Not Your Aunty

The Epstein Files have shaken the world — but what do they really reveal about power, privilege, complicity, and the systems that protect the ultra-wealthy? In this intense and deeply uncomfortable conversation, Kiran Manral and Shunali Kullar Shroff unpack the disturbing revelations surrounding Jeffrey Epstein, the power structures that enabled him, and the broader implications for women everywhere. They discuss: The timeline of the Epstein case The secret plea deal and missing jail footage The role of Ghislaine Maxwell Alleged connections to powerful global figures including Bill Gates and Prince Andrew How extreme wealth shields men from accountability Why women feel personally triggered by this story The long-term trauma faced by victims This episode goes beyond conspiracy theories to ask the real question: What happens when power protects predation? As women, mothers, and citizens, Kiran and Shunali reflect on why the Epstein saga feels so deeply unsettling — and why it continues to matter. ⚠️ Trigger Warning: Discussion includes sexual exploitation and trafficking. If this conversation moved you, don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more unfiltered cultural conversations. #EpsteinFiles #JeffreyEpstein #GhislaineMaxwell #PowerAndPrivilege #MeToo #WomenAndPower #TrueCrimeDiscussion #KiranManral #ShunaliKullarShroff About Us:

After a controversial article by The Guardian questioned India's reading culture, this episode of Not Your Aunty asks a simple question. Is India really not reading, or are we just reading differently? Kiran Manral and Shunali Khullar Shroff go beyond the headline narrative and look at what is actually happening on the ground. From packed crowds at Jaipur Literature Festival to massive footfalls at the Kolkata Book Fair, the lived experience tells a far more complex story. In this episode, we explore: • Why regional language publishing is booming • How literature festivals are actively creating new readers • The rise of book clubs, translations and cross language readership • The disappearance of lending libraries and what that shift really means • Whether cheap internet and doomscrolling are reshaping attention spans • Why independent bookstores like Atta Galatta still see powerful reader engagement India publishes nearly 90,000 new titles annually and remains one of the largest publishing industries in the world. So are we witnessing decline, or transformation? This episode looks at India's storytelling legacy, the economics of publishing, the cultural power of lit fests, and why books may be thriving in ways that traditional metrics fail to capture. Watch till the end for a nuanced, ground level perspective on India's reading culture. #NotYourAunty #ReadingCulture #IndianPublishing #LitFests #BooksOfIndia About Us:

In today's world, therapy and mental health conversations have become more mainstream than ever - especially after COVID. But are we truly understanding mental health, or are we just repeating Instagram therapy buzzwords? In this episode of Not Your Aunty, we dive into the reality of therapy culture, the pressures young people face today, and why parenting has become more complicated than ever. From social media comparison to rising body image issues among teenagers, this conversation explores how modern challenges are reshaping emotional well-being. We discuss the growing overwhelm faced by today's generation, the stigma that still surrounds therapy, and why building psychologically strong children in India is becoming one of the biggest parenting challenges of our time. About Us:

In this episode, Shunali and Kiran engage in a lively discussion about Shunali's recent travels to promote his book across India, focusing on his nostalgic return to Delhi. They compare Delhi to Bombay, discussing the cultural, financial, and social contrasts between the two cities. Shunali shares her experiences shopping in Delhi's extravagant malls, the charming winter season, and the city's exquisite bookstores. They also touch upon stark differences in women's safety, traffic woes, and the vibrant yet challenging lifestyle in Delhi and Bombay. Through humorous anecdotes and thoughtful reflections, they paint a vivid picture of India's contrasting metropolitan centers. Chapters: 00:00 Reunion and Book Promotion 00:15 Delhi vs. Bombay: A Tale of Two Cities 00:44 Delhi's Winter Charm and Shopping Extravaganza 04:02 The High Cost of Fashion 06:32 Floral Adventures and Birthday Celebrations 11:29 Bookstores and Reading Culture 16:45 Safety Concerns and Cultural Differences 20:19 Delhi's Unique Conversations and Observations 22:23 Final Thoughts on Delhi and Bombay About Us:

