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In this Telugu Podcast episode, Srikanth Varma from Scaler sits down with us to confront the raw, uncomfortable realities students and parents are grappling with today. He doesn't just describe the problem; he breaks it down, offers fresh perspectives, and shows us how to rebuild from the ground up. Why do students spend lakhs on a BTech or BCom degree, and only end up with jobs paying ₹10,000–₹20,000 a month? Is the fault in our education system, outdated curriculum, or something deeper? Srikanth begins by taking us through history, highlighting how every major revolution, from the Industrial Revolution to the rise of the internet, and now the evolution of AI, initially led to job fears, but eventually created far more opportunities than they destroyed. The fear of losing jobs to automation isn't new, and neither is the solution: learning, adapting, and upgrading. He urges students to look at AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini not as threats, but as enablers, powerful extensions of human creativity and intelligence. Instead of fearing AI, he explains how we can learn to prompt better, think deeper, and build smarter.The conversation shifts to how the current education system is failing to teach the actual skills needed in the real world, things like communication, problem-solving, collaboration, and initiative. These are the very skills companies are hiring for, not just grades or college names. He shares real success stories of students who didn't come from top-tier colleges but used projects, GitHub, self-learning, and internships to land amazing jobs. He reminds us that in 2025 and beyond, a degree might get your resume opened, but value creation is what gets you hired.Srikanth also discusses how parents play a crucial role. He says it's time to stop pushing kids into “safe” careers and start encouraging them to explore what they love. The world is shifting too fast for forced paths to work anymore. If a child is interested in startups, robotics, or music, let them go deep into it. Watch good YouTube content, follow startup founders, and use social platforms to learn. Knowledge is everywhere now, and access is free. But only those who are curious, consistent, and intentional will benefit from it.He emphasizes the urgent need for reskilling and upskilling. Referring to McKinsey reports and post-COVID workplace shifts, he explains how millions of people across industries will need to learn entirely new skills, many of which aren't taught in traditional classrooms.  The practical approach of not just teaching, but mentor, expose students to real-world problems, help them build portfolios, and guide them to think like creators, not just job seekers was discussed.  Another powerful segment is about how to find jobs even when there seem to be none. It's not just about applying, it's about positioning. Can you build in public? Can you network intelligently? Can you communicate what problems you solve? He encourages students to stop obsessing over what's missing and start focusing on what they can build, learn, or contribute today.And finally, he beautifully ties it all back to mindset. Fear will always be there, fear of AI, fear of failure, fear of rejection. But the real winners are the ones who approach problems not with panic, but with process. Those who look at a challenge and say, “What can I do right now to grow through this?”If you're a student confused about your future, a parent anxious about your child's direction, or someone lost in today's chaotic job market, this episode might be for you. It's filled with truth, hope, practical advice, and a roadmap to reinvent yourself in the age of AI, startups, and exponential change.

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In this Telugu Podcast episode with Major SPS Oberoi, we uncover the real truth behind Indira Gandhi's assassination, the rise of the Khalistani separatist movement, and the complex role of the Sikh community in India's military, history, and politics. From being the backbone of the Indian Army to facing one of the most painful betrayals during Operation Bluestar, the Sikh identity has been both celebrated and challenged.We go deeper into how the partition of India and Pakistan shaped Punjab's volatile history, referencing the emotional and cultural impact seen in works like Train to Pakistan. The demand for a separate Khalistan was not just internal, it was actively supported and funded by elements sheltered in the US, UK, Canada, and Germany, allegedly to apply diplomatic and strategic pressure on India.This episode features firsthand insights from a retired Indian Army veteran, who breaks down how RAW (Research and Analysis Wing) became one of the world's most powerful intelligence agencies. From the 1971 Bangladesh Liberation, 1974 nuclear test, to integrating the Sikh identity into the national fold, RAW's operations have shaped modern Indian geopolitics. You'll learn how agents are trained to control the subconscious mind, why they operate in secrecy, and how a tailor shop in Mumbai served as a secret Israeli embassy. We discuss how agents report directly to the PMO, their finances remain outside scrutiny, and the shocking depth of their missions, including spoiling Turkey's weapons export dreams.We also expose how Pakistan's military works like a corporate empire, supporting terror groups, owning businesses, and manipulating information through information warfare. From Operation Sindhoor to Balakot airstrikes, Abhinandan's capture, and India's strategic mastery in psychological operations, you'll see how India is no longer just defending, but outsmarting.Explore the reality of modern warfare, where no one really wins, and war has become a profitable business. Despite global silence during major Indian operations, the episode questions whether it's time for India to rethink its foreign policy. Why did we not reclaim Kashmir even after Kasab openly admitted Pakistan's involvement in the 26/11 Mumbai attacks? Why is Pakistan still considered a poster boy for US foreign strategy, and why is every Indian victory followed by a forced ceasefire?But this podcast goes beyond geopolitics and strategy. It's an emotional, personal journey. Our guest opens up about the hardest part of army life, sending a fellow soldier's body home. He shares the emotional bond among soldiers, their sacrifices, and the harsh truth that MPs get pensions after a single day in Parliament, while a soldier might not after ten years of service. We talk about how Sikhs continue to dominate military enlistment, driven by their culture, principles, and identity.We also address life after the army, the transition, the struggles, the respect, and the goals that remain unshaken. Currently working as an academic advisor at EKAM, he opens up about UPSC struggles, parenting challenges, and the pressure on middle-class aspirants. You'll hear about real UPSC competition insights, how to learn deeply, the importance of Brahma Muhurtam, and why honesty is a non-negotiable value.From Cambrian Patrol victories in 2021 and 2023 to learning how India honors its war field ethics and handles POWs beyond the Geneva Convention, this episode is packed with value---emotionally, intellectually, and strategically.If you want to understand India's national security, intelligence agencies, military mindset, and the real impact of geopolitics on everyday lives, this episode is unmissable. Whether you're a UPSC aspirant, a patriot, a history buff, or just someone curious about the truth behind headlines, this episode might be your next best guide.

