Isha Chhabra on Building a Global Ecosystem Through Travel and Film

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1:00and we've been talking about doing a monthly segment where she comes on. She tells us what's going on in the Global Glow Network and Ecosystem. She's building, which I find highly interesting. So first off, Isha, welcome back. I'm glad we finally get to do this. Thank you so much, Adam. I'm so pleased to be here again with you, and that too for the video interview. All right, so last time we spoke, I know you had a lot going on with Global Glow Films, and I know that you're working on multiple projects. Where do you want to start with this one? It's been a little bit since we've talked. What's been going on since our last conversation? The most exciting project is I'm launching my own movies studio in Matter Wars. Tell me about that. How did you come up with that idea? It's not only Matter Wars, even without glasses also. You can be a part of, you can be participating in my world. My studio name is Silkenstown Movies Studio. How do you come up with this idea? I don't remember this one for some reason. How do you come up with this? When does this come about? This was happening. I didn't share it with you because this was cooking.

2:05Okay, so tell me a little bit more about the vision, like for what you want to be creating. So we're launching this next week. My space is going to be live in omnivore city. Have you heard omnivore city? Tell me a little bit more. It was in CES this time omnivore city and they're creating the vision. My partner is from Tech background. She has this omnivore city. So she's building my own space called Silkenstown Movies Studio. And yes, where people can come actually do the work in movie studio like CG work, editing work for the shoot video shoot. And so even my three digital screen is going to be launched. Yeah. Yes. So what kind of projects? Like tell me go a little bit further like what kind of projects do you hope to launch to this studio? So actually I would like to hold on to this till the next week we launch. It's a little bit of a surprise. Yes, it's really surprised. It's everybody is going to love it. Oh, okay, okay,

3:09we'll get it. We'll get an update from you on the launch next month and we'll figure out what you get. Yeah, what you can do. And yes, I got it. I got it. Let's get into some of your other projects now. Are you working on global travel world wide right now or what's going on with the travel side or where do you want to go next? Yes. So I had begun my travel agency as well. To take people out because I just want to promote the travel business as well because a lot of people get stuck wherever I am today. It's just because of travel. It's just because I born in India and a lot of people just stay there where they are. They do not want to move because they're so comfortable with them. I'm not talking about all but majority of the people where they're born but the lifestyle they keep on moving with that. But travel gives us the leverage to choose the lights we desire. I want to circle back to the film stuff. I know you don't want to talk completely about the metaverse what you're doing there,

4:12but you did some other stuff too recently, weren't you? You were working to do some stuff during the Oscars or you were covering as media or like tell me some other things. You had a bunch of things going on last time we talked and I didn't get my update. Like, did you well, how'd that go for the whole Oscar season thing? Were you hanging out with parties? What were you doing? The Oscar season is going great so recently I was invited for a Hell-Merry movie for a ride because it's a movie from women and firms. And the best part is from that film. Now I got invited by the Amazon Amazon Engine from the team of Amazon Amazon Engine for the best screening. Oh wow. So that's awesome. And now as you build, I want to, for the new listeners, I know in our previous interview we talked about this a little bit, but I want you to talk a little bit about just the overall vision for this whole global glow network and this whole global glow ecosystem that you're building. So I understand travels a piece of it. I understand the film sides a piece of it. Yes. Before further, like tell us more about your vision. Yes. So global

5:15glow fence has just appeared out of the seat of my idea. And out of some criticism as an actress bought the shamey. That's when I decided to come up with my own predictionals because I'm an actress. I waited 10 years for the break. I didn't get any break it. Bollywood, I wasted my time. People have pulled me down because they they see my shine and they go insecure. Even the big people they would try to ignore me that if she comes up then she would be in the main because on the top is main money everybody wants to reach there and they would like it's all the cultures different you know. That's how Bollywood operates. They're anyway. So they're here. How was that like? I'm curious. I've never been I haven't done too much in India in general. A lot of people lose their lives. A lot of people lose their lives. Wow. They lose their lives. I lost my friends. Wow. And I was the next in their list. Wow. So Bollywood can be a tricky place. Very dangerous.

