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Hey guys It's Sagar from Tecworkz.

OnePlus 5T has been praised a lot, specially for its cameras.

But does it have what it takes to compete with the dual cameras of the iPhone 10, lets

find out.

I have compared the camera of the 5T with that of the OnePlus 5, in a previous video,

and honestly I did not find a huge difference there.

But we will see how this video goes.

I know that the OnePlus 5T costs much less than the iPhone 10, but that doesn't automatically

make it the winner in this competition.

Keep in mind that this is a comparison between the cameras on these phones.

I have been using both these smartphones right from the day they launched, and both have

received many software updates, which brought a lot of improvements in their camera performance.

Lets first get the specs out of the way.

On the OnePlus 5T, the main camera is a 16 Megapixel sensor with F/1.7 Aperture and Electronic

stabilisation.

Secondary camera, has a 20 megapixel sensor, and again a very wide F/1.7 Aperture.

Both the cameras have 27mm lenses, which means you can no longer take optically zoomed 2X

images.

You can still take 2x images, but they are just digitally zoomed in.

You also no longer have the option to use either of the lenses at your will.

The phone chooses the lens to be used, depending upon the lighting conditions.

There are dual 12 megapixel cameras on the iPhone 10.

Main camera has a 28mm wide lens, with f/1.8 aperture, and OIS.

While the secondary camera has a 52mm lens, f/2.4 aperture and it is also optically stabilised.

You can take 2x zoomed images and you can switch between either of the lenses whenever

you want, while taking images and videos.

5T can shoot 4K videos at 30fps and 720p slow motion videos at 120fps.

iPhone 10 can shoot 4K videos at 24,30 and 60fps and 1080p slow-motion videos at 240fps.

There is a mammoth 16megapixel camera with F/2.0 aperture at the front of the OnePlus

5T, whereas the iPhone 10 has 7 megapixel camera with F/2.2 aperture.

With the specifications out of the way, let us take a look at the images and videos from

both these cameras.

But before we get to that, make sure to hit the subscribe button, so you don't miss

out on any of the amazing videos, coming up on this channel.

The daylight images from both these phones are really good.

But the colours are a bit different from both these phones.

iPhone captures a bit warmer and richer looking colours, while the colours from the 5T are

a bit cooler and seem a bit washed out in comparison.

There are slightly more details in the images from the iPhone 10.

Since the 5T has a higher megapixel sensor, I expected it to be the other way around.

But it seems like the image processor on the iPhone does a better job than the image processor

on the OnePlus 5T.

These images are taken with the 2x mode on both these cameras.

On the 5T, its just a digitally zoomed image, but on the iPhone 10, its optically zoomed.

You can digitally zoom in a lot more on both these phones, and these images have been captured

by zooming in 6 times.

And again image from the iPhone is much sharper and good looking than the one from the OnePlus

5T.

OnePlus has always had a bit of problem when it comes to focusing while taking close up

images, and the 5T still has that issue.

But you can switch to the manual mode and set the focus wherever you want.

These images look great from both the phones, but the colours, contrast and the dynamic

range, again are better from the iPhone 10.

Here are a couple of more shots showing the dynamic range of both these cameras.

iPhone 10 captures amazing dynamic range, as you can see in these shots.

Now lets take a look at the portrait mode images.

This is where OnePlus is said to do really well.

Both take amazing portraits shots, and they are getting better at it with each software

update.

Edge detection on both has got much better than how it was at the launch.

Since both the lenses on 5T have similar focal length, the background in its portrait images

is not as compressed as it is in the images from the iPhone 10.

OnePlus also has a much wider aperture on the secondary lens, so its portrait images

are also brighter than those from the iPhone 10.

As we move to artificial and lower lighting conditions, we see a bigger difference between

the images from both these phones.

OnePlus 5T is supposed to perform much better in lower lighting conditions, thanks to its

secondary camera.

But this improved performance is still not enough to take on the iPhone 10 in these situations.

iPhone still captures better colours, sharper, detailed and brighter images.

If we zoom in on this image, we clearly see the iPhone capturing more details.

But this can only be seen if you zoom in.

Otherwise, they look equally good.

Front facing camera on the OnePlus 5T, captures detailed and sharper images, but I like the

way iPhone captures the colours and the dynamic range.

5T also has a wider lens on the front facing camera of the two, so you can get more of

your friends in the shot.

On the iPhone 10, you can now take portraits images with the front facing camera as well.

They might not be as sharp or clear as the ones from the rear camera or the front camera

of the newer Pixel phones, but it still does a good job.

Videos from both these phones are very smooth.

Electronic stabilisation on the 5T does a great job, and the Optical stabilisation on

the iPhones has always been amazing.

You can shoot 720p videos in 120fps on the 5T, but the iPhone can take it to the next

level, by shooting 1080p videos at 240fps, its just a treat to look at.

With all of the image and video samples that we have seen in this video, its clear that

the iPhone 10 has a better set of cameras, and we knew this before even starting this

video.

But it also costs almost 3 times as much as the OnePlus 5T, and the actual difference

between the images of the two, is not as big as the difference in their price.

