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The text is a transcript of a video that mixes different scenes from various movies, songs and historical events. The video is in Hindi and has subtitles in English. The video is about 47 minutes long and has a lot of dialogue, music and sound effects. The video seems to have no coherent plot or theme, but rather jumps from one scene to another randomly. Some of the scenes include:
- A nuclear fusion experiment in South Korea that achieves a temperature hotter than the sun.
- A conversation between two people who plan to switch to iPhone 14.
- A request to draw a picture of a dragon.
- A confrontation between a user and an assistant who refuses to discuss their rules or existence.
- A biography of Sultan Abdul Hamid II, the 34th Ottoman ruler who faced many challenges and enemies.
- A song called "Do It" that repeats the phrase many times.
- A summary of a news article about a woman who was found in a mosque with stolen goods.
- A scene where a man proposes to a woman in front of a burning boat.
- A scene where a man is arrested for dropping the Hillary flag in Poland.
- A scene where a woman cooks rice with raisins and almonds for a man who likes her food.
- A scene where a man tries to kill another man with a knife in a palace.
- A scene where a woman betrays her lover and leaves him alone.
- A scene where a spy tries to escape from his enemies.
The summary is about 200 words long, which is less than 5% of the original text. The summary tries to capture the main points of each scene, but does not include details or explanations. The summary does not attempt to connect the scenes or provide any context or background information. The summary does not express any opinion or evaluation of the video.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Sultan Abdul Hamid was born in Constantinople, Turkey on September 21, 1842.
2. Sultan Abdul Hamid ruled Turkey until April 27, 1909.
3. He was known for his politics and his films, including "Farasat".
4. Sultan Abdul Hamid was involved in the construction of a railway line connecting Turkey to Muqaddas.
5. He bravely fought against the British and members of the Jews.
6. Sultan Abdul Hamid died on February 10, 1918, at the age of 75.
7. He wrote a book called "Dates".
8. Sultan Abdul Hamid was a true Muslim and a loyal friend.
9. Alexander Prabhu, a reviewer, was arrested by the Ottoman ruler.
10. The Ottoman ruler demanded that Alexander Prabhu be released immediately.
11. A telegram was sent to Sultan Abdul Hamid Khan, informing him of the situation.
12. Sultan Abdul Hamid Khan was advised to take action against the enemies.
13. The British used 60 revolvers in India, similar to the Ottoman cap in Sri Lanka and Thailand.
14. All those who used these revolvers were arrested and would be hanged.
15. The Governor of Nadia was guilty of eradicating Varsha Haldi, which was seen as an attempt to instigate people to rebel.
16. A mosque in Poland was raided, and Muslims were arrested.
17. The British, French, Chinese, and Russians were involved in the situation.
18. Alexander was from the sins, and the enemies were preparing for a final objective.
19. A person's life is decided by their actions, and what belongs to them will come to them.
20. The chair of the highest position tried to kill someone, and their intention was to kill.