See, I'm not having any issues with learning Hindi, okay? In fact, I am trying to learn okay, I am speaking a little bit of English, but India buzz. It's not enough. I'm just learning a lot better. Trying to talk a lot. That's why, in other words, trying to decline Hindi as well. So I personally learn Hindi because I want to connect with a lot of people, try to get my mind broad enough to accept everything
It's just, you know, people don't understand that there's no. Okay, he did mention in the Sauer, if he is not the last language, why are you dumping your South Indian movies to. Okay, not so Tinian. He mentioned Kita. Why are you dubbing your Canada movies to Hindi? He asked. I just want to ask the same question to you. You Bollywood people are dubbing movies in summer. Does that make summer as a national language? Same goes with Canada
I'll try to learn a little less from them because it's my interest to know little bit of language so that I can manage wherever I go. Let's not force languages upon us. That's basically what I wanted to say. And I do want to stress this fact. India has no national language because we don't want any language to be given priority because of which other languages would be suppressed