Netaji ka BIRTHDAY 🎉

The speaker opens by expressing mock concern about San Francisco, noting that she has not seen a single billboard where party workers are wishing their leader a happy birthday — a common sight in India. She contrasts this with the many AI and tech-related billboards she has seen in the city, humorously wondering how politicians in San Francisco must celebrate their birthdays without such public displays.

She then shifts to a direct and earnest appeal to people in India, urging them to stop the practice of putting up birthday billboards for political leaders. She describes the practice as 'bahut hi ganda' (very distasteful) and suggests that if someone genuinely wants to wish a leader on their birthday, they should do it privately — by visiting their home, bringing flowers, or giving a gift — rather than broadcasting it to all of society.

Finally, she makes a pointed argument that politicians have not done enough for the public to deserve festival-like birthday celebrations, drawing a sharp contrast by comparing the treatment of political leaders to the reverence shown to deities like Ram. She ends with a firm but light-hearted 'All the best,' reinforcing her call for people to abandon this culture of public political birthday displays.