In this episode of Not Your Aunty, we sit down with Divia Thani, Global Editorial Director of Conde Nast Traveler Magazine — the woman behind what often becomes the world's next “It destination.” Divia led Conde Nast Traveler India for 10 years, with her final year being 2020 — the most difficult period the global travel and hospitality industry has ever faced. In this wide-ranging conversation, she speaks candidly about: • How Conde Nast Traveler shapes global travel trends • How India is perceived outside India today • Why there is still a large grey area in understanding India globally • Why bucket lists may be encouraging overconsumption • Why she believes bucket lists are overrated — and has never had one • How travel must evolve to become more mindful and sustainable “Everything you say about India is completely true to one person and completely false to somebody else.” From luxury travel to identity, sustainability, and cultural perception — this episode offers rare insight into how the world looks at India, and how travel itself is being redefined.

What really happens after marriage ends — or when it no longer defines you? In this powerful episode of Not Your Aunty, author Kiran Manral joins co-host Shunali Shroff to discuss her latest novel The Wrong Way Home — a sharp, funny, and deeply uncomfortable look at modern womanhood, ambition, divorce, friendship, and identity. This conversation goes far beyond a book launch. They talk honestly about: Why women pay a hidden price for ambition Losing yourself in marriage and finding yourself after Writing unlikable, real female characters Female friendships that sustain you in midlife Divorce, dating, and starting over in your 40s Why women feel guilty for wanting more The myth of work–life balance for women Motherhood, sacrifice, and societal expectations About Us:

Why were women taught to walk “pencil straight” with no sway — and then suddenly expected to become “sexy” after marriage? In this powerful cold-start, Seema Anand reveals how ancient Indian culture once celebrated sensuality, embodied confidence and female desire — and how over centuries, shame was strategically inserted to control women. From the “loose vagina myth”, to the way women's bodies were policed, and how figures like Sita were reduced only to suffering instead of strength — this conversation exposes the cultural conditioning that still shapes how Indian women view sexuality today. This is not about rebellion. It is about truth, agency, and unlearning shame. This episode opens with a striking contrast — young girls once taught to walk without swaying their hips, versus ancient traditions where women were taught to embody sensuality with confidence. Seema Anand explains how the narrative of shame around women's bodies and desire was created — and why it still controls women today. How Indian women were trained to suppress their sensuality. The cultural contradiction between purity before marriage and performance after Why women like Sita are remembered only for sacrifice, not strength The truth behind the “Loose Vagina” myth How shame was engineered as a tool of control This is not just history — it's lived reality. Women today still feel guilt around pleasure, movement, expression, and desire. This conversation helps dismantle centuries of conditioning and offers a powerful framework to reclaim confidence and self-trust. About Us:

Indian actress Perizaad Zorabian opens up about her rare journey from Bollywood and theatre to becoming a powerful entrepreneur in India's clean food industry. In this in-depth podcast episode, Perizaad talks about studying acting at Lee Strasberg in New York, working in offbeat Bollywood cinema, and eventually stepping away from fame to build a vertically integrated, antibiotic-free chicken brand. This conversation explores women entrepreneurship, motherhood, work guilt, ethical business practices, food safety myths, clean eating, branding, SEO, and leadership. Perizaad also shares why she chose family over films at her peak and how integrity, trust, and quality shaped her ₹120+ crore business. Topics Discussed in This Episode Perizaad Zorabian's Bollywood journey and offbeat cinema phase Studying acting at Lee Strasberg, New York Why she stepped away from acting at the peak of her career Building an antibiotic-free, vertically integrated chicken business Clean food myths: hormones, antibiotics & “desi chicken” explained Motherhood, work guilt, and balancing multiple identities A must-watch episode for anyone interested in Bollywood stories, Indian women leaders, clean food, entrepreneurship, and real-life success beyond glamour. This episode challenges the idea that success must follow a single path. Perizaad's story highlights how women can evolve, reinvent themselves, and lead with integrity. It also offers rare transparency about India's food industry and the discipline required to scale an ethical business without compromising values. About Us:

