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00:00Our film, Emergency, is coming out on 17th January.
00:06This is the same emergency, which is discussed everywhere.
00:09Be it Parliament, be it news channels, be it the opposition or the opposition.
00:13You must have seen that no film has been made on Mrs. Gandhi till date.
00:17A film was made on Kisa Kursi, which is still being made.
00:21In the end, the director had to commit suicide.
00:26We had to face a lot of things.
00:29Be it the struggle for the studios or the funds.
00:34Why did they put up an emergency?
00:36What was the case? What happened?
00:39You should watch all these films now.
00:42This will be one of the finest films made on any political subject.
00:48Today, when you see Indira Gandhi on screen, she as Indira Gandhi,
00:53you feel like you've done it.
00:55But it's not that easy.
00:58It was very important for me that if Anupamji hadn't made the film,
01:01I wouldn't have made it.
01:03George Fernandes and all had broken their bones.
01:06He endured it all his life.
01:10Jayprakash Narayan's death was due to a lot of torture in jail.
01:17There was a lot of struggle.
01:19You must have seen that no film has been made on Mrs. Gandhi till date.
01:23Inspired Bolna, Naam Kuch Rak Dena.
01:27There are some stories like this.
01:30But in entirety, no film has been made on Mrs. Gandhi.
01:35A film was made on Kisa Kursi, which is still being made.
01:40In the end, the director had to commit suicide.
01:44This kind of environment was made for him.
01:48Even in today's times...
01:50First of all, we didn't have the courage.
01:53In today's times, freedom of expression is there.
01:58We had to show this film to so many communities.
02:03Everything about this film,
02:08whether it's the documented histories,
02:12the evidence, the source,
02:15we have scrutinized everything about this film.
02:19We have come here today to cross all that.
02:24We have a lot of faith in our constitution, country,
02:29and the censor board that has allowed us to do this.
02:32We are very happy and eager to show the film to the world.
02:35Kanhaiya, when you are directing this film,
02:39as a producer, it takes a lot of money.
02:41Making a film is not an easy task.
02:44Did you know that you would have to face such difficulties?
02:48No, I had no idea that I would have to face so many difficulties.
02:55I have made my films on the same budget.
03:00My films were made comfortably on that budget.
03:04My producers have always been relatively new.
03:08I have never worked with a studio.
03:12I thought I would be able to do it.
03:16But I had to face a lot of things.
03:20I had to face struggles with the studios and funds.
03:25Most importantly,
03:28people did not have the confidence to make this film.
03:33They were not sure if it would be released.
03:36They were not sure if it would be released before the elections.
03:40They were not sure if it would be released after the elections.
03:43I faced a lot of difficulties because of this.
03:47The government is not making a film against the government.
03:55You don't have an agenda.
03:57You are showing a real story.
03:59In your film, there is a dialogue in the trailer.
04:02The President is opposing the government.
04:04The President was challenged by the research team.
04:08Was that a person's stubbornness?
04:11Was that the stubbornness of the Prime Minister?
04:14Was that a personal agenda?
04:16What was it?
04:18I think you should leave these things for the film.
04:23You should watch the film.
04:25There is no point in talking about it in its entirety.
04:28I made this film because
04:31there is a lot of discussion about it.
04:34It happens in our Parliament.
04:36It happens on social media.
04:38What really happened?
04:41Many things are not even allowed to be said.
04:44There is a lot of discussion about the emergency.
04:50What was the case?
04:52What happened?
04:53You should watch the film.
04:56You played the role of Jayprakash Narayan in this film.
05:01How much did you study before doing this film?
05:06I am from the time when I was in National School of Drama.
05:09In 1975, there was an emergency.
05:12I didn't have to do much research.
05:16Kangana did everything.
05:18She did everyone's homework.
05:21Before this, we were talking about the emergency.
05:24I think the time has come.
05:26We should talk about the cinematic brilliance of this film.
05:29Every filmmaker does research.
05:34This will be one of the finest films made
05:37on any political subject.
05:40Cinematically.
05:42When we talk about JFK,
05:45in international cinema,
05:48this film was made with controversy.
05:51What happened?
05:53We should take it to the next level.
05:57Now watch the film,
05:59how a girl,
06:01in this case,
06:03works so effortlessly,
06:05that you don't realize how hard she works.
06:09Today, you see Indira Gandhi on screen.
06:13She as Indira Gandhi.
06:15We think she did it.
06:17But it's not that easy.
06:20The internal approach,
06:23external approach,
06:25directing the entire film,
06:27acting,
06:28I think she's one of the finest directors I've worked with.
