Aiteraz Hai | Aniqa Nisar | ARY News | 12th April 2024
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Host:
- Aniqa Nisar
Guests:
- Taimur Khan Jhagra PTI
- Danyal Chaudhry PMLN
- Faisal Karim Kundi PPP
Siyasi Mukhalifeen ki EID kay Moqay Par Aik Dusray ko Khanay ki Dawat
Eidi Kon Day Ga?? Aniqa Nisar Ne Tenu Sayasatdano Se Eidi Talab Kar Li.
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(Current Affairs)
Host:
- Aniqa Nisar
Guests:
- Taimur Khan Jhagra PTI
- Danyal Chaudhry PMLN
- Faisal Karim Kundi PPP
Siyasi Mukhalifeen ki EID kay Moqay Par Aik Dusray ko Khanay ki Dawat
Eidi Kon Day Ga?? Aniqa Nisar Ne Tenu Sayasatdano Se Eidi Talab Kar Li.
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00:00 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:03 [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
00:04 Welcome to Eid special of Aitraaz.
00:07 [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
00:08 [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
00:10 the political Eid [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
00:37 [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
00:49 Why do I say that?
00:50 [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
00:53 [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
00:54 Difference of opinion.
00:55 [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
00:59 [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
01:01, there are times for everything.
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01:16 [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
01:32 [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
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02:03 People are not used to seeing us in this sort of an environment.
02:07 [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
02:10 Difference of opinion.
02:12 [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
02:13 [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
02:14 [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
02:28 [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
02:30 [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
02:31 needs to have space.
02:33 [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
02:37 [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
02:38 That makes sense.
02:40 That makes sense.
02:41 [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
02:44 [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
02:46 I hope that someday Kundi sir will invite the D. I. Khan of South K.P, let us see how hospitality is there.
02:56 So you are sure about Kundi sir that D. I. Khan will invite him and you are not sure about Daniyal that Pindi will invite him.
03:02 In Punjab, the situation is very tense.
03:04 Daniyal, are you listening?
03:06 No, no, he will not invite him.
03:07 If he has to talk about this on Eid, then think what you have done.
03:11 He is already scared of Pindi.
03:16 You were scared of him in some time.
03:17 We live in Pindi, so our fear is always there.
03:20 We are good people, but still we are scared.
03:23 But you will not invite him?
03:25 No, no, why not?
03:26 First tell us what will be the menu, then we will come.
03:29 We are open minded people, so it will be a good and lavish menu.
03:32 We will not do the work of Kundi sir that you have been waiting for two years and not getting sweets.
03:36 I have not got the opportunity to eat with him.
03:38 Kundi sir, are you listening?
03:40 You must have a weakness.
03:41 I have a weakness or your company has a weakness that it has not been given for two years.
03:45 First of all, congratulations to your listeners and viewers.
03:50 It is Eid day, normally the thing you have given as an intro,
03:54 it is your wish and effort that the guests of Anchor should fight.
03:59 You are still putting all the blame on Anchors.
04:02 You should take more responsibility.
04:04 Your rating should be more.
04:06 There is a difference of opinion.
04:08 We are sitting here as three parties, we have political parties,
04:12 we have our own party manifesto, there is a difference of opinion.
04:15 I think I am wrong, but I have an opinion.
04:20 It can be right or wrong.
04:23 They have their own opinion, they should listen.
04:26 Now both of them have an opinion.
04:27 They are saying that they will not be stingy like Kundi sir, they will give food openly.
04:30 And they are saying that they will invite DI Khan.
04:32 Both have the same opinion.
04:33 Today you are telling me the history of the nation, which history?
04:36 I am telling you that DI Khan is coming.
04:38 Decide Taimoor sir.
04:40 Taimoor sir will come, but you both are in danger.
04:43 What do you think, that we people of Islamabad can't come there?
04:47 You have a concept about KPK.
04:50 There is no such concept, I like KPK a lot.
04:53 We have a little concept.
04:54 What is your concept?
04:55 You have a concept.
04:56 Don't shoot me in my shoulder.
04:58 They also have a little concept that it is a dangerous area.
05:00 It is a dangerous area, it is a beautiful area.
05:03 What are you saying?
05:04 No, no, they also have the same concept.
05:06 We will come in our own safe hands and take back our own safe hands.
05:09 Ask them who is DI Khan's.
