Arzuu Nahi Degi Vote, Goga Vote Bechne Ko Tayyar, Marhoom Parh Kar Bhi Berozgar

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00:00 Welcome back, viewers.

00:01 Today, we want to take the sentiments of the public

00:04 regarding political parties and politics of Pakistan.

00:07 For that, we have invited three guests.

00:09 First of all, we have with us, Aunty Gaument.

00:12 - How are you, Aunty? - I am fine.

00:14 I think, Aunty has a stomach ache.

00:16 Aunty, the situation in the country is so bad

00:20 that it has destroyed everything.

00:23 Let me introduce the other guests.

00:25 From the number one studio, we have Roshan Atish.

00:29 He is a jobless young man.

00:31 We would like to take his sentiments.

00:33 I will ask you a question.

00:35 But first, I will tell you that from the number two studio,

00:38 we have Achhu Gopadia with us.

00:40 I think, the guy in the centre is jobless.

00:43 - Okay. - It's been a long time.

00:45 He doesn't even have money to cut his hair.

00:46 Then you are a very rich man.

00:48 Okay, Mr. Achhu, tell us.

00:51 Are you educated?

00:52 No, I have studied for eight years.

00:54 I haven't studied much.

00:57 - Oh! - Oh!

00:58 This is a very painful thing.

01:00 Aunty, are you educated?

01:01 Yes, I study. I study a lot.

01:04 Okay, that's great.

01:06 How many children do you have?

01:07 I have 15 children.

01:09 Tell me, what do you want the new government to do?

01:14 My biggest wish is that

01:16 when I go to the clothes shop to buy clothes,

01:20 I want another cloth with it for free.

01:24 This is her wish.

01:26 Tell me, Achhu, when you were in the eighth Jamaat,

01:28 you had to leave your studies due to unemployment.

01:31 What did you do after that?

01:33 I worked in the shops.

01:37 I don't even have a visa.

01:39 I can't even afford to buy food.

01:41 Oh!

01:42 How will I survive?

01:43 According to an estimate, 80% of Pakistanis

01:46 take less than Rs. 40,000 and have six children.

01:49 Okay, Roshan Atesh,

01:50 you look like a rich man.

01:53 You look educated.

01:54 I am an M.A. in Urdu.

01:56 I see.

01:57 I couldn't get a job.

01:59 That's why I say that

02:00 a field that doesn't provide for the farmer

02:04 is a personal issue of that field and the farmer.

02:07 Tell me, you are unemployed.

02:11 Are you living on your father's money?

02:13 I take money from my uncle.

02:15 Okay.

02:16 I make 30 rotis a day.

02:19 I appeal to you to give me a job.

02:22 I have 80 children. I make 30 rotis a day.

02:24 You are talking about rotis.

02:25 You have 80 children.

02:26 You make 30 rotis a day.

02:28 Why do you cook rotis?

02:31 Where are your daughters-in-law?

02:32 What's wrong with their hands?

02:33 Why don't they cook rotis?

02:34 My daughters-in-law are like angels and God's grace.

02:38 Your children must have gone to the graveyard.

02:42 Roshan Atesh, I want to ask you

02:47 what do you want the new government to do?

02:49 What's the first step?

02:50 My mother says that we shouldn't take the first step.

02:52 I think you are the eldest in the family.

02:54 How did you know?

02:55 Then how did you take the first step?

02:57 This is the question I want to ask you.

03:00 What do you want the new government to do?

03:02 Look, Mr. Arun, the leader has come.

03:04 He has fulfilled our basic needs.

03:07 We have told him.. - What are your basic needs?

03:10 I don't need a motorcycle.

03:11 What else do I need?

03:12 Tell him. - No.

03:13 He has a lot of money.

03:15 He wants a horse and a motorcycle.

03:18 He wants a road to drive a center.

03:21 Mr. Awa, you are getting all the big ideas.

03:24 A car for ARY is a pick.

03:25 A car for ARY is a drop.

03:27 I swear, I have never got such ideas.

03:29 You haven't, but I have empathy.

