RGV claims he died from COVID and is now God talking to the anchor.
The episode features an interview with filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma (RGV) conducted by anchor Usha. It begins with RGV humorously claiming he died from COVID and is now God speaking. He talks about his upcoming film 'Corona', set for theatrical release, and defends making a movie about the pandemic while it is still ongoing, comparing it to horror movies not requiring prior ghost experiences. RGV explains his personal philosophy of not caring about circumstances because he creates his own, and he does not take anything seriously. He discusses shooting during lockdown without precautions like masks, citing his lack of fear. The conversation covers legal issues around his films, including a murder movie that went to court, where he argues for artistic freedom. RGV mentions other projects like 'RGV Missing' and 'Laduki', a martial arts film with female leads inspired by Bruce Lee. He shares his views on luck, stating it is not in one's control, and on hard work, calling it meaningless for success. RGV talks about his film 'Disha', focusing on studying the mindset of rapists rather than just the crime. He criticizes selective mercy, using animal welfare activists as an example. RGV lists his five life principles: leave God, don't listen to parents, don't get married, don't have children, and don't care about anyone. He discusses his lack of emotional anchors, saying he does not need friends, and defines beauty as sexual desire. RGV reveals he never had crushes, only sexual desires, with his last crush being someone he saw while driving. The interview ends with RGV thanking the anchor.