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In this deeply episode, we sat down with experienced and renowned Obstetrician Dr. K Shilpi Reddy and explored a wide range of topics surrounding pregnancy, childbirth, fertility, and women's health. The conversation begins by addressing real, touching questions from our listeners, including one about oral sex and concerns around sexually transmitted diseases. The importance of mutual consent is emphasized as a vital foundation before exploring any new aspects of intimacy. We then delve into VK's encounter with traditional astrologers and the contrasting views on normal delivery, cesarean sections, and the role of astrology in timing childbirth and operations. While astrology varies geographically and culturally, our guest stresses that the mother's own body and medical needs ultimately govern delivery outcomes, though auspicious timings may hold cultural significance in events like marriages.The episode also highlights the mental and physical pressures women face from family and society during pregnancy. We discuss how typical motherly instincts, like force-feeding without considering a woman's actual bodily needs, can contribute to early-onset diabetes in young women. The myth that milk is the only source of calcium is challenged, alongside concerns about future generations potentially needing insulin alongside their lunchboxes due to rising diabetes rates in India. The episode touches on the irresponsible dietary advice some doctors give without accounting for patients' lifestyles and work habits, alongside societal body shaming and the hidden harassment behind over-pampering. It also contrasts dietary habits from different regions, noting how North Indian akhadas prefer natural foods while urban gyms heavily promote protein powders, which may cause hormonal imbalances affecting fertility.We take a historical perspective on pregnancy and family planning, noting that older generations often had many children within joint families where women received better support. In contrast, today's progressive and educated women are increasingly choosing to delay or forgo childbirth, a choice the guest believes is problematic given population declines in countries like Scandinavia . The future demographic challenges of declining birth rates and the ethical questions around reproductive choices are examined, alongside recent ART (Assisted Reproductive Technology) laws limiting eligibility for fertility treatments.Fertility is further explored with a focus on the biology of sperm and eggs. Risks of rushing into fertility treatments are discussed.  Practical advice is offered on improving fertility through healthy lifestyles, balanced sleep, and caution against over-reliance on ovulation apps which cannot fully capture individual body variations.The episode also addresses the consequences of toxic modern lifestyles on fertility & how Kamasutra emphasized how sexual health between partners leads to healthier and happier children, reinforcing the idea that emotional maturity and positive maternal energy deeply affect offspring.Important topics like maternal (avunculate) marriages and their genetic risks are covered, with mention of advanced screening methods such as PGD to reduce, but not eliminate, hereditary disease chances.We also touched upon some of the modern MedTech that has emerged and the importance of Health Insurance.Finally, the episode wraps up with myth-busting rapid fire addressing common pregnancy misconceptions, laughter as a healing tool in labor wards, and heartfelt advice to young listeners. This episode is a treasure trove of wisdom, combining medical expertise, cultural context, and compassionate storytelling. Whether you are planning a family, supporting loved ones, or simply curious about women's health in India today, this conversation offers valuable insights and encouragement to make informed, healthy choices.

