got a sack.
09:50 Give it to me.
09:52 What's the need to remove it?
09:55 It's heavy.
09:56 Give it to me.
09:57 There's an empty space in the back.
09:59 Let's put a jack there.
10:00 It'll give us some side income.
10:01 It can be a waqf.
10:02 It's absolutely fine.
10:03 Yes, there's a jack here.
10:05 Murmukh, get the sack.
10:07 Everyone, get the sack.
10:08 Come on.
10:09 Get up.
10:10 Wait a minute.
10:11 If Aditya is right,
10:12 where did you get it?
10:13 Chaudhary, you've kept the sack here.
10:16 I hope the rats don't spit on it.
10:18 She's talking about me.
10:19 Yes.
10:20 And he's been counting the time
10:23 that's why he's got the sack.
10:25 Sit down, George.
10:28 Producer, what does this jack charge per month?
10:31 And how much is the flour?
10:33 So, this is the rate of flour.
10:35 Okay, fine.
10:36 Yes, unload.
10:37 Everyone, unload it.
10:39 He's a smart boy.
10:42 Look at him.
10:43 Chokla, he's talking about the sack.
10:46 He's a thief.
10:47 Chaudhary, I'll tell you.
10:48 He's going to send you to the consulate.
10:51 Just give him a minute.
10:52 Take a piece of the sack and run.
10:54 Take a piece of the sack.
10:55 I'm Tarjan's brother-in-law.
10:56 I'll take a piece of the sack.
10:57 I'll die in your hands
10:59 if I get beaten up in the body party.
11:02 Everyone, there's a small break.
11:07 We'll meet again after the break.
11:09 Gogya, what's wrong with you?
11:11 You look very pretty.
11:14 I think Dr. Shaukat has also gone to Goga.
11:17 [laughter]
11:19 [applause]
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