6:18Very dangerous place. Oh my gosh. The people who rules the Bollywood they are dangerous. I would say. And I'm saying it openly because they attacked me as well. So I escaped. Shushan Singh Rajput, Jaya Khan, they all got murdered society because they all were shining outsiders. Oh wow. So that part of the reason why you came to the U.S. to kind of start apprehending me. Yes. I tried the vibration because Shushan Singh Rajput was my friend and like I just met him. He was fearing because I was not on that type of top. I was pressure. I was not able to understand what he is up to. But he was staying. People will kill me. People will kill me. And those same fear I faced. When people started doing these things to me, then I said, this is the representation is happening. What is it? Is it like the power? There's a bunch of money. They didn't throw money to do anything. They didn't throw money. The system isn't there.

7:25They sit with everybody. It's not women. How convenient is it for me to make it in America? It's not convenient in India. I would get lost. I would not be that powerful if I stop in India. I'm powerful here because the man will try to pull you down. The man of the country will never let you come up. So now here is you start building global glow films and you start building the ecosystem here. What's your vision for this? Because that's what I always try to figure out. The great storytelling. I want to share because from my childhood, I'm talking to you. I'm a great storytelling. I didn't have the craft to show the vision. Like a lot of people are facing time on social media. Social media is just one thing. But we have to show the storytelling in a professional way and real storytelling. No fiction. No fiction. What kind of stories do you hope to cover? Do you hope to bring out your studio?

8:25What kind of stories? Actually, first I'm going to start with teenage audience. I'm starting with kids Zonobra, kids, teenage. In our country, unfortunately, there is no content for kids. Only others content. This is unfortunate. In India, you would see only felt very rare content people make. Like two ice big movies, like less, less quality. Like big movies comes one year, two years, good movies with great directors, family, family oriented. Otherwise, everybody is removing clothes, all girls are removing clothes. So there's no kind of like, there's no kind of like a Disney style content for like, no, no, that's unfortunate. I want to bring that to the life for the kids, for the growing kids, because what? Why do you think that is, though? Why do you? Because it seems like that. Be a pretty profitable market. Why do you think that is? People have many, people have many, who are making this stuff. Me, even like, I rescued from that system. Otherwise,

9:27they would make me also make glamorous diva and do the same thing. But thank God, I explored the Western world and I saw the lifestyle because from my channel, we used to watch all this animated Hollywood stuff. But in India, but I'm getting feed the romance. In 90s, I'm a kid and I'm watching this. Only these shitty drama and then later when I grew up and seen those stars are very toxic and they're ignoring you. They're not letting you cover up. I said, I wasted my whole childhood to watch them and they're the shitty people. What's the point? You know, end of the day, they are the gangster taking off with the people's money and feeling that shit because they don't have education. So that'd be interesting to see like the Disney and the teenage or the young adult type content you want. So that'd be interesting. Now, do you think it, like, I know you mentioned the metaversize. So maybe some of this will be, well, some of this be animated or will it be? The first is, see, I'm building this space so I can have

10:32my community under my space where you will meet goddesses. You can ask them questions and you can interact with my goddesses to enter. You need to, if you need to enter, you need to pass the challenge. So it would be quite entertaining for kids and I, I'm five siblings. We are five. So I will have all my siblings there. I will have all my friends there and five and ten people's events. Yeah. Wow, that's cool. So it would be like a big city. It's not only my space. You will meet even thousands of people from around the globe and yeah. So that's kind of like the whole ecosystem with the whole community bringing it online. It's going to be like Netflix. Yeah, just, yes. And now is this going to be, it sounds to me like it's kind of gamified a little bit. Is that right? So it's like there's an interactive or whatever the name you would use. It's interactive. It sounds like yeah, it's interactive. And my partner, explain, explain a little more about what I, my partner Shelley, she's like, she's brilliant. Today, she's speaking at United Nation in New

11:34Europe. Yeah, she's so like you and my partner, now Shelley is my partner. So I'm, and now the real I showed them, they are my partner. I'm taking off my short film. So I have the protection. I have the fun. I, I'm collaborating with everybody, with everybody who has the talent. And like, this is the one, this is the one, this is the one. And I need this. Go do this. So I came to America, eventually, actually, because I know how hard it is, but I'm making the life easier. Maybe I'm providing the job side. I'm providing this one for the work. Yes. And so as you build out this, and so now I know you're starting with the young adults. And now after the young adults, I think last time we talked, I'm also going to make a movie for the seniors. The seniors. So you went young and old, so to speak. Yes. Explain that part of it. Where did that come from? Because it is completely wrong. But our parents things. Yes. So you're going to, this is a great. So explain this idea. You always come with something