05:11 I am Bannu, I am Waziristan, I have been to many places.
05:14 For me it is normal.
05:16 Mir Shah and even Angur.
05:18 She has been in helicopters, now she will be in a car.
05:21 You see, you are going to be a governor.
05:23 I don't know the essence, you may know.
05:25 You don't know the essence, do you know anything like this?
05:27 Nobody tells us these things.
05:30 Nobody tells you?
05:31 Why don't they tell you?
05:32 Earlier they used to tell.
05:34 They have said that there is a 'not welcome' sign in Pindi.
05:37 Okay, okay, I will listen to you later.
05:40 I will not take it further.
05:41 I think it is better.
05:43 How do you spend Eid at home?
05:45 You wake up early in the morning, then what?
05:48 There are two components.
05:53 One is with the people of the locality.
05:57 There has always been a tradition of a politician.
06:00 You and your supporters.
06:02 Not just the locality, people come from all over Peshawar.
06:05 So I go to my locality in the morning to pray, come back to my village.
06:09 It is on one side of Peshawar and on the other side.
06:12 And then after that, Eid is amazing but it is unstructured.
06:18 Because when people come.
06:19 First family or first people from the locality?
06:22 When you are a politician, then the people.
06:25 How diplomatic answer.
06:27 You have not been appointed as an ambassador anywhere yet.
06:29 You don't need to be so diplomatic.
06:31 No, this is not a matter of diplomacy.
06:33 I think if a politician leaves his people,
06:38 then it is very difficult to give a politician.
06:41 They already know.
06:42 You don't know, Danyal's wife, our sister-in-law, knows that too.
06:47 You have been married for two years.
06:49 And you are always here and there.
06:52 When do you give time to your wife?
06:53 I will tell you one thing, he is right.
06:55 As a political person, there is a very thankless job.
06:59 You are open to inquiries anytime from anybody.
07:03 So you have to sacrifice your family time and give it to your larger family,
07:08 which we call constancy.
07:11 And there is no life without it.
07:13 So either you are on the Senate or something else.
07:18 In the politics of the Senate, you have to give more time to your larger family than your family.
07:24 So on Eid morning, the people of the Senate start their work.
07:27 First the family, and then the family.
07:30 I do this, we offer Eid prayers in the Senate.
07:33 We meet everyone.
07:34 And then we meet our grandmother.
07:37 And then we go to our mother.
07:39 We stay at home for 5-10 minutes.
07:41 And then people start coming down.
07:44 And from morning to night.
07:45 Where are the wives in all of them?
07:47 Grandmother, mother-in-law, and wife.
07:50 She has to complain about this first.
07:52 But she has to be with them.
07:55 This is not a single person.
07:57 You have taken the names of mother and grandmother separately.
07:59 The names of the wives should be separate.
08:01 No, no, with her, it's new.
08:02 Because last Eid we were travelling.
08:04 We were gone for Umrah.
08:06 So it was a little different.
08:08 Now it will be a properly settled first Eid.
08:10 So now she will be part of the process.
08:14 So now the Eid is going on, this is your first Eid.
08:16 Yes, this is the first proper Eid.
08:17 So, your Eid, with your family or with the people of the first circle?
08:21 Or both mixed together?
08:23 Like Daniyal said, grandmother, mother, and then the wife disappeared somewhere.
08:27 The routine from the time of our father is that the first day is with our family.
08:32 I mean, I read the prayer, I met in the mosque,
08:34 I got to know the people of my area.
08:36 After that, the first day is the family day.
08:38 The second and third day is for the whole constituency.
08:41 It's not that the whole constituency is there.
08:43 Our friends from the whole division come.
08:46 So from morning to evening, two days totally.
08:49 But your circle is also a very happening circle, a very difficult circle.
08:52 Very difficult.
08:53 So you spend the first day with your family.
08:55 It's a very sad thing.
08:56 These two are not starting the first day with efficiency.
08:59 So should I lie?
09:00 Are these two lying?
09:02 No, everyone has their own routine.
09:04 I told you my routine is normal.
09:06 Now I say, no, no, I, Joanna.
09:07 I also work very hard.
09:08 I go to the mosque and meet Eid.
09:11 And I say, who has to meet Eid?
09:13 Come.
09:14 No, our routine is normal.
09:16 It's been from the time of my father.