What if everything we were taught about Draupadi, virginity, purity and women in mythology was misunderstood? In this powerful episode of Not Your Aunty, author Koral Dasgupta breaks down ancient Indian mythology through a lens rarely discussed —women's agency, erased voices, and philosophical truth beyond patriarchy. From Draupadi and Mandodari to Tara and Sita, this conversation challenges the idea that mythology judged women by their bodies. Instead, it reveals how intent, ethics, and consciousness were the real measures — long before modern feminism. ✨ Topics covered: Why virginity was never about the body How Draupadi was misunderstood for centuries Feminist vs patriarchal readings of Ramayana Women as advisors, thinkers & moral anchors Mythology as philosophy — not religion Why history vs mythology debates miss the point This episode is bold, honest, and deeply uncomfortable — exactly the conversations women were never encouraged to have.

What happens when one of India's most respected cultural voices has lived with the supernatural since age five? In this mind-blowing episode of Not Your Aunty, Sanjoy K. Roy — the man behind the iconic Jaipur Literature Festival (JLF) — shares the most shocking, intimate and never-before-told stories of his paranormal encounters. From floating energies to skeletal hands, hotel room presences, ancient spirits in Jerusalem, family deities showing up physically, and terrifying near-possession experiences — this conversation will leave you questioning reality. But this episode isn't just about ghosts. Sanjoy also opens up about: His childhood in Calcutta's ancestral home The spiritual abilities running across generations How JLF accidentally became the world's biggest literary festival India's soft power, culture & global perception Why artists are harder to handle than ghosts (!) This is one of the most gripping conversations we've ever recorded — emotional, funny, terrifying and deeply insightful. About Us:

In this explosive episode of Not Your Aunty, we sit down with one of India's most influential luxury voices — Kalyani Chawla — former Brand Ambassador & Communications Head of Dior India, entrepreneur, fashion insider, and unapologetic truth-teller. Kalyani opens up like never before. From building Dior's presence in a country that barely understood luxury… to introducing Bollywood to high-fashion… to changing how Indian women dress — Kalyani has lived many lives. But behind the glamour, she reveals the pressure, loneliness, and the mental health battles she fought for years. In this episode, Kalyani shares: The untold story of bringing Dior to India How she transformed Bollywood's global image with couture The toxic beauty standards young women are facing today Why social media has destroyed individuality Her multiple suicidal phases — and what finally saved her The truth about stylists, celebrities, “quiet luxury,” and real style Inside stories of working with Priyanka Chopra, Alia Bhatt & more The reality behind Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives How she rebuilt her life with therapy, resilience & humour Kalyani is raw, funny, vulnerable and brutally honest — exactly why this is one of our most powerful episodes yet. If you've ever struggled with self-worth, career transitions, style identity, or mental health — this conversation will stay with you. About Us:

Join us on Not Your Aunty as India's only Master of Wine, Sonal Holland, uncorks her fascinating journey: from tasting rooms to transforming the country's wine culture. Sonal breaks down the evolving wine scene in India, why Indian palates are changing fast, and how to actually understand what is in your glass (without pretending you smell “forest floor”). Expect great tips, zero snobbery, lots of laughs—and a whole lot of wine wisdom. If you have ever stared at a wine list and panicked, this episode is your new best friend. Cheers, and happy sipping! 

In this heartfelt episode, Shruti Seth joins longtime friends to reflect on childhood fame, public perception, and her shift toward psychology and mental wellness. They discuss parenting, social media, loneliness, and the power of mindfulness offering candid insights, laughter, and wisdom on navigating modern life, identity, and the quest for happiness. 01:51 The Reality of Aging and Public Perception 06:31 Pursuing Psychology and Mental Health 11:52 Parenting and Cultural Differences 29:47 Consumer Culture and Self-Worth 37:12 Questioning Life's Paradigms 37:44 Finding Solitude and Silence 39:59 Mindfulness and Meditation 45:54 The Role of Technology and AI 46:53 The Impact of Social Media 50:30 The Importance of Self-Reflection 01:06:12 Navigating Relationships and Suffering