If you are looking to choose between these phones based on their camera, then go with

the iPhone 10.

It costs a lot, but it also packs in amazing set of dual cameras.

On the other hand, you can get the OnePlus 5T, save a lot of money, and still get a set

of cameras, which are not too far behind in this comparison.

So now after checking out the image and video samples, which one will you choose?

Let me know in the comments section.

That is it for this video guys.

Please hit the like button if you enjoyed this video, and subscribe to the channel for

more quality tech videos like this.

You can also check out some of the other videos from this channel.

This has been Sagar, and I'll catch you guys in the next video.

Take Care.

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Can Anyone Be an App Developer? - Duration: 9:00.

Hey, this is the Daily Overpass! My name is Eric and I make apps!

Now today, let's answer the question "Can anyone become an app developer?"

So, the other day I got an email from someone. I think they were just finishing high

school or in high school age, and they were asking whether or not anyone can

become an app developer. I was like, "Hey, Eric,

(laughs) can anyone become an app developer or would we'd have to go

qualification or anything? And of course, I had to give the bad news. I hate it

when it falls on me to give the bad news, and other app developers out there

will know this, that becoming an app developer is actually really difficult.

And there's a lot of tight requirements on it. First of all, you have to have an

IQ of about 130 or above. You have to go - to have gone to a prestigious university,

you have to submit a proposal to the app developer tribunal, and they have to go

away. And yeah, write a five thousand word essay about why you

deserve to be an app developer. And then the process could take anywhere between

six months or three years and then if they approve it then you become an

app developer trainee. And then you work your way up the ranks.

Alright, so I tried to think of like a really good story for that. Of course, all

of that's fake. Yeah, yes, anyone could become an app developer. I have to

believe that, right? But having that kind of attitude's not all that uncommon.

I once worked at a place, it was a small company and I worked there as a

consultant. It was a few years ago. This was it for web developers, asp.net

kind of stuff. So, I go to this company and and the owner had called me

and they already had developers.And one of their main developers,

he really didn't like me. But, I mean, that's like normal. Like if you go into

some place as a consultant or a contractor, you know, a lot of the

existing employees will look at you as an intruder. And that you're not

necessary anyway, so you try and like add value. But some of the first people you

have to try to win over is the existing developers. So, anyway he had this theory

that he could take anybody as long as their IQ was high enough and teach them

to be a software developer. Yeah, I could take like a doctor or a

lawyer or something like that and I could treat train them to be a software

developer, but not people who are like you know, mechanics or whateve. I - I

love mechanics. I know they're very smart. I mean, it was completely

ridiculous. I couldn't believe he thought that way. And he was he

was so condescending. He was condescending to everyone, he was

condescending to other people in the company, he was definitely condescending

to me. Or I get - everything you do, like you make one little mistake, (scoffs) (scoffs) right?

But he never made any mistakes, that kind of guy.

And another place I worked I had another - another guy, who was a manager, and he

was the kind of person who was really insecure about himself. So, like you

could say anything to him and he would try to take that away from you, or you

thought you were trying to take something away from him. Like you could

say, " you know, I walked on the moon and he'll say, (scoffs) " I could have walked on the

moon." And you always say he could have

done something. So, could you say like, you know, you could say like, "I'm

gonna go see a doctor," and he'll say like, "You know, I could have been a doctor. I

just didn't go to medical school." Like he gives like some really obvious

excuse you are you didn't do it. And the thng about those two

people, the one who thought you need to have an IQ, and the second one who

thought he could have been a doctor and just as long as you've been to medical

school. The second guy was right. Of course, you could have been a

doctor if you'd gone to medical school, right? One of the things about experience

and becoming things like app developers, you have to dedicate the time

to get the experience. When I meet with the - when I meet with clients or where

people hire me either as a contractor or through Overpass or whatever, I never see

it as they're hiring me because I'm super intelligent. They're hiring me

because of my experience and my knowledge. And both of those things

take time. So, what they're buying is time. I have no doubt that anybody who's

ever hired me in the past, could go through and learn everything that I've

learned, and do everything that I've done, but it would take a long time. For

those of you who are - who have been a software developer for a while, you

know, my experience has always been with which each technology I learned and all

the other developers I've worked with as you start off with HelloWorld obviously

you then you go to spaghetti code and hey it works but it looks terrible you

have a few really bad errors right hopefully eventually you'll get into a

team and learn a little bit of structure and why things are

are done the way they're supposed to be and then you'll get into the more

advanced things like you know you get a structure right but then you get more

advanced things like design patterns interfaces and calculations unit tests

you know decoupled services all that kind of stuff and then that takes that

could take a long time to get there so but every time I meet with a client I

think basically what they're buying for me is my time the same way when I go to

a mechanic I think I could have I could have fixed this car myself except I

don't know I said they don't know how and I don't know what anything does

right but that's like a temporary problem

right and this is the way I've always thought and you know as opposed to the

the the IT guy who is really condescending I don't know if you've

ever been to like like to take the example of mechanic you go to a mechanic

you go to someone who's really just like he'll tell you how it is you'll say oh

yeah that's true you would do this we do this and it will explain everything to

you even if you don't understand it you say okay cool you know it just you the

and or you go to the person who just really you know condescending he thinks

he's much smarter than you and just like whatever right this is the same way when