09:18 So everyone knows this way, our friends.
09:21 So in that, the second and third day is our normal routine.
09:24 If someone from your whole division,
09:26 not only people from your constituency, but also people from outside.
09:29 They know that the second and third day is available at home 24 hours.
09:32 So one meeting or two meetings a year, at least on two days.
09:35 Do you want to say something?
09:36 No, no, look.
09:37 No, I don't want to say anything.
09:39 It's not an easy job.
09:41 Family, I remember a lot.
09:44 Every family has traditions.
09:47 We are normal people.
09:49 I used to go to my grandfather.
09:51 And with my grandmother, my grandfather.
09:54 He died before I was born.
09:58 And in that, children, wife, parents.
10:02 But when you come into politics,
10:05 then this routine is over.
10:08 I remember the last few years of Eid,
10:11 it's been very strange.
10:13 Because in Covid, I was the health minister.
10:15 So I couldn't meet anyone on Eid.
10:17 Because the example is wrong.
10:19 Firdaus Ashiq Awan said, "No kisses, no hugs."
10:22 So you spent that Eid.
10:25 I used to do it like this.
10:27 I used to come to Islamabad.
10:29 Because people used to come to meet me then too.
10:31 So the only way, the only way,
10:34 if you set an example,
10:36 which you had to set publicly,
10:38 that you were in Islamabad.
10:40 But as you said in the beginning,
10:42 because I'm an introvert,
10:44 I like that too.
10:46 Spending Eid alone.
10:48 Alone, alone with the people around you,
10:50 or alone with the family?
10:52 That is an important question.
10:54 No, you're going in the wrong direction.
10:56 No, you can take me to any direction.
10:58 No comment.
11:00 You see, you've never been like this.
11:02 No, not at all.
11:04 I like to,
11:06 I like to spend time with the family.
11:10 He said he's an introvert.
11:12 And he is truly an introvert.
11:14 That's why I said in the beginning,
11:16 that it's not okay to speak less.
11:18 I know he speaks less.
11:20 He speaks a lot.
11:22 Are you an introvert or an extrovert?
11:24 I speak more than you.
11:26 You can't speak more than me.
11:28 It's not possible to break this record.
11:30 I like that wherever I sit,
11:32 people gather together.
11:34 So I try to invite the family,
11:36 to gather everyone.
11:38 So you're that person
11:40 where everyone gathers together.
11:42 Yes.
11:44 You're gathering everyone.
11:46 You've given us just one invitation.
11:48 I gather everyone.
11:50 What kind of gathering is this?
11:52 I can invite you,
11:54 you live near me,
11:56 he lives far away.
11:58 The roads don't matter.
12:00 She's right.
12:02 When are you inviting us?
12:04 Whenever you say.
12:06 Don't put this "whenever you say" lara.
12:08 It's a truck's light.
12:10 You have to say.
12:12 You're listening.
12:14 He's given us a definite invitation.
12:16 You have to decide the day.
12:18 You're the guarantor.
12:20 I'm the guarantor.
12:22 I live near you.
12:24 Listen to me.
12:26 You're not getting down.
12:28 I'm telling people not to talk about politics.
12:30 You've had fights at home.
12:32 No, we don't discuss politics at home.
12:34 But you've had fights at home.
12:36 Some say PMLN, some say People's Party,
12:38 some say PTI.
12:40 We don't have this problem at home.
12:42 All of you must be the same at home.
12:44 So is this happening at our homes?
12:46 We're practically watching.
12:48 It's possible.
12:50 Tell me,
12:52 KPK has good dishes.
12:54 They're from our specific western region.
12:56 When are you serving food?
12:58 You've confirmed it from here.
13:00 I'm in the middle of the road.
13:02 They ask me in the middle of the road
13:04 if there's tea in the cup or not.
13:06 Is this food or not?
13:08 Look up.
13:10 This is for eating.
13:12 It's not plastic.
13:14 When I did my first show with them,
13:16 the food they served,
13:18 samosas,
13:20 it was all plastic.
13:22 For three days.
13:24 You had to eat flies before the show.
13:26 Samosas were for three days.
13:28 They were for three days.
13:30 But before that, plastic was necessary.
13:32 If you like eating flies,
13:34 let me know.
13:36 I'm eating real food.
13:38 Do I have permission to eat?
13:40 No, you have permission.
13:42 You can start.