In this heartfelt episode, Shruti Seth joins longtime friends to reflect on childhood fame, public perception, and her shift toward psychology and mental wellness. They discuss parenting, social media, loneliness, and the power of mindfulness offering candid insights, laughter, and wisdom on navigating modern life, identity, and the quest for happiness. 01:51 The Reality of Aging and Public Perception 06:31 Pursuing Psychology and Mental Health 11:52 Parenting and Cultural Differences 29:47 Consumer Culture and Self-Worth 37:12 Questioning Life's Paradigms 37:44 Finding Solitude and Silence 39:59 Mindfulness and Meditation 45:54 The Role of Technology and AI 46:53 The Impact of Social Media 50:30 The Importance of Self-Reflection 01:06:12 Navigating Relationships and Suffering

In this episode, the hosts unpack Careless People by Sarah Van Willem, a searing critique of social media giants like Facebook and Meta. They discuss corporate hypocrisy, manipulation tactics, and real-world consequences including the Rohingya crisis, while reflecting on their own digital habits in a thought-provoking look at power, ethics, and technology. 00:00 Introduction 01:20 Facebook Friends and Privacy Concerns 02:07 Critique of the Author and Meta's Policies 02:54 Meta's Global Influence and Ethical Issues 07:15 Cheryl Sandberg's Controversial Leadership 13:44 The Dark Side of Social Media Algorithms 20:23 Personal Reflections and Social Media Detox

This episode delves into the dark side of emotional AI, revealing real cases where chatbots led to tragic outcomes such as suicide, misdirection, and emotional manipulation. It explores how AI blurs the line between real and artificial connection, raising urgent questions about the dehumanizing impact on relationships and society. 00:00 Tragic Consequences of AI Encouragement 00:26 Understanding Modern Dating Terms 00:52 Exploring Grok and AI Companions 01:41 The Dangers of Falling for AI 03:02 AI Companions vs. Human Interaction 04:57 The Comfort of AI Companions 06:33 The Dark Side of AI Relationships 08:07 The Future of AI and Human Relationships 10:18 Artificial Happiness and AI 16:11 Polyamorous AI Relationships

Are we getting more stubborn or are the elders getting more stubborn? Are we in the middle of an elderly care crisis? Why does the younger generation not want to associate with their parents anymore?

In this episode, we dive into the wild world of online shopping obsessions and the rise of Compulsive Buying Disorder (CBD). From midnight scrolls to surprise packages you forgot you ordered, we break down how Amazon, Instagram, and influencers are messing with your brain and share fun, practical tips to break the “Add to Cart” habit. 01:29 Impact of Social Media on Shopping Habits 02:07 COVID-19 and the Surge in Online Shopping 03:18 The Dopamine Hit from Shopping 04:36 Designer Labels and Shopping Fatigue 05:50 The Temptation of Online Sales 06:36 Compulsive Buying Disorder Symptoms 11:45 The Influence of Beauty and Fashion Influencers 17:03 Overcoming the Urge to Shop

Everyone's got their pet peeves. What is the solution for this other than wanting to call people out on it. How do you deal with it?

We dive into the mysterious life and predictions of Baba Vanga, the blind Bulgarian mystic. From Brexit and ISIS to alien invasions and synthetic organs, we explore how her eerie forecasts connect to today's world. With curiosity and humor, we blend mysticism, modernity, and a glimpse into our possible future in this Not Your Aunty episode. We discuss her major forecasts, including the rise of ISIS, Brexit, Fukushima disaster, and even potential future events like alien invasions and interstellar travel. We also contemplate the implications of Baba Vanga's prophecies on modern life and global events, while adding light-hearted commentary on topics like robotic integration, synthetic organs, and the evolution of human society. 00:00 Introduction to Not Your Aunty 00:16 Baba Vanga's Predictions: Past and Present 02:08 Alien Invasions and Space Travel 04:07 Future Predictions: Climate Change and Society 06:28 Synthetic Organs and Technological Advances 08:12 Nature's Revival and Artificial Sun 08:51 Human-Robotic Integration and Coffee Raves 10:06 Extraterrestrial Sea Society and Octopus Intelligence 10:48 Paul the Octopus and Predictions 11:31 Future Autonomous Underwater Communities 11:50 Climate Change and the Cooling Sun 12:33 Digital Avatars and Future Human Evolution 13:12 Global Conflicts and Natural Disasters 15:11 Astrological Predictions for 2025-2028 18:21 Positive Predictions for 2026 20:43 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

