Pakistani Filmmaker's Passionate Call For Peace With India

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Who are the winners in the ongoing rivalry between India and Pakistan? This man has a brilliant explanation.

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00:00There are thousands of reasons for enmity between Pakistan and India, which people can tell you.

00:05But in my opinion, there is only one reason for enmity between Pakistan and India,

00:09that a third person benefits from their enmity.

00:12And who is that third person?

00:13With whom either India buys weapons or Pakistan buys weapons.

00:30You must have heard a lot of stories.

00:38You must have seen a lot of films on World War II.

00:40Has anyone ever told you that when World War II was going on,

00:43at that time in Bengal, 30-40 lakh people died due to famine,

00:48died due to hunger, died due to illness.

00:51And even the grain that was produced in India was not available to them.

00:54The grain that used to grow on their land was also being supplied to the soldiers in Europe,

00:59but not to Bengal.

01:00At that time, we were slaves.

01:02We were ruled by the Britishers.

01:04We had no control over our resources.

01:07Today, Pakistan and India are free.

01:10Today, we have complete control over our resources.

01:13So can we spend our resources on our people?

01:16No.

01:17Today, the problem is that Pakistan is in danger of India, India is in danger of Pakistan.

01:21Now both these countries spend a large part of their budget on defence.

01:26Oh brother, it's been 70-72 years and you still haven't understood

01:30that you can neither destroy each other nor humiliate each other in a war.

01:34But still, you are constantly buying weapons,

01:37making missiles on missiles, making bombs on bombs.

01:40Man, all that money that you spend on defence,

01:42spend a little on foreign policy.

01:44Spend a little on public relations.

01:46Spend a little money on such projects,

01:49that between Pakistan and India,

01:51a better atmosphere of relations can be created.

01:54If we want to humiliate each other or compete with each other,

01:57then at least improve the standard of living of our people.

02:00What do you not have in Pakistan,

02:02above the ground or below the ground?

02:04Let's talk about both the resources.

02:06We grow excellent wheat.

02:07We grow excellent rice.

02:08We grow cotton here.

02:09We grow sugarcane here.

02:10We grow quinoa here.

02:11We grow mangoes here.

02:12We grow apples here.

02:13In dry fruit, Allah has kept us so self-sufficient.

02:17If we go to Balochistan,

02:18we get gold from there.

02:19We get copper from there.

02:21We get chromite from there.

02:22We get coal from there.

02:23We get gas from there.

02:24Where do we get so many resources in the world?

02:26We have them.

02:27So do we have the right to spend these resources on our people?

02:32Technically, we do.

02:34But we are bound to continue this enmity.

02:37And I don't know how many more years we will continue this enmity,

02:40this arrogance, this ego,

02:42that Pakistan is better than India,

02:44India is better than Pakistan.

02:45The people of both the countries,

02:47sitting in containers,

02:49sitting in launches,

02:50leaving their jobs,

02:51selling their land,

02:52and going to other countries to do small jobs,

02:54then you don't realize.

02:56And then you look at them with pride.

02:58Look, they are such good people.

03:00They are running their country in such a good way.

03:02Obviously, they are running their country in such a good way

03:04because they focus on their problems.

03:07Spend your resources on your people,

03:09on your matters.

03:10Otherwise, what is the difference?

03:12Today and at that time,

03:13when there was a famine in Bengal,

03:15even then, all the money was going out.

03:16Even today, all the money is going out.

03:18You are buying weapons,

03:19you are buying bombs,

03:20you are buying planes,

03:21you are buying scanners,

03:22you are buying walk-through gates.

03:23Keep buying, sir.

03:24Keep making those countries rich.

03:25And then keep giving examples of those people.

03:27Even today, he is perfectly fine.

03:29He is the hero of World War II, Churchill.

03:31Because of him,

03:3330 to 40 lakh people died here.

03:35You call him a hero.

03:36And people in Pakistan also consider him a hero.

03:38Why is he a hero?

03:39He would have fought with his own money.

03:41He would have defeated Germany with his own money.

03:43Why was he taking loot from India?

03:45Why were our soldiers fighting in Japan?

03:47Or fighting with Germany in World War I?

03:50What was our enmity with Germany or Japan?

03:52We had no enmity.

03:53Just like we had no enmity with Germany or Japan,

03:56similarly, we have no enmity with each other.

03:59These are the conflicts created

04:01which we can solve through talks.

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