13:44 We're serving more dishes.
13:46 I have some interesting questions.
13:48 I think
13:50 it's a little
13:52 like the anchors
13:54 who ask questions
13:56 in the program.
13:58 But you have to answer honestly.
14:00 But before
14:02 we go this way,
14:04 let's take a break.
14:06 We'll come back after the break.
14:08 Eid Mubarak to you all.
14:10 We'll be back in a while.
14:12 Let us also eat.
14:14 You also take a break.
14:16 Go to the table you've set.
14:18 We'll come back and continue the show.
14:20 See you in a bit.
14:22 Welcome back after the break.
14:24 The taunts I was getting
14:26 about the plastic food,
14:28 now everyone has their own food in their plates.
14:30 And they're eating it.
14:32 If I zoom in on their faces,
14:34 everyone is eating.
14:36 In the wedding videos,
14:38 everyone zooms in.
14:40 Now we'll do that so that we don't get taunts.
14:42 But let's ask some questions.
14:44 Some interesting questions.
14:46 We were thinking
14:48 to spruce up this entire Eid.
14:50 Who would you like to dine with?
14:52 Let's start with you.
14:54 We'll take the rest of the questions later.
14:56 Siraj-ul-Haq.
14:58 Siraj-ul-Haq.
15:00 Maulana Wazir Rehman
15:02 Saad Rizvi.
15:04 Siraj-ul-Haq.
15:08 It was easy to choose.
15:10 Why?
15:12 It was in the conversation.
15:14 Maulana can also be.
15:16 Because people from DI Khan are very colourful.
15:18 He's pointing to Faisal again and again.
15:20 In terms of food.
15:22 I'm telling you,
15:24 Faisal Kareem Kundi didn't fulfill
15:26 one promise in the last two years.
15:28 So don't have high hopes.
15:30 Anyhow.
15:32 Maybe Danyal's promise will be fulfilled.
15:34 Danyal, if you have to give a villain's role
15:36 to someone in a movie,
15:38 who would it be?
15:40 Sher Afzal Marwat.
15:42 Rana Sanaullah.
15:44 Qadir Mandokhil.
15:46 If there's a good role for a villain,
15:48 I'll give it to Rana.
15:50 You're giving it to your own man.
15:52 I don't understand Marwat.
15:54 I'll give it to the other guy.
15:56 Probably he doesn't understand him either.
15:58 I think he would make a good role.
16:00 Even if there's a villain,
16:02 there should be continuity in the role.
16:04 You're saying Rana should be a villain continuously.
16:06 No, no.
16:08 A good role to play.
16:10 If you ask me who should I give a side role,
16:12 I'd give it to one of them.
16:14 Who?
16:16 Continuity. Marwat.
16:18 When he runs behind props,
16:20 he gets hit by a stone or something.
16:22 I'd give him a props role.
16:24 You didn't give him a prop role.
16:26 You didn't give him a role.
16:28 No, I didn't.
16:30 Why?
16:32 Don't you think he's a villain material?
16:34 You know he had a fight once.
16:36 I remember.
16:38 But that's not continuity.
16:40 You're sitting with us.
16:42 We've been doing this for 2 years.
16:44 So, there's continuity.
16:46 Consistency is very important.
16:48 I'm sitting with you.
16:50 This is consistency.
16:52 I don't know what to say.
16:54 Consistency is very important.
16:56 If you're offered a hero role in a film,
16:58 who would be the heroine?
17:00 Listen to the names.
17:02 Neelam Munir, Mathira, Sabakamar.
17:04 Show me the pictures.
17:06 I'm a hero in this.
17:08 I'll tell you.
17:10 I'm a hero.
17:12 He knows everyone.
17:14 He's so innocent.
17:16 Bhabhi must be watching this.
17:18 She knows I spend all night
17:20 watching TV and day at office.
17:22 We're going to the next question.
17:24 I'll talk to her.
17:26 Let's go to the next question.
17:28 Why are you talking to her?
17:30 What kind of inside joke is this?
17:32 She chose a villain.
17:34 I'll choose a heroine.
17:36 This is some other inside joke.
17:38 Who will you take a selfie with?
17:40 Firdaus Ashikawan,
17:42 Shireen Mazari,
17:44 or Maryam Aurangzeb?
17:46 Maryam Aurangzeb.
17:48 Why?