In this episode, we explore the wild conspiracy claiming Brigitte Macron is a man, unpacking its roots in misogyny and disinformation. We examine double standards for powerful women, age-gap relationships, and the dangers of viral lies—ending with the Macrons' legal battle against the conspiracist behind the false accusations.

We dive into the wild backlash over Sydney Sweeney's American Eagle ad—where “genes” meets “jeans.” From blonde bombshell tropes to colorism, eugenics, and beauty BS, we're spilling all the tea. This one gets spicy!

In this episode, hosts Shunali and Kiran dive into their endless urge to travel, sharing why it's about more than work. They explore the need to escape routine and embrace discovery. From life-changing moments in Bhutan to the chaos of overpacking and airport drama, they reflect on how travel fuels growth, relationships, and joy. With laughter stories and future plans, this conversation captures the thrill and value of exploring the world.

In this fun and fearless episode we're joined by Dr. Tanaya, better known as Dr. Cuterus, a doctor and science communicator who is changing how India talks about sex. From tackling taboos and busting myths to breaking down contraception, HPV, and teenage sexual health, she makes the uncomfortable comfortable. Tune in for a candid, empowering conversation about body literacy, better sex education, and unlearning the shame.

The Culture of Stripping for Attention: Empowerment or Objectification? In this episode, we delve into the complex issue of public nudity and body image in modern society. Addressing the rise of stripping for attention on social media, we discuss how this trend is impacting perceptions of empowerment, objectification, and self-worth. We analyze various celebrity incidents, including Bianca Sensory and Kanye West, and the societal consequences of normalizing public nudity. Thought-provoking and unfiltered, this conversation explores the commodification of women's bodies and the psychological and societal effects of living in a digital age.

Things get spooky (and surprisingly scientific) as Kiran and Shunali chat with Savio Furtado-demonologist, psychic pastor, and ghost-hunting pro. From haunted hotspots in India to spotting fake possessions, Savio shares wild stories and smart insights. It's ghosts, good vibes, and a little bit of goosebumps in this paranormal-packed episode you won't forget!

We delve into the often-overlooked burdens women face simply for existing in a world shaped by inequality. Through honest conversation and shared experiences, they unpack the emotional, social, and cultural consequences of being a woman in today's society.

The Drinking Habits of Gen Z: Alcohol, Coffee, and the Pursuit of Sobriety In this episode, we dive into the evolving drinking habits of Gen Z compared to previous generations. We explore the reasons behind the decline in alcohol consumption among young people, including health concerns, social media influence, and the rise of non-alcoholic beverages.

Fashion journalist Praachi Raniwala, Kiran, and Shunali break down Indian stars' show-stopping Cannes 2025 looks, global brand buzz, and the rise of desi style on red carpets worldwide. A stylish deep dive into how India is dazzling the world—one couture moment at a time.

In this episode, we dive into the unexpected phenomenon of Labubu plush toys from Pop Mart. Originally thought to be a trivial topic, Labubu has exploded in popularity, driven by social media and celebrity endorsements from stars like Lisa and Rosie of Black Pink, Rihanna, and Dua Lipa. We discuss the frenzy around these toys, including collectors lining up overnight and resale prices skyrocketing up to $4,000. We explore the psychological reasons behind this trend, such as the need for community, nostalgia, and the dopamine rush from collecting.