03:31 Yes.

03:32 Ma'am, I want to ask you

03:35 what qualities do you want in your leader?

03:39 Someone who loves. - Okay.

03:41 Someone who cares.

03:42 Yes, someone who cares for the community.

03:44 Someone who loves the people.

03:45 Someone who talks to people when they come home.

03:47 Why are you saying that?

03:49 It means the previous government didn't care for you.

03:53 Roshan Atish, tell me.

03:55 What qualities do you want in your leader?

03:59 A leader who can understand the pain of the people.

04:02 Absolutely. - A leader who

04:04 doesn't have money to get a motorcycle installed.

04:08 Wow. - Someone who

04:10 gets thrashed by the owner every day.

04:12 Someone who gets abused for not paying the rent.

04:15 Wow. - Someone who doesn't have money

04:16 to pay the school fees.

04:19 Okay. - And when he goes to buy a bottle of soda

04:22 he says to his wife, "Didn't you spend too much?"

04:25 That's a good thing. - It's a good thing.

04:28 Because he will have all this.

04:29 He will know the pain of the people.

04:33 Gopal, tell us what qualities do you want in your leader?

04:36 Someone who doesn't want anything.

04:37 Someone who knows the value of votes.

04:40 Give him Rs. 5000.

04:42 Okay.

04:43 Look, there is no value of votes.

04:46 The first thing is that the value is of the country.

04:49 But this country doesn't give you 5 years.

04:52 Like I want to sell my vote.

04:54 Why do you want 5 years?

04:56 You can take revenge after 5 years.

04:59 You can take revenge with your vote.

05:01 They don't even give you 5 years.

05:02 They take a loan from outside

05:04 and give you subsidies.

05:06 The thing is that whatever you do

05:09 during the election days

05:11 you should do it after the election.

05:12 Even after that, you should ask them questions.

05:16 Keep asking them questions.

05:18 Sir, the MP who is elected now

05:21 he doesn't know how to get in.

05:25 Before the election, he should have a good relationship with them.

05:29 Mr. Agha, tell us one thing.

05:31 When you vote, do you cast your vote?

05:34 Do you cast your vote on your knowledge?

05:37 No, sir. Look, it's a voice inside.

05:41 It's a voice of conscience. - It's a voice of conscience

05:42 that you cast your vote here.

05:45 First of all, there should be a clap.

05:47 The conscience is alive. - Wow.

05:49 Even if there is no clap, it's okay.

05:53 The way he is talking..

05:55 The conscience is alive.

05:57 If the conscience is alive, what is the smell?

05:59 I will cast my vote from my heart.

06:05 Give this vote to Shahrukh.

06:07 Shahrukh, why are you so careless?

06:10 How do you decide that he will be my leader?

06:13 I think he should talk less and work more.

06:16 There is no point in speech. - There is no point.

06:18 Sir, the thorns that are growing..

06:20 One day, they will be cut in two.

06:23 But I think the most important thing is

06:27 that he should be able to take decisions on his own.

06:30 And he should be able to take the right decisions.

06:33 Look, Achhu Gopal, Roshan Atesh and Aunty Gament

06:37 all of them know about the problems.

06:40 They are looking at someone else

06:42 who will solve their problems.

06:45 The fact is that these people are doing this for their dreams.

06:49 For their own or someone else's.

06:51 It is better that we need such people

06:55 who do some business.

06:58 Do some work.

06:59 Learn some skills.

07:01 The problem is that we have to rely on ourselves.

07:05 If the thorns are on your shoulders, they will come back to you.

07:09 Wow! - The thorns are like success.

07:11 You can only get a picture taken with the thorns on someone's shoulders.

07:15 First of all, they should think for themselves.

07:18 If they think for themselves and correct their thinking

07:21 then they will realise who is the right person.

07:24 And they will feel ashamed to come to them and ask for votes

07:27 when they will know that they are ahead of them

07:30 in knowledge and everything.

07:32 Ladies and gentlemen, we will take a short break.

07:36 We will meet again after the break.

07:37 [MUSIC PLAYING]

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