we deal with clients as always thank you they could have done this but what I'm

giving them is time I'm doing it faster the same is with companies that already

have developers they might you know calling around or whatever I'll say you

know we do app development there's oh we already got some developers or web

developers or whatever enough so you know well deal that's really good

because but they there's a learning curve with apps so your web developers

could do apps but here's a little bit of learning curve curve I have no doubt

that they can do it but it'll just take a bit of time and then we help shorten

up that distance of time because time takes money and it could be more

expensive doing that than it does just harness that kind of stuff so I've

always believed anyone could learn anything but and I think the reason for

this is because you know because I speak Chinese so yeah I've told the story

before when I was in high school my greats were really really bad I did not

do well in high school in fact when I got to the end of high school when I

graduated back in 1990 yeah it was the the choices for me were continue working

in McDonald's I worked in or joined the military and university was something I

didn't even think it was smart enough to do I had like real

confidence issues they're just because of the bennett grades when i actually

did go to university i did fine it did really well right so so you know went to

the army recruitment office and I said you know you're really good at learning

languages and I thought you know I'm not I failed French right and then they said

yum they said no this test shows that you're good at languages we'd like to

send you to language school and I said can I learn Russian and they said yeah

sure that should be fine we can't guarantee it but yeah I'm sure you'll

get Russian right and then when I got through basic training went into the

army towards the end of basic training that everyone got their language of

science at least those are when the same job that I was which is linguist and

they told me I was learning Chinese right and that was the kind of thing

where I thought I am not smart enough to learn Chinese I am NOT I cannot learn

Chinese but of course you know everything is possible with you know

time and you know time and money time and experience right so it was going

through and learning all the tones and then the different vocabulary straining

senses together learning the the grammar and then your you know a few years later

I'm sitting in a in Shanghai with the head of a software company discussing

how overpass can help them right but it's all just the time to stuff like

that so anyway really rambling on on this one the short answer is yes anyone

can learn to be an app developer if it's something you want to do just don't let

it deter you I don't think it is you know you have to think about software

languages it's not like binary the people who write the languages want it

to be easy enough so that most people got that first of all it's not so easy

that it's inflexible but also that it's um it's not impossible for people to

understand so anyway that's it for today I hope that's been useful let me know

what you guys think do you disagree with me do you think you have to be super

smart to be a software developer or do you think you just have that the time to

stumble about learn everything read everything you can work with other

people and just really get good at it through experience making mistakes and

and just progressing so anyway that's it for today that's it for this week I will

talk to you guys on Monday

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Trump Just Obliterated Obama For What He Took From WH Because He Was Sick Of Seeing It Every

Day.

Our new First Lady Melania Trump released her first White House Christmas video this

past Monday.

It shows all the decorations which illustrate a stark difference between the Trump's and

the Obama's Christmas at the White House celebration.

The most obvious difference between the two decorating styles is the ambiance.

Melania Trump decorated the White House to look like a peaceful and magical place, very

elegant and the definition of what Christmas is supposed to be.

She shared the video of the display on her Instagram page.

The Christmas decorations and some scenes looked just like a true come to life winter

fairytale land, something out of a book.

But what is most important about this video is the nativity scene, which had been absent

from the White House since Barack Hussein Obama took office in 2009.

The fact that the White House once again has a nativity scene proves beyond any shadow

of a doubt that President Trump did, in fact, keep his promise to bring "Christmas back"

and end the so-called "Happy Holiday" movement.

What a difference one year can make.

The Obama's final Christmas in the White House had no mention of Jesus whatsoever.

The decorations included a vast display of Lego gingerbread houses.

Michelle actually hired a team of Lego builders to build a total of 56 gingerbread houses

which required a total of over 200,000 Lego pieces.

Because we all know nothing says "Christmas" and "Jesus" like Legos.

In fact, the Obama era decorations had nothing whatsoever to do with Jesus at all.

Please America, please don't make the same mistake again.

There is no way a person who has a Muslim name and upbringing should ever be President

of the United States of America again.

We all know the majority of Americans suffered from white guilt in 2008 and 2012, but now

we are over it.

And America can once again be America again!

Via The White House Historical Association:

Christmas Traditions at the White House

Nineteenth-century White House Christmas celebrations were not grand state affairs but usually simple

family events.

The first family decorated the house with greens and there were celebrations on the

holiday.

The first White House Christmas party was held in December 1800.

President and Mrs. Adams gave it for their four-year-old granddaughter Suzannah, who

was living with them.

The Adams invited the children of "official" Washington to the party.

One of the most elaborate children's Christmas parties was President Andrew Jackson's "frolic"

for the children of his household in 1834.

This party included games, dancing, a grand dinner, and ended with an indoor "snowball

fight" with specially made cotton balls.

The first Christmas tree in the White House was placed in the second floor Yellow Oval

Room (then used as a family parlor and library) in 1889 (Benjamin Harrison administration).