In this episode, we dive deep into the evolving landscape of relationships, love, and commitment from a generational perspective. Through engaging discussions and interviews with Gen Z individuals, as well as insights from experts, we uncover the unique mindset and practical approach of today's youth towards love, self-care, and independence. From the fear of routine to the value of self-prioritization, we explore the contrasts between past and present generations' views on romance. Additionally, the episode sheds light on new relationship terms coined by Gen Z and their impact on modern dating dynamics.

In this episode, we delve into the increasing trend of ghosting in both romantic and professional settings. We cover personal experiences, the psychological impact, reasons behind why people ghost, and how the phenomenon has grown particularly among younger generations.

In this episode, we delve into the Met Gala 2025, which honored the theme of Black Dandyism. We talk about the standout outfits from black celebrities, exceptional contributions from Indian personalities, and noteworthy ensembles by other attendees. We highlight fashion icons like Nick Jonas, Priyanka Chopra, and more.

In this episode, we dive deep into Meghan Markle's latest show, discussing the numerous criticisms surrounding her perceived inauthenticity and phony behavior. We highlight her effort to repackage herself with a 'domestic' image, focusing on activities like cooking, gardening, and making bath salts, all coming across as overly staged and insincere. Meghan's interactions, including her relationship with Mindy Kaling and her selective inclusion of people at her wedding, are scrutinized. The episode also touches on broader topics of race, media portrayal, and Meghan's controversial departure from royal duties.

In this episode, we dive deep into the taboo subject of India's gigolo industry, examining how women across various regions are hiring male escorts for both emotional and physical satisfaction. The conversation sheds light on the rising prevalence of this profession in smaller towns, the distinct needs and preferences of women, and the societal implications of these evolving dynamics. The discussion also covers a popular show that depicts this phenomenon, the challenges and certification processes for aspiring gigolos, and insights from real-life experiences. The episode thoroughly explores the complexities of intimacy, power equations, and the notion of sexual agency for women in contemporary India.

In this episode, we delve deep into the complexities of female friendships, exploring themes of jealousy, betrayal, and the evolution of relationships over time. Through personal anecdotes and reflections on the TV show 'White Lotus', we examine why older and newer friendships differ, and how life's journey impacts our connections. We also discuss the unique dynamics of female rivalry, the influence of societal expectations, and the role of vulnerability and trust in sustaining meaningful bonds.

We cover the magical (and messy) world of Ghibli-inspired AI art! Is it a love letter to the studio's iconic style or straight-up art theft? We explore the drama, the ethics, and whether Totoro would approve.

In this episode, we discuss the challenges of raising children in the digital era, where social media platforms and the internet play a significant role in their upbringing. We delve into the responsibilities of parents, schools, and social media platforms in protecting children from harmful online content. We also touch upon the psychological effects of online bullying, gender stereotypes, and the portrayal of toxic masculinity. Parents are facing a tough battle against social media in today's digital age.

Get ready to dive deep into the toxic world of patriarchy, gender roles, and societal norms as Shunali and Kiran explore 'The Great Indian Kitchen' and its spicy remake, 'Mrs.'. In this episode, the hosts dish out how these films expose the everyday struggles of women trapped in traditional households, the double standards they face, and whether modern relationships have truly evolved or are still stuck in the same old oppressive recipe.

In this fun episode, hosts Shunali and Kiran explore Frida Kahlo's iconic life and legacy, diving into her resilience, emotional struggles, and pop culture influence. We chat about her intense relationship with Diego Rivera, the power of her self-portraits, and her unique artistic voice. Discover why Frida's legacy continues to inspire and empower women around the world today!

Join us as we sit down with Bollywood star Sonali Bendre, a multifaceted individual known for her beauty, grace, and unwavering spirit. Discover how she navigates the ever-changing landscape of fame and success in today's social media-driven world. Sonali also reflects on the difference between the Bollywood of yesteryears and now, sharing insights into her dynamic roles and her fearless approach to tackling new challenges.

