The stars and director of Mirzya talk about eternal love

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00:00Well, my parents have been married for a very long time and still in love so I think that's

00:12a good example.

00:13I think it's possible.

00:14It's possible?

00:15So you were not sceptical of it when he narrated the story about people loving each other,

00:22you know, they're ready to die for it as well.

00:23Yeah, no, it's, it's, it's, I think it's an emotion that can do that.

00:28I'm a eternal romantic.

00:30So for me, this film, I feel is a film which will show that eternal romance exists.

00:37I feel that we've just kind of, our life has become so fickle that we don't look into people

00:43who have eternal relationships, it does exist.

00:48Most certainly.

00:49I think the question will remain forever and ever.

00:53Why do we hurt them the most when we love the most?

00:56It's been there for the longest time and nobody has been able to answer this.

01:03So to say that my film is going to answer that would be a stretch of imagination and

01:09would be arrogant.

01:10It's, it's, you know, things which we have broadly termed as Shakespearean tragedies.

01:19That is what you will find in Mirzayar.