12:40different. What's that all about? You always, you know, bring out things out of the seniors. Tell me, what's that? What are you going to do there? That's interesting. That's first. Yes. Exactly. First, see, I'm focusing on my country to improve. Eventually, everyone. So first, we need to start building from our foundation when we are coming from. Right. Right. I cannot just leave it like that. Seeing bad things happening in my country, I would not be able to see that. I found that power. I hope right minister come to me and say, sharp sharp. This is your power handle this country. I will say yes. And I will do good things to my country. Okay. But I want you to go back to where the part about like creative content for seniors. That's what I asked you. Go ahead. What's that about? seniors. Yeah. So I know because a lot of parents fear. They fear for the kids. They raise the kids up. I can agree with that. They should never raise kids be that fear because the

13:43vibration you're putting in those kids, they are getting their raising with fear. I know. But go back to the content part. Where's the part about like you're going to create content for seniors? What's the content going to be like? I have the story. I have the story which I cannot share. Oh, you can't. My hands like pulling teeth trying to get some info out of you on this. Well, hold on. I got I do have one other topic that was on my mind that I want to make I just want senior to have fun. I just want senior not to be senior. That's it. I just want senior and I have some senior characters. Very funny characters. I want to use them. Did you make these or you were collaborating and made them together with someone? I know. I know. Like in the world, I'm not even approached them, but they are the perfect actors. Okay. They're the perfect example of how parents should be. I know some parents who are ideas, who let the kids live, but still craft, but still let the live. You know, so I really love some

14:48parents. So last time we talked to, I think you had you were you mentioned some about doing something in music too. Like are you still doing that? Like you're doing something in music. You're coming out very soon. What's going on there? Tell me. What can you say? All right. So this next interview, I'm going to remember all this. I'm going to be like, all right. Last time you said you were going to tell me this. So you better tell me this time. But what can you tell me about this one? It's not adding. So okay. So this this song is going to be universal enlightenment universal. How did you get into this part of it by the way? How did you get interested in music? Where did that come from? Okay. So this I always love the music, but the concert happened of that Academy Award winner. I went, I met him. Then he gave me two songs to direct. I directed and then I hired one music company who makes the divine songs. Who are experts? They're yogis. They're yogis musicians. Okay. In Los Angeles. Wow.

15:49They're yogis musicians. So this is not a romantic track. This is not a rubbish track. Everybody's making shit. I will not create something to give up to the humanity. Then this song comes out. You would see the actually beauty of a woman. When is this when is this coming out roughly? Do you have a date yet or not yet? Next week, probably next week. You got a lot of stuff happening next week. Yes. Yes. Because Oscar is coming to and I had talent showcase on 15th March like 70 talent agents companies on Melrose. Yes. What's that? What is the talent showcase? Tell me about that. What is that? So the sick eight talent companies. Nice. Nice. Yeah. So they're doing the showcase for the actors of the day of Oscars. And I could not miss that. Yeah. That's why. It's about the day of Oscars. Yeah. You're busy. Because now some people are trying to contract me for less money because now they're seeing she's going to sign the contract for millions dollars.

16:54Let's sign up for less. You know, I'm not signing it up. This is brand new shine. Grow that time high. That's why I'm moving to far away. Because I'm going to protect myself every time. You know. Yeah. Well, Esha, this has been so much fun catching up with you having you back on. I want people to follow you on social to follow your progress. And next time you come on the show, what we're going to do on our next segment is I want some updates on these projects. And you can't tell me then and we'll get and we'll also see how the Oscars went for you and all of that. But before I let you go, how do people follow you? How do they connect? How do they get in touch? So they can connect me on my social medias, all platforms, global platforms. Awesome. And for every listening, just so you know, we will put some notes in the show notes and we'll put the links, all that other good stuff. So you can just click on the link and head right on over and connect with these shunt followers on Instagram. Definitely. I follow her there. She's always putting on all kinds of good content. And that's where I that's where I get my updates. I'm like, what is she doing?

17:55I'll talk to her next time. But she's always doing something. And speaking of the audience, if this is your first time with mission matters and you haven't done it yet, hit that subscribe or follow button. This is a daily show. You heard me right each and every day. We're bringing you new content, new ideas and hopefully new inspiration to help you along the way in your journey as well. So hit that subscribe or follow button. And Esha, it's been so much fun. Can't wait till we get to do this again. Thank you for coming on. Me too.