17:50 On a lighter mood,
17:52 we'll fit in a selfie.
17:54 We're going on a long drive.
17:56 Who will you go with?
17:58 Anwar Ul Haq, Kakad.
18:00 Parvez Khattak,
18:02 or Kaim Alisha?
18:04 Kaim Alisha.
18:06 You have to think so much?
18:10 With Kakad.
18:12 Why? He was a good caretaker.
18:14 I have to tell him some things.
18:16 You have to?
18:18 I have to.
18:20 I'll tell him on the drive.
18:22 I can't hear the other two.
18:24 Shah will probably get sleepy.
18:26 Parvez Khattak will probably get a headache.
18:28 Shah is a political university.
18:30 You can learn a lot from him.
18:32 He's not in a political class.
18:34 You can tell him on the drive.
18:36 Kakad's Kakadisms were very colourful.
18:38 Which female politician
18:44 would you like to include in your own Jamaat?
18:46 I'll ask you first.
18:52 You didn't answer that.
18:54 I asked the villain question first.
18:56 Maryam Aurangzeb,
18:58 Hina Parvez Bhatt,
19:00 or Azhar Taj Gul?
19:02 I can tell you.
19:04 Or Shandana Gulzar?
19:06 You want to include her in your party?
19:08 Why?
19:10 She's a die-hard.
19:12 It's an assumption.
19:14 She'll include you in her party.
19:16 It's everyone's right to offer
19:20 someone to join my party.
19:22 It's up to them.
19:24 I think she's educated.
19:26 She has a lot of...
19:28 She has a lot of spark.
19:30 Don't you see that in Zartaj Gul?
19:32 I can't comment on each one.
19:34 I'm asking you.
19:36 I've chosen one.
19:38 Shandana's father is also
19:42 from her party.
19:44 Who would you like to include
19:46 in your party?
19:48 Kamal Shauzaf?
19:50 Zartaj?
19:52 You liked Kamal Shauzaf.
19:54 She's a vocal woman.
19:56 Zartaj Gul, Sharmila Faruqi,
19:58 or Shaila Raza?
20:00 I know what you're going to say.
20:02 Sharmila Faruqi.
20:04 I knew that.
20:06 You want to include
20:08 a female figure in your party.
20:10 Mareem Aurangzeb?
20:12 Uzma Bukhari?
20:14 Nigat Aurangzeb, or Sharmila Faruqi?
20:16 I've spent time with Nigat Aurangzeb.
20:20 She's a force of nature.
20:22 The rest?
20:24 It's difficult.
20:26 Why?
20:28 There's a lot of distance.
20:34 Is it the distance between KPK and Punjab?
20:36 Or the distance between Islamabad?
20:38 It's the distance between the hearts.
20:40 I've spent a lot of time with Nigat.
20:42 She's been in the assembly.
20:44 I think in KPK's assembly,
20:48 there's an institution.
20:50 I don't know what kind of institution.
20:52 There could be a debate on that.
20:54 Why did you make the statement controversial?
20:58 What kind of institution is she?
21:00 She likes causing a controversy.
21:04 Like the poem, "If there's no name,
21:08 there's no name."
21:10 It's something similar to that.
21:12 Poetry is not my strong suit.
21:14 Talking is nicer.
21:18 But you can do that.
21:20 On Eid,
21:22 did you ever
21:24 make food at home?
21:26 Let's start with you.
21:28 Until 10 months passed,
21:32 I had never boiled an egg.
21:34 But I learned a lot from this.
21:36 What did you learn?
21:38 What did you learn to cook?
21:40 I'll ask you what you learned.
21:42 I learned a lot.
21:44 From omelettes,
21:48 to dal makhani.
21:50 It took 5-6 hours.
21:52 In Indian restaurants,
21:58 they make it with black lentils.
22:00 It was an interesting time.
22:04 I did a few pursuits.
22:06 Was going underground helpful?
22:10 You can say that.
22:16 It's a good thing.
22:18 But it's good to be back.
22:20 I understand what you're saying.
22:22 Did you ever make food?
22:24 When I was studying abroad,
22:26 I used to make a lot.
22:28 Foolishly?
22:30 Not foolishly.
22:32 I used to gather people.
22:34 Usually, people used to come to my flat.
22:36 I used to make
22:40 saways for Eid.
22:42 I can make biryani also.