It was decorated with candles, toys, etc. for the Harrison grandchildren.

The Cleveland Family tree decorated with red, white and blue electric light bulbs, delighted

the president's young daughters.

It was placed in the second floor Oval Room of the White House in 1894.

President and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt hosted a "carnival" during the 1903 Christmas

season for 500 children including dinner, dancing, musical entertainment, souvenirs,

and a special treat in the form of ice cream formed in the shape of Santa and other Christmas

novelties.

President Roosevelt, an avowed conservationist, did not approve of cutting trees for Christmas

decorations.

However, his son Archie defied the ban and smuggled in a small tree that was decorated

and hidden in a closet in the upstairs sewing room.

The Taft children placed the first tree on the State floor in the Blue Room in 1909.

The Wilsons continued to have a tree in the Blue Room.

President Calvin Coolidge was the first chief executive to preside over the National Christmas

tree lighting ceremony on the Ellipse in 1923.

Today, the Christmas Pageant of Peace, a major event held annually on the Ellipse since 1954,

includes the lighting of the National Christmas Tree.

This celebration respects the holiday worship of all faiths and features the appearance

of the first family to light the tree and host live musical and dance performances.

First Lady Lou Henry Hoover established the custom of decorating an official tree in the

White House in 1929.

Since that time, the honor of trimming the Christmas tree on the state floor has belonged

to our first ladies.

The tree stands in the oval Blue Room, an elegant space honored as the center of holiday

splendor.

In 1961, First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy began the tradition of selecting a theme for the

official White House Christmas tree.

She decorated a tree placed in the oval Blue Room with ornamental toys, birds and angels

modeled after Petr Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker Suite" ballet.

In 1961 First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy began the tradition of selecting a theme for the

official White House Christmas tree.

That year the tree was decorated with ornamental toys, birds, angels and characters from the

"Nutcracker Suite" ballet.

For the American Flowers Tree in 1969, First Lady Patricia Nixon arranged for disabled

workers in Florida to make velvet and satin balls featuring each states official flower.

The record for the number of trees in the White House was held for many years by the

Eisenhower administration when 26 trees filled every floor of the house.

That mark has been eclipsed on several occasions in recent times, including the Clinton administration's

36 trees in the 1997 theme of "Santa's Workshop," and the 2008 White House Christmas

decorations of the Bush administration that included 27 trees as part of a theme of "A

Red, White and Blue Christmas."

Franklin D. Roosevelt always read Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol to his family

on Christmas Eve.

Beginning in 1961, in the Kennedy administration, themes have been selected for the Blue Room

tree.

That year was decorated with objects depicting characters and toys from the "Nutcracker

Suite" ballet.

Since 1966, the National Christmas Tree Association has held a competition for the White House

Blue Room tree.

Over her eight White House holiday seasons, First Lady Hillary Clinton showcased the talents

of America's artistic communities.

First Lady Laura Bush varied the decorations, including the themes of "All Creatures Grand

and Small in 2002" highlighting her love of animals and the importance of pets to White

House history and a patriotic "A Red, White and Blue Christmas" in 2008.

The theme had been inspired by letters from Americans that began arriving after September

11th suggesting the White House have a red, white and blue Christmas.

First Lady Michelle Obama announced the 2010 White House Christmas theme of "Simple Gifts"

and she explained, "The greatest blessings of all are the ones that don't cost a thing:

the time that we spend with our loved ones, the freedoms we enjoy as Americans and the

joy we feel from reaching out to those in need."

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This recipe is believed to be of Indian or North

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it's a deep cut once this is done put a little less than a tape spoonful of salt

in the lemon where you made the cut if necessary use a spoon to push the salt

into the lemon line the bottom of the empty jar with more salt and then add

the lemon that you just filled with salt repeat the procedure for each lemon that

you place in the glass jar after you finish leave the lemons inside the jar

for 2 or 3 days every day open the jar and press each lemon closed make sure

they stay closed as much as possible after 2 or 3 days wash the lemons remove

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The making of "The Snow Queen Waltz". Episode 6 - The Choreography - Duration: 13:40.

Choreography!

"Choreography" is the topic of this chapter.

And choreography was quite an important part of it

because it was... like any theatrical musical

it involved dance and we had dancers.

So, back in May, when we first met with the choreographer

and we, actually, knew her from many years ago

Our daughter took lessons from her, right?

[Milana] That's right, a few years ago

[Arty] Yes, quite a few, five or six years

And the choreographer - her name is Ludmila Kashkovar

So, she gave that idea as I mentioned before

...about frozen statues.

And then we talked that when...

...it gets closer to the second video shoot,...

...we will meet again and...

...talk about specific moves, specific dance and so on.

So, we met in September

and that was the first time I saw...

...the girls. Not all of them, some of them I knew before

but... we met with five girls...

...who would dance later on in the video.

And we started...

First, I talked to them and I introduced ourselves.

And I talked about project a bit.

And they were all like.... not knowing exactly...

[Milana] Weirded out, I would say! [Arty] Yeah, they didn't really know

[Arty] ...what to expect at first.

