Let's Talk

Name: Let's Talk
Uploaded: 2024-01-01T00:00:00+00:00
Duration: 19 min
Description: Listen to a politician, a journalist, a sportsperson, a historian, a ghost hunter, an author, a filmmaker, an author or a philosopher – as they tell their interesting stories or anecdotes,. Hear their interesting point of view on an issue or an event. Catch them on LET’s TALK with Gee - in a freewheeling conversation.

2024 • 1 Season • Entertainment

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Listen to a politician, a journalist, a sportsperson, a historian, a ghost hunter, an author, a filmmaker, an author or a philosopher – as they tell their interesting stories or anecdotes,. Hear their interesting point of view on an issue or an event. Catch them on LET’s TALK with Gee - in a freewheeling conversation.

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Season 1

Today, from writing scripts to shooting films, anyone can become a filmmaker using Artificial Intelligence. Will this prove to be a good and fruitful shift? Is the Hindi film industry waking up to the challenge? Will this create a level playing field for all? Has AI scripted a sequel of ‘Masoom’? Will AI write film scripts now? Can AI understand emotions? Can you now become a filmmaker? News9 Plus finds out

The Col who rescued Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s family, including former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, from Pakistani captivity during the 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War. This is his first-person account of what happened that Dec 17, 1971.

U.S. is returning nearly 300 smuggled artifacts to India. The 297 cultural relics dating back from 2000 BCE to 1900 CE were handed over to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a meeting with President Joe Biden in his hometown of Wilmington, Delaware. These are series of artifacts that this Govt has brought back from countries all over the world like Australia, Singapore, Germany and of course the US. In the past 9years Prime Minister Modi has accorded high priority to conserving our heritage and creating a new legacy. But the question is apart from those stolen during the 200 years of British Raj , why is the loot on even after the independence ? What has this government done for the repatriation of the trafficked artifacts ? And how does one protect the vast heritage of India ? Sanjeev Sanyal Member Economic Advisory Council to the PM has written about this and is actively involved in accessing old theft records, contacting relevant government authorities, and cutting through bureaucratic red tape to get the looted treasures back. He also talks about how one should relook at how we must protect our monuments from theft.