Rebirth of India: Superior

"Oh? Have you met anyone interesting?" Shakru asked with great interest. …≦

Rajkumar looked around and then whispered: "There is a princess living in seclusion in this village."

"Princess, princess?! Are you kidding me? What age is this? There is no king anymore, so where did the princess come from?" Shaklu said in shock.

In fact, this is not surprising to Shakru, because since the constitution that came into effect on January 26, 1950, India has been a federal country and adopted a British-style parliamentary democracy. From that time on, India no longer has any king, princess, or prince. Even if they are still called princesses and princes, they are just polite names, and it is already 1991, and those royal families are almost dead, so Shaklu is so surprised.

Rajkummar explained: "This Princess Sakina claims to be the daughter of the great-granddaughter of the last prince of the Kingdom of Avadha in ancient India. Her mother is the titled Princess Wilayat, but this kind of title has Her mother has already terminated her life here. Sakina's status as princess is actually their own, but she is indeed a descendant of the royal family. "

"Oh, that's right, but as far as I know, those descendants of the royal family usually live in big cities. Why did this princess go to such a remote place to live in seclusion?" Shaklu asked still somewhat puzzled. road.

"Boss, you don't know something. In fact, except for some of the descendants of the royal family who are smart and can keep pace with the times, the rest of them are just superficial. Because they can't let go of the royal family's airs, they would rather go hungry. If you don’t work, you can only make ends meet by selling off your property, but it’s rare to find Princess Sakina in such miserable condition.”

"Didn't you say you were living in seclusion? Why are you miserable again?"

"Seclusion is a nice way of saying it. In fact, the princess's life now is not much better than that of the untouchables. In fact, their financial situation had already appeared when her mother, Princess Willeyard, had lost their privileges first. and territory, and then lost the government subsidies. At the same time, they couldn't let go of the royal family's airs and refused to go out to work. As a result, she could only live by selling jewelry, cars and various antiques. When there was nothing left to sell, in order to force the Indian government to provide an apartment commensurate with her status, Princess Wilayat actually brought her own Children, 5 servants and 12 dogs moved into a train station in New Delhi..."

As soon as Rajkumar said this, Shakru suddenly realized and said: "Ah, it turns out it is this train station princess. Why does the name Wilayat sound so familiar to me?" This Wilayat The princess is indeed famous because she became famous as soon as she stayed in the VIP waiting room of this train station in New Delhi. It took nine years, and finally the government was forced to return her ancestral palace to her. However, this so-called palace was actually just a hunting house located in a remote suburb of New Delhi, and it was just a wooden house. Princess Wilayat felt that this was a great insult to her, so she chose to commit suicide. This incident was once famous among the aristocratic circles of India, so Shakru’s memory is very vivid.

On a whim, Shakru suddenly had a whim and said to Rajkumar: "Rakuma, do you know where the residence of Her Royal Highness the Princess is? I want to visit."

Rajkumar said hesitantly: "Boss, I know this place, but it's extremely dirty. You'd better not go there."

Shakru shook his head and said: "Rakumar, have you ever thought about whether it would be interesting to make a movie about the experiences of Princess Sakina and her mother?"

Rajkumar said in shock: "Boss, your idea is too crazy. How many obstacles and troubles will you encounter in making such a movie?"

"Let's not talk about this first. Just tell me, if there is such a movie, what will the market be like overseas and among middle and high-level people in India?"

Rajkummar replied without hesitation: "The market will definitely be very good. Let alone others, if I heard about such a film, I would definitely buy a movie ticket and watch it without hesitation."

Shakru clapped his hands: "Is this it? Since there is a market and creativity, why not give it a try? The first step is to obtain the authorization of Princess Sakina."

After the wedding banquet, Shakru was led by Rajkumar to the "Princess Bedroom" located in the nearby woods. It was actually a century-old wooden house, but even so, ordinary people could not enter here, because although the princess was poor, , but she is still extremely arrogant and will never talk to lower-class people, thinking that it would be an insult to her status.

Fortunately, Shakru's identity was sufficient. When he knocked on the door and announced his name, a response came from inside: "Oh, the surname is Pandit. That can be considered a noble queen. Please come in!"

Although this wooden house looks dilapidated from the outside, when you walk in and take a closer look, you will find that it was indeed built by wealthy people in the past. The wooden beams and walls inside are covered with various hand-carved patterns. It is a pity. Even those luxurious decorations are gone. I don’t know if they peeled off naturally or were taken away artificially. In the middle of the wooden house, a thin, middle-aged woman dressed in black was sitting on a moldy Persian carpet. It was obvious that this was Princess Sakina.

So Shaklu stepped forward and saluted: "Hello, respected Princess Sakina, please forgive me for disturbing you today!"

Sakina waved her hand and said, "It's okay, it's good that you're here. It's been a long time since anyone has talked to me. There are only low-class people and common people around here. Talking to them is an insult to my noble bloodline."

Hearing this, Shakru couldn't help but feel a little toothache, thinking that you have become so miserable, and you still look down on others? But after thinking about the purpose of coming today, he still said with all his strength: "Princess Sakina, I came here today to discuss something with you."

Sakina asked in confusion: "I am no longer the same as before. I really don't know what else I can do to help you?"

"Well, it's like this. I have always admired your mother, Princess Willyart, and I want to make a movie about her experience. I wonder if you can allow it?"

"Oh? Make a movie? This is a good thing. To be honest, I have also thought about publishing a biography for my mother, but it has not been successful due to funding issues. But can you guarantee that you will film my mother's life truthfully?" Mobile users please visit http://m.piaotia.net