It was the first video shoot for them.

They participated in different festivals

but never got recorded on video.

And that got some specifics... like...

...you don't need to learn the whole dance by heart...

because it's all about particular scenes

So, you can just say: "Okay, in this particular scene...

you make... you do this move"

And you shouldn't remember it by heart.

On the other hand, when you do this move

you actually have to do it perfectly!

Because it will be just zoomed in on you

and you cannot make mistakes

you don't have the luxury of making mistakes.

Comparing it to when you are in some group

...and the focus of those who watch your dance

[Arty] ...it's not just on you. [Milana] Right.

So we met with them and...

Ludmila - she started creating different dancing moves.

That sequence of dancing moves.

Asking us about each and every phrase like...

"Okay, what this phrase means?" "What that phrase means?"

[Milana] Both literally and not literally

[Milana] So, that was interesting [Arty] Yeah, some image behind, yeah.

And... when I saw those girls...

...dancing for the first time.

That was actually a really weird feeling...

...for me...

I felt like this is not a family project anymore!

I saw other people working and working hard...

...to make it happen, to make our video happen!

And that was actually...

So I was just standing there...

...watching them dance to our music.

And I was all like: "Wow, they are actually doing it!"

[Milana] Pinch me! Is it real?! [Arty] They are actually doing it?! [Milana] I know the feeling!

And that was the moment when I actually..

...started to believe that this is not...

...some abstract thing anymore!

[Arty] This is actually going to happen! [Milana] Yeah, it's not a fantasy anymore!

Well... you were all so excited...

...and the girls seemed to have fun.

While I was quietly suffering and not...

...sometimes not so quietly... I was...

It was a living hell for me!

[Arty] Why? [Milana] I'm not an actor...

...and I'm not a good dancer so it seems because...

I would not believe it!

In my childhood I danced pretty well.

And I took a lot of dancing classes.

And my rhythm was just alright but...

The combination of the heels and the costume,

and I had to speak up the lyrics...

... right and sing with the song at the same time,

...while turning or acting. It was just too much for me!

And I had to look at myself...

from reflections of multiple mirrors

which was scary and very distracting.

And disturbing! My posture was... ugh.. not so good!

[Arty] And yeah! That was the next big challenge!

[Arty] Because you got all emotional quite often

[Arty] ...and got all tears

[Arty] ..like... several times during each rehearsal!

[Milana] And I was not steady on my feet!

Even without the heels!

I was shocked that it happened to me.

Well, at the end of the day with the mirrors.

[Arty] But you know, with all those tears

[Arty] ..not just mirrors, tears!

[Arty] ...I was all... I kept thinking: "Oh my god!!"

[Arty] Like.. if it's happening now, what's gonna...

[Arty] ...happen with all the makeup on stage?!!

[Arty] ... we are not going to make it...

[Arty] ...if after each failure you would start crying!

And I was all dancing around

trying to solve not technical

but psychological problems.

How to tell you that you need to fix something

without making you cry.

Because if you cried...

...it would just stop immediately the whole production,..

...the whole recording...

...until makeup artist comes in and...

...makes the touch-ups and so on..

And you look all crying... so...

That was a challenge for me!

[Milana] Well, you know, artists are emotional.

[Milana] They're supposed to be!

[Milana] Especially Queens!

Well, I am emotional myself!

But in this case I was a producer and a creative director.

So... eh... emotions - it wasn't...

[Milana] ...a part of your deal? Right?

Yes, it wasn't a part of my deal!

I had to find that way... how...

And we had those talks several times when I just....

...asked you to calm down

...and I tried to tell you:

"You know what? I'm not trying to criticize you..."

"...but as a creative director...

"...I have this luxury, this right..."

"...to tell you how you should move..."

"...and what you should do because..."

"...you just physically cannot see you from a side."

Even when you saw yourself in a mirror...

...it wasn't the same.

And I am like a flying camera around you,

... and seeing all your moves

from all the different directions

and trying to think about what emotion is in each move.

And when I told you "No-no-no, it doesn't work this way!"

I didn't want to criticize you

I wanted just to make it look as I saw.

[Milana] Nice, eh...

[Milana] I am so lucky to have you as my producer and...

[Milana] don't make me cry now! [Arty] You'll make me all emotional!

Another memorable moment was...

...the choreography of the key scene.

The "Shawl scene"!

Yes, probably everyone in this production...

...heard these words "The Shawl Scene"

like hundreds of times from me.

Because for me it was really the key scene.

That was the moment of transformation, yes!

From the ordinary woman...

...to the Snow Queen!

And the way I imagined it

and the way I wrote it in our script was...

"Milana makes a swirling move...

...with shawl and then we just cross-fade it...

...to the Queen making the same swirling move.

And kind of make it blurry and then...

...through you we will see the Snow Queen.

And I thought this is pretty simple... like...

so.. you have this shawl on your shoulders.

And you do something like this:

So you just lift it up and....

yeah....well, you see, I messed up already!

[Milana] I get dizzy and goosebumps already!

[Arty] so... yeah... so...