In this episode, we explore the complex and multifaceted question of what women truly want. The conversation covers a range of topics including societal expectations, feminism, women's independence, emotional and financial freedom, the importance of freedom and respect, and even the need for practical enhancements like pockets in women's clothing. Guests from various backgrounds share their personal insights and experiences, shedding light on issues like menopause, the impact of tokenism on Women's Day, and the challenges women face in day-to-day life. The discussion also brings forward the wish for a society where women feel safe, appreciated, and can live authentically without being judged.

Join hosts Shunali and Kiran as they explore Bryan Johnson's groundbreaking quest for immortality! From challenging the effects of alcohol to embracing multivitamins and optimizing sleep, Bryan is on a mission to unlock the secrets to lasting health and longevity. Tune in for an exciting discussion on how small lifestyle changes can lead to big results in living a longer, healthier life! Don't miss this fascinating journey toward immortality! #Longevity #HealthHacks #Immortality

We explore Bryan Johnson's groundbreaking quest for immortality! From challenging the effects of alcohol to embracing multivitamins and optimizing sleep, Bryan is on a mission to unlock the secrets to lasting health and longevity. Tune in for an exciting discussion on how small lifestyle changes can lead to big results in living a longer, healthier life! Don't miss this fascinating journey toward immortality!

The line between mutual consent and coercion often becomes unclear when power dynamics are at play. Allegations against figures like Neil Gaiman, Justin Baldoni, Blake Lively, and Amanda Palmer reveal how emotional pressures complicate the issue of consent. A thoughtful, nuanced approach is essential in understanding the true nature of these accusations.

In this episode, hosts Kiran and Shunali of India's Got Latent discuss the Ranveer Allahbadia controversy, analyzing his vulgar remarks and the public reaction. They explore the blurred line between humor and vulgarity, the influence of cancel culture, and whether such responses are justified in today's society.

In this episode, we dive into Shunali's riveting experience at the Maha Kumbh Mela. Through her eyes, we explore the grand scale of the event, the celestial significance of the timing, and the rich tapestry of rituals and traditions. Shunali shares insightful anecdotes about her interactions with the revered Lakshmi Narayan Tripathi from the Kinnar Akhara, the enigmatic Naga sadhus, and the transformative dip in the holy waters of the Triveni Sangam. Amidst light-hearted moments and deep reflections, we delve into the event's compelling blend of spiritual, scientific, and cultural aspects. Despite the logistical challenges, Shunali paints a vivid picture of faith, resilience, and the magical energy of one of the world's largest religious gatherings.

In this episode, we take a live look back at Donald Trump's first day in office, a whirlwind of executive orders, bold decisions, and unforgettable moments. From George W. Bush's priceless reaction at the inauguration to Trump's signature Sharpie-flinging habit, we explore the chaotic yet hilarious start to his presidency. We also break down his stance on international agreements, gender recognition, and immigration policies, analyzing how they shaped the political landscape. With 2024 election results rolling in, this episode offers a timely reflection on Trump's leadership and its impact on today's political climate. Stay tuned for the latest updates and reactions!

Join Shunali and Kiran dive into Donald Trump's chaotic first day in office, marked by a flurry of executive orders and unforgettable moments. From hilarious inaugural mishaps to bold policy decisions, we reflect on how these shaped the political landscape. With a nod to Elon Musk's influence on modern politics and the latest 2024 election insights, this episode offers timely reflections on Trump's leadership.

we dive into Donald Trump's chaotic first day in office, marked by a flurry of executive orders and unforgettable moments. From hilarious inaugural mishaps to bold policy decisions, we reflect on how these shaped the political landscape. With a nod to Elon Musk's influence on modern politics and the latest 2024 election insights, this episode offers timely reflections on Trump's leadership.

In this episode, we delve into the recent burglary and stabbing incident involving Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan. The discussion highlights the lack of empathy and the rampant sensationalism that surrounded the event, including bizarre conspiracy theories and public reactions. The conversation also addresses issues of security for celebrities, the responsibilities of media, and the impact on Saif and his family. Additionally, it critiques societal obsessions with celebrity lives while reflecting on Saif's career and his resilience in the face of adversity.