22:44 I can cook.
22:46 I can make chicken karahi.
22:48 You're a pro.
22:50 My wife can make anything.
22:54 Not even an omelette.
22:56 When we're traveling,
22:58 I'm the one who's making.
23:00 I make omelettes.
23:02 I'm impressed.
23:04 This get-together
23:06 will be something
23:08 that he'll make.
23:10 Why?
23:12 He'll make it.
23:14 Making a good steak is an art.
23:16 Finding good meat and making a good steak.
23:18 It's not a matter of bravery.
23:20 Did you ever bother to go to the kitchen
23:22 and make something?
23:24 When I was a student in London,
23:26 I used to cook food.
23:28 I used to say, "What's wrong with you?"
23:30 What did you cook?
23:32 I learned how to cook something.
23:34 He doesn't believe.
23:38 First, tell me about the dish.
23:40 I used to make chicken curry.
23:42 Now, I can make
23:44 eggs and vermicelli.
23:46 I can manage an emergency.
23:48 If you have to go to the underground,
23:50 like Naimur,
23:52 you guys can cook.
23:54 Eggs, omelette, vermicelli.
23:56 I can manage for a month or two.
23:58 Do you have tantrums while eating?
24:00 "What have you made?"
24:02 "I don't like this."
24:04 "Bring something else."
24:06 Unfortunately, yes.
24:08 What about your family?
24:10 Picky? Choosy?
24:12 Or were you over pampered?
24:14 I was a little over pampered.
24:16 I had a son.
24:18 My family
24:20 had a lot of aunts.
24:22 My father was the
24:24 first son after
24:26 seven sisters.
24:28 I was his first son.
24:30 I think it's fair to say
24:32 that I was a little pampered.
24:34 We used to celebrate Eid a lot.
24:36 It was always a family occasion.
24:38 Like a family used to come,
24:40 Naimur used to be like,
24:42 "It's time for me to show my tantrums."
24:44 Yes.
24:46 Is this your sister-in-law's magic?
24:48 Why are you trying to get me into trouble?
24:50 No, I'm trying to tell the truth.
24:52 She'll see.
24:54 No, sister-in-law, don't see.
24:56 He praises you a lot.
24:58 Don't worry about that.
25:00 We've guaranteed it.
25:02 What else?
25:04 Do you show tantrums while eating?
25:06 No.
25:08 I don't complain.
25:10 I don't have a complaining nature.
25:12 My family makes fun of me.
25:14 If I go to watch a movie,
25:16 I say, "It was good. It was not bad."
25:18 If someone cooks exceptionally bad food,
25:20 I say, "I'm not choosy. I'll eat whatever's there."
25:22 You cook exceptionally bad food
25:24 so that next time they'll say
25:26 you're cooking for me.
25:28 Do you show tantrums?
25:30 No, I eat whatever's there.
25:32 You mean you had a problem with it?
25:34 That's what I'm saying.
25:36 No, that's not what you're saying.
25:38 I often say, "Faisal,
25:40 I've got so many tantrums from here
25:42 but not from anywhere else."
25:44 No, I don't eat much vegetables.
25:46 But I do eat meat.
25:48 It's done.
25:50 Pashtuns don't eat vegetables.
25:52 It's bound to be sold.
25:54 I eat a lot, but not a lot.
25:56 What's your favorite vegetable?
25:58 What's your favorite vegetable?
26:00 Vegetable...
26:02 I've been eating okra a lot since I've been at the party.
26:04 What's the connection
26:06 between okra and a party?
26:08 Normally, when we go to a scene,
26:10 we make fried okra.
26:12 It's crispy.
26:14 With spices?
26:16 That's what I eat a lot.
26:18 Tell me,
26:20 which is better,
26:22 childhood Eid or today's Eid?
26:24 I've been doing it since childhood.
26:26 Are you younger?
26:28 I'll have to tell the party
26:30 that you've given the wrong information.
26:32 Let's assume you're going to give us Eidi.
26:34 I want to take Eidi from you.
26:36 You stand in a line at home to take Eidi.
26:38 We should be giving it to you.
26:40 You're twice our age.
26:42 So, we should be giving it to both of us.
26:44 So, you're saying that
26:46 we're both your age.
26:48 I agree.
26:50 You consider me old, I agree.
26:52 This is a difficult task for me.