You lift it up and make this swirling move!

And it was so simple for me!

But each time we tried it with you....

[Milana] ...it turned into a complete mess

several family scandals

almost a broken mirror

a few trips

...too fast! It was too slow! It was too loud!..

Not proud enough, not graceful.

Not fast enough, too slow!

Too loud! The words were all out of sync!

[Milana] I almost fell a few times! [Arty] Okay, okay! I got the point!

Yeah! I was the pain in the <beep>!

But... I am a producer!!

And I am the creative director!

I saw it this way! And it had to be that way!

Exactly as I imagined it.

But I got the point!

I mean, I got the point that...

...it's not as simple as I imagined.

Yeah, that moment that actually lasted...

...just about one second!

And that was a key moment for me!

It wasn't that simple to do!

And one of the things was that... that shawl...

...always caught by your hair!

... and... well, I like your curls! But...

[Milana] You LOVE my curls! [Arty] I LOVE you curls, yes!

And they were a part of your image!

But we had to do something!

And I tried to simplify this scene.

Okay! I understood that you cannot do this move.

And we tried to change it...

...and tried to change it again and...

And I think we just had like ten versions of that move!

And I ended up with really something strange:

I just put a chair in front of you and put...

...put that shawl just in front of you. I said like....

This is the close-up scene anyways!

You only can see the face or something.

So, you don't see what's in there!

So, I said "Okay, let's put the shawl just in front of you...

...and you'll just pick it up!

And no one will see that you're picking it up.

And then you'll just raise it up!

So it's in front of you

And you just do something like this!

We just did a slight modification to it

when we actually filmed it.

Instead of using chairs we just asked...

...a couple of assistants.

So those two assistants they stood on their knees...

...and held it like this for you just to pick it up!

Without looking and that was another problem...

...that you kept looking like...

you look at the camera and then you...

No! don't look there!!! [Milana laughing] Off with your head!!

You are looking into the camera, you cannot do something like this [shows nodding head]

So.. yeah, they were standing on their knees...

...and it was really funny!

You were in your costume of the Snow Queen

and they kneel in front of you!

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Farhan, you scoundrel!

Oh! That was a solid left jab...

...and there's a right hook.

And Vineet goes down and that looks like the match...

Ding ding ding! And the winner...

...by triple knock-out, is not Vineet.

I never thought I'd see this day in my life.

Yes. Yes. Okay. Not in my life.

You know what I mean.

No. I don't know what do you mean. Please tell me.

Why are you getting angry, bro? It happens to everyone.

Anyway. By the way, the Farhan today...

...isn't the foolish Farhan from college.

This new and improved Farhan...

He knows what he wants, yeah?

And unlike some other people I know...

...he's ready to fight for it.

What are you trying to say? Tell me frankly.

So even you think that I'm a sell-out, right?

Look, bro.

I don't know what you know.

But I'm not Aniket's ghost. Okay?

I'm just your mental projection of Aniket.

I think, what you think...

...Aniket will think. Get it?

Okay. Let me simplify this.

You think that I think that...

...you are a sell-out.

And if you ask me...

I think that you think, Farhan is also right.

That you are sell-out.

And one more thing...

If you ask me, the way Farhan is right now...

...I think, he's a better guy for Anika.

Aren't you getting a little carried away?

This is not my opinion! Remember what I just said?

You think that this is what Aniket thinks.

Oh, just shut up!

What do you think?

'Come Hangout in my Alley!'

It's a little massy.

But inviting, right?

Just tell me. If you don't like it, we'll change it.

I'm your manager after all. God damn it.

Bro, I don't want to do this. I...

...can't do this.

I can't.

What can't you do?

Dude, this... this movie, man. This just feels wrong.

Look at it. - You think, the movie doesn't do justice to your book?

We can change the screenplay.

We can discuss it. Any time.

Bro, justice to the book?

Have you read my book?

It's called 'A Difficult Road'.

And what's the name of the movie?

'Come Hangout in my Alley!'

Dude, are you kidding me?

'Come Hangout in my Alley!' I mean...

That sounds wrong, bro.

Just chill this one out.

Don't grow a creative conscience on me, now.

Maybe it is a joke.

But don't forget, it's a joke worth 25 million.

Look, Nikhil, if I had to sell myself...

...to the highest bidder, then I wouldn't have been a writer. Okay?

I want to get out of this. Alright?

I...

I don't want this money.

I want my book back.

I need my book back.

That's it.

Think this through.

Once this is gone, it's not coming back.

Are you sure? - Yeah.

Disney, Amazon...

HP, Harley Davidson, Left is Right.

What do they all have in common?

Basement!

All these great companies, they started from basements.

So?

So what do you think?

You don't need to sell it to me. I already love it.

I know, it's small and dingy, but...

I thought, we should spend on our products rather than overheads.

It'll work.

Yeah!

Hello!

Hello! One second. I can't hear you.

Wait. There's no network. Wait. - There's storage space in the back, too.

So, by the way, that 25 million thing?

I'm not doing the movie. - Yeah?

And yeah, about last night...

You were right.

Well, that's awesome, man!

