The script appears to be a conversation between multiple individuals planning and executing a bike theft. They discuss their plan, use coded language, and make references to various individuals and locations. The conversation is often disjointed and includes humorous and nonsensical comments.
The group plans to steal bikes from two businessmen, including one who owns a hotel called "The Rich Man Hotel." They discuss how to execute the theft, including using a baseball bat and avoiding detection by the police.
The conversation also includes references to other individuals, such as "Shinchan" and "Spider," and mentions of various locations, including a village and a market. The group seems to be enjoying the thrill of the theft and is proud of their success.
Throughout the conversation, the individuals frequently ask each other to "subscribe to the channel" and "like the video," suggesting that they are recording their conversation and planning to share it online. The conversation ends with the group congratulating themselves on their success and encouraging their audience to like and subscribe to their channel.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Two brothers are businessmen and own expensive bikes.
2. The first brother had a custom-made bike.
3. The bikes were very secure and difficult to steal.
4. The Rich Man Hotel is owned by a businessman.
5. The hotel has a high level of security.
6. The plan is to steal the bikes and leave before the police arrive.
7. The group will use a baseball bat to fight off the guards.
8. They will take a plane to escape.
9. Sharma ji's car will be used as a getaway vehicle.
10. A second businessman has a special bike that they want to steal.
11. The group will stop a moving vehicle to get away.
12. They will drive to the other side of town to escape.
13. The group has stolen four bikes.
14. The bikes were stolen at high speed.
15. The group will like and subscribe to a channel as part of their plan.
Note that some of the sentences in the text are unclear or incomplete, so it's possible that some of these "facts" may not be entirely accurate.