26:54 You're asking for Eidi and he's saying he's old.
26:56 Either give Eidi or consider me old.
26:58 Let's solve this in the break.
27:00 We'll come back after the break.
27:02 Let's see who's going to give Eidi.
27:04 We'll get Eidi at the end of the show.
27:06 It won't be that scene
27:08 where it's all over.
27:10 Before the extra,
27:12 one person will have to give Eidi to another.
27:14 We'll decide after the break.
27:16 Welcome back after the break.
27:22 Before the break, we were talking about
27:24 giving Eidi to the viewers.
27:26 When we started, Dhaniyal said
27:28 he has cash.
27:30 You're ready to give Eidi.
27:32 There's no fight.
27:34 I don't have cash.
27:36 I have it.
27:38 It won't be till the end.
27:40 It won't be till the end of the show.
27:42 But you'll see.
27:44 We'll see.
27:46 He's saying he'll give Eidi.
27:48 We have senior partners in our government.
27:50 So, we'll give it to the seniors.
27:52 There's no one.
27:54 I've never seen so much innocence in my life.
27:56 We're just in their support.
27:58 We'll follow their orders.
28:00 But you don't have to empty your pockets
28:02 to give Eidi.
28:04 I can use my credit card.
28:06 We'll arrange it.
28:08 You'll give Eidi or not?
28:10 Don't be stingy with money.
28:12 I remembered
28:14 you left McKinsey's job
28:16 and came here.
28:18 You must have earned $600,000 there.
28:20 You calculated it.
28:22 You remembered it.
28:24 I'm very attached to this field
28:26 because of my husband being there as well.
28:28 You came here
28:30 and earned $1,800,000, $2,00,000,
28:32 $2,00,000.
28:34 Sometimes, I calculated it.
28:36 What happened?
28:38 In a day,
28:40 he earned
28:42 what he couldn't earn in a month.
28:44 Despite that,
28:46 you have to hear weird things in politics.
28:48 It's funny.
28:50 There was a rumor
28:52 that
28:54 I bought the Serena Hotel
28:56 in Peshawar.
28:58 The person who spread this rumor
29:00 thought that Prince Aga Khan
29:02 was my frontman.
29:04 It's an honor.
29:06 But he used to say
29:08 that if he had made money,
29:10 he didn't need to come to politics.
29:12 I think it's important.
29:14 It's important for our generation
29:16 to come and
29:18 try to change politics.
29:20 In the last 10 months,
29:22 we have realized that the journey is still ahead.
29:24 Which one? Urdu or English?
29:26 The one that will change.
29:28 Urdu and English.
29:30 Maths as well.
29:32 But these are all young politicians.
29:34 Politicians who...
29:36 Don't call Mr. Kundi young.
29:38 You say, "These two are young."
29:40 We used to go to a small school.
29:42 Mr. Kundi was a student then as well.
29:44 Today, he is 25 or 30 years old.
29:46 I am old, but I accept it.
29:48 He is old.
29:50 I accept it.
29:52 You are old.
29:54 He is an experienced player.
29:56 He has all kinds of experience.
29:58 What does this mean?
30:00 Excuse me.
30:02 Let's stop right here.
30:04 What does this mean?
30:06 I am his student.
30:08 What do you want to say?
30:10 My students have improved.
30:12 I cannot guarantee
30:14 whether it is good or bad.
30:16 I am benefitted.
30:18 He has a lot of students.
30:20 He is a rich man.
30:22 He has a lot of students.
30:24 Are you also trying to take Eid?
30:26 You should give Eid.
30:28 He has accepted you as an old man.
30:30 You can order.
30:32 Let's go.
30:34 Let's ask for something else.
30:36 Let's ask for Eid from Mr. Kundi.
30:38 I am not going to ask for a test.
30:40 I will be in a situation.
30:42 We will tell you off-show.
30:44 At this point in time,
30:48 KPK has PTI.
30:50 You are from KPK.
30:52 You were in my show.
30:54 You were sitting there.
30:56 This was the panel of three.
30:58 You accepted everything
31:00 so smoothly.
31:02 PTI is right.
31:04 Their demands are right.
31:06 Can this happen in real life
31:08 and in real politics?
31:10 I am talking about Eid because
31:12 the mood is good.
31:14 We are political people.
31:16 When you talk about politics,
31:18 you have to agree on some issues.