So I guess, I'm still the richest in the group.

Don't show your teeth too much, otherwise I will smash them in.

I'm still pissed at what you said last night. Okay?

What's your problem, Vineeth? Why are you angry with me?

In fact, I should be angry with you. - Why should you be angry?

Because it's you, man.

Yeah. Then deal with it.

Guys, we need to leave. It's urgent.

Come on! Fast! - Let's go!

Yeah, Vikesh... - Where are you, Anika?

Don't do anything stupid. I'll be there in 5 minutes.

Are you sure? -Yes, I'm reaching.

Are you sure? -Bye!

People were right about you in college. Photo copy.

Whatever I did, whatever I wore...

You wanted to do the same...

Exactly the same thing always.

Listen, it's not a 'thing', okay?

It's something else.

Whether it's a 'thing' or something else...

The point is, your behaviour is still the same.

You haven't changed either, 'Mr. Zero Feelings'.

What nonsense! What do you even mean by that?

You know what I'm talking about.

Guys, stop it. We're here.

You really need to grow up, man.

Anika! - Hey, stop!

Anika, I really love you, Anika! - Vikesh!

Seriously, I love you. - What are you doing?

My life is meaningless without you. Why should I live?

I'll jump. I'll die today.

Anika, honestly, I'll die today. -No, Vikesh! No! Please don't jump.

Vikesh. Vikesh! -I'm telling you, I'll jump from here.

Respect.

This is called true love.

He isn't looking for anything in return.

True love, my foot! It's pure blackmail.

Love me, or else I'll jump. He's a freaking coward.

Guys, can we please concentrate on him?

He could jump any time. Let's go inside and do something. -Bullshit!

He would have jumped long ago if he really wanted to.

Jump! -Shut up!

Jump! -Vineet, just shut up!

Come on! Do it! -Vineet, stop! Vikesh!

Vineet, shut up! Okay! -Come on!

Come on! -Stop him. I'll jump. -Are you crazy?

I swear, I'll jump. Make him stop.

Vikesh, stop! -Listen.

Vikesh! Stop! -Farhan…

He's faking it. -Are you crazy?

He's faking it, dude. -He isn't faking. What if he jumps?

Stop it. Not everyone is manipulative like you. -Get down!

Some people truly fall in love.

Farhan, you're like a brother. If something happens to me...

... please drop my car home.

Give the keys to my dad.

Don't call him your brother.

You'll get a real reason to jump if I tell you the truth about him.

And move back… You'll actually fall down. Idiot!

The truth? -Hey! One minute.

You consider me your brother, right? So would you trust me or him?

I'll explain it to you later. -What is wrong with you?

Sir, you've got a call from London.

A call from London!

Let's go.

Sir, you've got a call. From London, sir.

Hello! Hi, sir!

How are you, sir?

Jolly good, sir! Jolly good.

What? Wow, sir! Like, seriously?

This is 100 percent happening, sir?

Yes, sir. I have a passport.

Packed but never used.

Yeah, sir.

I would be obliged to, sir. I would love to.

Definitely, sir!

Thank you so much, sir! Yeah.

Okay, sir! Okay.

And sir! Long live the Queen!

Bye, sir! Bye!

That phone call…

That wasn't just a job offer from London with a 7 figure salary.

This, was a game changer.

What was I doing? I was going to die here!

In this city. In this country.

For whom?

Anika.

I mean, what was I thinking? Like...

You and me…

Never going to happen, bro. Never. Never.

London calling.

Anyhoo, see you guys.

Like, once I am back from London. Which won't be soon.

Never. See you guys, never.

This was your pure love?

Shut up.

Just got a message from dad. I'll catch you guys later, okay?

Okay.

Shall we go?

I need to take a leak.

I know you don't love him anymore. But there is something about him.

Turning down 25 million that too For his principals. Well done, man.

Not at all. He had already sold his soul.

I suggested he should turn it down, and that's why he did it.

Yes, after all you are that close that he'll do everything you say.

I mean, he is handsome… Creative.

And now, he sticks to his principles as well.

So, what do you want me to do? Worship him?

No. That's not what I am saying.

I am just saying, make way for him.

Like, make way for the better man.

You know? Just that...

What was all that? -What?

At the ledge. -Oh you...

I told you I am going to London.

Just acting… To distract Vikesh.

Yes. I knew they were going to select me.

Look, I am not that stupid, okay.

I know you guys are hiding something from me.

Both of you were talking in some code language in the car as well. - Yes.

You can tell me. -I am off to London. -Vikesh Sir.

What is it? -That call that came? It wasn't for you.

It was for Rakesh Sir. -Which call?

That call from London. I got confused with the names.

I made a mistake. I'm sorry. Bye.

Anika.

That was a joke. Like, I really love you.

I love you, Anika. Seriously. I'm not lying. -Really?

That was a joke... That phone call...

Bye, Vikesh. -Hey...

Anika, listen to me. I really love you.

Anika, listen.

Go on! As if there aren't other girls here.

So, how are things between you and Riya?

Things?

Me and Riya?

I don't know. Just like things are...

