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◆When did you have a dream?
Firstly, I give the definition of "Dream".

#What is "Dream"?
- Thoughts, visions & other sensations that occupy the mind in sleep....that we called a dream.

- An idea or vision that is created in our imagination & that is not real ....it's called "dream".

- Mental activity occurring in an abrupt & unexpected way during sleep.

  Usually, I haven't saw a dream at night, but sometimes it comes & it seems either too much auspicious or too much nasty, horrible & devilish. And especially when the horrible dream comes then I can't forget that dream for several days.


◆What did you see in your dream?
I remembered one dream which I saw when I was a child, perhaps 8 years old.
I dreamt of a PYTHON descending from a fan & slowly slithering towards me and ultimately trapping me in its form.
Let me put one video of anaconda movie ... through that my dream totally clear in everyone's mind....

◆Based on your dream if you are asked to create something, what type of creation would be there?
If I asked to create something based on my dream, then my creation would be like horrible.

◆The creation will be ugly or beautiful?
My creation will be obviously beautiful , fascinating & admirable.

◆ If ugly, why? If beautiful , why?
It'll be beautiful because it gives me an inspiration & good vibes also which I can't forget throughout of the day.

◆What are your interpretations for the word "Monster"?
A monster means something that is ugly, larger & which have a frightened imaginary.

◆Have you ever visited such kind of places which has some connection with horror & terror?
Yes, I have visited such kind of places which has some connection with horror nd terror.


Thank-you.
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