06:32Thank you so much.
06:33She's been so kind always.
06:35I must say,
06:38she's the hero of my film.
06:41If I'm anti-hero, she's the hero.
06:44It was very important for me.
06:46If Anupam didn't make the film,
06:48I wouldn't have made it.
06:50Because to have his personality on screen,
06:54and his face,
06:56the honesty on his face,
06:59you'll understand,
07:01if he's not there,
07:03who can be Jay Prakash Narayan?
07:06He's such a great actor.
07:09Everyone knows him in politics,
07:11but he too,
07:13he was pushed into the darkness of anonymity.
07:16No one let him come out.
07:18He did it with other politicians.
07:21So, this too,
07:23we find out from Emergencies,
07:25how he became a great politician,
07:27whose name we don't even know.
07:29And he was our hero.
07:31I was a student, a drama school student.
07:33Although, he became the new hero of the youth of that time.
07:38Who represented honesty,
07:42a certain amount of class,
07:44a certain amount of Jadoo Jahat,
07:47he represented that.
07:49There's an interesting line in your film,
07:52Jay Prakash Narayan ji is in jail.
07:54Even he knows who put him in jail.
07:56The entire opposition, Indira Gandhi put him in jail.
07:59And he's writing a letter to her.
08:01How beautiful democracy was at that time.
08:05Now, there's a protest going on.
08:08What did you think about this?
08:10I think dignity was very important at that time.
08:14The dignity with which Jay Prakash Narayan ji
08:17raised the issue,
08:19or, I think,
08:21he used to tell his own class.
08:24And you know, we have a documented letter
08:27of Jay Prakash Narayan.
08:29You will get it available.
08:31He wrote such a beautiful letter to the Prime Minister.
08:34We can't tell you about 8-9 pages.
08:38He wrote 8-9 pages.
08:40At that time, he used to write a lot.
08:42He used to write a lot of letters to each other.
08:44But if you read the letter of 8-9 pages,
08:46you will be so surprised,
08:48that such a serious situation,
08:50which was being remanded at that time.
08:54You can think that
08:56George Fernandez and all had broken their bones.
08:59And he endured it all his life.
09:02And if Jay Prakash Narayan died untimely,
09:06it was because of a lot of torture in jail.
09:09So, at that time,
09:11you can understand how much
09:13he had a feeling for the Prime Minister
09:16and for the Constitution.
09:18You can understand his feelings.
09:20He wrote such a beautiful letter.
09:22If you read those words,
09:24you will shed tears.
09:27He was explaining everything so well.
09:30And there was no bitterness anywhere.
09:33He was such a great personality.
09:35Your looks are also being praised a lot.
09:37Your make-up is so good.
09:39You have also worked a lot on your voice.
09:41Who should be credited for this?
09:43Our prosthetic artist, David,
09:47he is right now the best in the world.
09:50He won an Oscar in Darkest Hour.
09:52He transformed Gary Oldman
09:54into Churchill.
09:56See, we are a small country.
09:58We have small budgets.
10:00We cannot make films on such a big level.
10:04Especially for new directors,
10:06it is very difficult.
10:07And if it is a political drama,
10:09or a story about an old woman,
10:11it is very difficult.
10:13But I would say that
10:15we have left no stone unturned in any department.
10:18Whether it is photography,
10:20or any other small thing,
10:22I have really got the best in the world
10:24for everything.
10:25Your fans have waited so long.
10:27Tell us, when is the film coming?
10:30Why should we wait?
10:31Our film, Emergency,
10:33is coming on 17th January.
10:35This is the same emergency,
10:36which is discussed everywhere.
10:38Whether it is the Parliament,
10:39or news channels,
10:40or the opposition.
10:42So, what was the situation,
10:44what happened,
10:45and why did it happen?
10:46And what happened after that?
10:47To know this,
10:48come with your family on 17th January.
10:51And,
10:52it is the weekend before 26th January.
10:54So, you will be overwhelmed
10:56with the feeling of patriotism
10:58when you watch this film.
11:00No, according to me,
11:02historically,
11:03it is a very important film.
11:05But,
11:06from a cinematic point of view,
11:07it is a very important film.
11:09All the films he has done before this,
11:12his work has always been good.
11:14In this film,
11:15the director, actor,
11:16the work he got us to do,
11:17and the artists who are not here,
11:19I would like to say from their side,
11:21this is one of the finest films
11:22you will see this year.
11:24And, start it from 17th January.
11:26This film is releasing in emergency theatres,
11:27in India and abroad.
11:29Do watch it.
11:30All the best.
11:31Bhaag Subh Kaam.