...between you and Farhan

Me and Farhan? Okay.

Why do you ask?

No, I'm just curious.

I'm a writer, I observe things and people.

Okay, then. Vineeth you are not that great a writer after all, you know?

Your observational skills are a little weak.

What do you mean?

Yeah, sorry. So, you were saying?

How are my observational skills weak?

I mean, you don't answer my calls.

You don't reply to my texts.

Look, if Riya doesn't want us to talk...

...then, it's okay. You can tell me.

She's your girlfriend after all. -What nonsense!

Riya is not my girlfriend. We are just good friends. That's it.

Oh, we are "just friends". -Yeah.

Such a cliche, Vineeth.

You should get that. Maybe it's her.

It's an unknown number, okay? -You never know.

You should answer.

Hello. -Sir, myself Ravi from superhousing.com, sir!

Good afternoon. Am I speaking to Vineeth Sharma?

Yes. -I have an amazing house for you.

No, I don't need a house. Thank you.

Sir, give me 2 minutes to tell you more about the offer.

I don't want to know more your offer. Thank you. Please stop calling me.

Mr. Farhan Qureshi, there are 175 venture capitalists in Mumbai.

But you could only find Delna Paowala to approach?

Dad, you turned me down.

But she wanted to meet.

You know what she wants, right?

No, dad.

I don't know.

Why don't you tell me? -She is using you.

She doesn't care a damn about your idea.

She just wants to get back at me. -Get back at you?

Why would she want to get back at you? For what?

You think you're very smart, right? Feel like you've achieved a lot,

by arranging funding for your idea.

Do you have any idea what she'd do to you, if you fail?

What if I don't fail, dad?

Have you ever thought of that?

So you were saying...? Farhan and you... What was it?

Nothing.

You know, like, Farhan is a great guy.

He's done a lot for Ani's idea. -Yeah.

No, I know... -And he is so sweet.

Farhan is a great guy, blah, blah, blah.

So... Yeah, what?

Hello. Sir, myself Ravi from...

Dude, are you crazy? -Sir...

The call didn't drop, I disconnected it. And if you call me again then...

...I'll sock your jaw. Do you get it?

Sir, give me 2 minutes. Please , sir. -Hang up!

Hang up!

It was a telecaller. -Oh.

I'm really sorry. He got on my nerves.

So yeah, you were saying... You and Farhan...

Hey, what's wrong?

Vineeth. -Yeah.

You remember Mehrunisa?

Mehrunisa...

I had entered the kingdom.

I had killed the farmers, I had killed the wizards... Everything.

I was so close to the final level.

And she went on calling through that.

I disconnected once, twice, thrice...

But, the fourth time, I lost my cool.

I started shouting at her.

I wasn't listening to her. I was just shouting, not willing to listen.

And she, she just started crying.

I made a poor girl cry for what?

For a stupid level in a stupid game?

That's not done, man.

That's not how people should treat each other.

It's okay, man. Learn from your mistakes.

Don't make the same mistake again. That's okay.

Come on, don't say that. There's no next time...

I screamed at someone for my stupid game!

And she's crying and telling me...

...that she has problems as well. Ofcourse everyone has problems.

But what problem do we have?

Tell me.

Nothing.

Relax.

You know what...

..I have decided.

I am going to find Mehrunisa, and I'm going to tell her that I am really sorry.

There are 2,00,000 telecallers in Mumbai. How will you find her?

I don't care.

Oh, yeah. I remember.

We have to find Mehrunisa. For Ani.

Okay, sure. Cool.

Yeah, we should do that. It's a good idea.

By the way, so you were saying...

...you and Farhan, you know...

Nothing, that, he's a nice guy.

Yeah. -And...

...We're just good friends. -Yes, I know...

...he's a nice guy blah, blah blah. So, I mean...

...what's cooking? -Nothing. Let's call Farhan.

Listen, Farhan. -And here it comes.

A bucket list point that I spoke to you about earlier,

Mehrunisa, the girl Ani was after?

Only he could want to find her in an ocean of...

...telecallers in the country and apologise.

The issue was, it was now left to lesser mortals like us.

We have to find her.

Hi.

Hey, Riya.

Nikhil, do I call the Bollywood guys?

So, you'll inform them?

So, who's going to inform them that this deal is off?

Nikhil?

The deal is off?

Who told you that?

What are you saying?

Nikhil, don't even think about this.

Oh!

You should have told me earlier. It's too late now.

I am done thinking.

All we have to do is execute.

And Vineeth?

Vineeth?

Who is Vineeth?

You're become very shameless, dude.

So what? Anyway you're my mental projection. How does it matter?

There's nothing to talk about, Farhan.

She just considers you a good friend.

Really? And who said that?

I don't owe an explanation to you or to Ani.

Ani? -Any news?

I was looking through my contacts, but I got nothing.

I think she works in an office in Malad.

That's great. -Yes, that's great, man.

Forget 5 people, even if one person watches the video...

...and stops getting mad at them, it'll all be worth it.

Neither of us have done what Farhan has done for Ani.

I know you like me.

Yes, I do.