31:20 There are some things
31:22 on which political parties
31:24 have an agreement.
31:26 I cannot say that PTI is wrong.
31:28 They are right.
31:30 I am saying something
31:32 and they are wrong.
31:34 If you have to meet
31:36 Mr. Khan tomorrow,
31:38 if you have to meet him,
31:40 if you have to meet him,
31:42 you will meet him?
31:44 You will hug him?
31:46 It is Eid.
31:48 Think about it.
31:50 The matter has to be completed.
31:52 I will develop a scenario before that.
31:54 God has given respect to everyone.
31:56 Whether it is Mr. Khan or his party
31:58 or my party, whoever it is,
32:00 we get respect from them.
32:02 We have to respect each other.
32:04 If Bani Pakistan
32:06 and Tehreek-e-Islam meet you,
32:08 will you meet them?
32:10 Yes, I will meet them.
32:12 If Nawaz Sharif and Zardari meet you,
32:14 will you meet them?
32:16 We will meet them.
32:18 We will meet them.
32:20 We have about 3 minutes left.
32:22 We will start with you.
32:24 This is a tough period.
32:26 There is a lot of difficulty.
32:28 There is a lot of inflation.
32:30 There are elections.
32:32 Some people have complaints
32:34 about the elections.
32:36 Some people are accepting it.
32:38 What message will you give to the people
32:40 looking at all these scenarios?
32:42 I think it will be a tough year and a half.
32:44 People will be able to tolerate it.
32:46 If there is a relaxation,
32:48 then it is fine.
32:50 If there is no relaxation,
32:52 it will be a very challenging thing
32:54 for the government.
32:56 We will have to work for the relief
32:58 of all the political parties.
33:00 What message will you give to the people?
33:02 People are looking at you.
33:04 People's Party is saying that
33:06 you are the main party.
33:08 We are not.
33:10 It is a tough time.
33:12 People should not lose hope.
33:14 I have a lot of hope
33:16 as a young politician
33:18 that Pakistan will move on
33:20 a better track.
33:22 If it does not move on a better track,
33:24 then the generations after me
33:26 or the younger generation
33:28 will have no hope in this country.
33:30 It has to take a right turn.
33:32 People like Kundi sir
33:34 can tolerate it.
33:36 But young people cannot.
33:38 You have to give the message.
33:40 Remember that.
33:42 What message will you give?
33:44 It is Eid.
33:46 It is very difficult for a controversial
33:48 government.
33:50 Do you see a glimmer of hope?
33:52 I think the youth
33:54 gave their answer
33:56 to the question.
33:58 They did not accept the answer on 9th February.
34:00 We will not go into politics.
34:02 But I understand your point.
34:04 Thank you very much, gentlemen.
34:06 We will transfer the Eid money
34:08 on air.
34:10 Do not worry.
34:12 Danyal has promised.
34:14 This is what Kundi sir said.
34:16 I said on air.
34:18 I did not say off air.
34:20 We will do it on air.
34:22 Please remove the Eid money.
34:24 You have to start with Faisal Kundi
34:26 and then give it to Taimur.
34:28 How much money will Kundi sir give?
34:30 Give him 100 rupees.
34:32 He is the representative of the federal government.
34:34 He has brought 5000 rupees.
34:36 Do you know about his personal business?
34:38 I know everything.
34:40 Give him the Eid money.
34:42 I think he will give 100 rupees.
34:44 I will distribute it later.
34:46 This is not done.
34:48 This is a social work.
34:50 Faisal has received the money.
34:52 He will distribute it later.
34:54 I will distribute it later.
34:56 You have kept your Eid money there.
34:58 Give it to me.
35:00 We are from the same province.
35:02 Give me my Eid money.
35:04 Give me my Eid money.
35:06 Give me my Eid money.
35:08 We will negotiate.
35:10 Our negotiating corner is different.
35:12 We have started negotiating.
35:14 I think this is a situation
35:16 where we have to give milk.
35:18 Faisal has kept all the money.
35:20 He has kept all the money.
35:22 Faisal has kept all the money.
35:24 Let us see how Taimoor and I
35:26 will spend the money.
35:28 Till next time.
35:30 We will meet with a normal routine show.
35:32 We will meet with a normal routine show.
35:34 Eid Mubarak.
35:36 We will say it together.
35:38 Eid Mubarak.