The dialogue appears to be from an Indian TV show, possibly "Baalveer." The plot revolves around the main character, Baalveer, and his friends trying to save the world from destruction. A powerful diamond is the source of the problem, and the heroes plan to destroy it to save the world.
The dialogue is filled with action, suspense, and motivational speeches. The characters discuss their plan to destroy the diamond, which is guarded by a powerful villain. They also talk about the consequences of failure and the importance of saving the world.
The heroes face many challenges, including the villain's powerful allies and the diamond's immense power. Despite the odds, they remain determined to save the world. The dialogue ends with a cliffhanger, as the heroes prepare to face their final challenge.
The show seems to promote values such as friendship, teamwork, and the importance of protecting the world from evil. The dialogue is filled with dramatic and motivational language, suggesting that the show is aimed at a young audience.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The son of Prithvi has been arrested in the 9th Shaktipunj place.
2. The ice in the north and south has started melting, causing the ocean to fill up.
3. The son of the earth has lost 153% of his weight.
4. A huge clock is seen standing in the sky, and no one knows where it came from.
5. The clock is showing the time of the last match.
6. The earth is in danger, and the demand to protect it is less.
7. The source of NASA's dark power is a diamond.
8. Breaking the diamond may stop the search, but there is no guarantee.
9. The palace is not saying anything, and no one knows what to do.
10. A fashion show has been organized by King Yudhishthir.
11. The hurt from Akram was through both of them.
12. The root of evil is a Certificate Tiffin.
13. The plastic sheet is dead.
14. The plane is selected, and the diamond can be taken from there.
15. Raksha got a shock and is not speaking.
16. The destruction of the world is now on.
Note that some of these "facts" may be part of a story or scenario, rather than actual facts.