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In this Telugu podcast, we sit down with the one and only Ram Gopal Varma (RGV) — the man who redefined Indian cinema with films like Shiva, Satya, Company, and Rakta Charitra. Known for his fearless opinions and unconventional filmmaking style, RGV opens up like never before in this no-holds-barred conversation.We dive into how creative freedom is shrinking in the current film industry, why critics are just paid opinion-makers, and how social media has changed the power dynamic between creators and the audience. RGV talks about the elements in his movies that he thought would become hits — but surprisingly went unnoticed — and shares honest thoughts on why certain films flop despite having all the right ingredients.Whether you're a filmmaker, student, or just a fan of cinema — this episode is a rollercoaster of ideas, rebellion, and pure honesty.This episode goes beyond cinema — it's about psychology, creativity, resistance, and staying true to yourself in a world that demands conformity.A raw, powerful, and unfiltered conversation — this is Ram Gopal Varma like you've never seen him before. Don't miss it!In this Telugu podcast, we sit down with the one and only Ram Gopal Varma (RGV) — the man who redefined Indian cinema with films like Shiva, Satya, Company, and Rakta Charitra. Known for his fearless opinions and unconventional filmmaking style, RGV opens up like never before in this no-holds-barred conversation.We dive into how creative freedom is shrinking in the current film industry, why critics are just paid opinion-makers, and how social media has changed the power dynamic between creators and the audience. RGV talks about the elements in his movies that he thought would become hits — but surprisingly went unnoticed — and shares honest thoughts on why certain films flop despite having all the right ingredients.Whether you're a filmmaker, student, or just a fan of cinema — this episode is a rollercoaster of ideas, rebellion, and pure honesty.This episode goes beyond cinema — it's about psychology, creativity, resistance, and staying true to yourself in a world that demands conformity.A raw, powerful, and unfiltered conversation — this is Ram Gopal Varma like you've never seen him before. Don't miss it!

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Vaibhav Sisinty–Founder of GrowthSchool, Training Experts in industry from around 110 countries. With immense knowledge in the AI domain, He is the go-to & right person to reflect upon this.AI is no longer just a buzzword—it's actively reshaping our lives, careers, and the world around us. In this gripping conversation we dive deep into the fears and realities that the rise of AI has triggered across generations. From job security to screen addiction, copyright chaos to AI black boxes, this episode is packed with ultimate insights. We start by exploring shocking real-life incidents like Suchir Balaji & the other one where an AI bot responded with “Just kill them” when a US teen complained about screen-time restrictions—raising serious concerns about how responsibly AI is being trained. Vibhav then takes us through the idea of English becoming the future programming language, and how the software industry, especially in India, is undergoing a major shift.We also decode the term Generalist Roles—who they are and why they're among the few who can survive the AI wave. You'll get clarity on how AI operates even without the Internet, what exactly an AI Black Box is, and the most relevant AI tools you should be using right now.The conversation gets even more real as we break down the Fiverr CEO's viral email where he openly admits that even his job isn't safe from AI. Vibhav also shares his 5 Levels of Learning AI, offering a structured roadmap to future-proof your career, no matter where you are today.Whether you're anxious about your job, overwhelmed by AI's rapid growth, or simply curious about what lies ahead, this episode is your survival guide in the age of Artificial Intelligence. This might equip yourself with the right mindset, tools, and strategies to not just survive—but thrive.

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Munduga Daggubati Venkatesh gari Acting gurinchi chepali ante etuvante emotion ni ayina chala Naturla ga act chesestaru, navvinchali ante ayina taruvate evaraina, amaikam ga natinchali ante Chanti, lanti cinema lu, romantic ga act cheyali ante Bobbili raja, intlo illalu vantintlo priyuralu. aggressive ga kanipinche Narappa lanti cinema lu, atu comedy cheygaladu itu kathi patukuni narukkuntu viswaroopm chupinchagaladu, elanti role ichina chala easy ga act chestaru, mukyam ga ayina emotional scenes vuntayi chudandi Oscar level acting chestadu.. manaki kuda edupu vachestadi, ante ayina character lo jeevisthunte manam ah cinema lo involve ipotam anta impact vuntadi. Ipudu ante Nani ni natural star antunam kani mana industry lo OG natural star evaru ante Venkatesh garu ane chepali.

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In this Telugu podcast episode, we sit down with Malla Reddy sir,  former Minister and current MLA, whose name alone sparks attention across Telangana. Known for his iconic dialogue “Paalammina, Poolammina,” he is often seen as a viral sensation. But behind the punchlines lies a story of resilience, ambition, and transformation. For the first time, we go beyond the viral clips and political memes to explore the man behind the public persona in a raw, unfiltered, and deeply insightful conversation.We kick off the episode by asking the question everyone wonders: How different is politics from the opposition bench compared to being in power? From his time as Minister in the BRS-led government to now being in the opposition, he reflects on the shifting dynamics of power, governance, and public service. He also opens up about whether political shifts have affected his massive business and educational ventures — the Malla Reddy Group of Institutions, which spans schools, colleges, and universities across the state.We tackle head-on the public criticisms, fee-related controversies, and repeated allegations surrounding the institutions — including hostel issues during floods, net worth queries, and accusations of mismanagement. He responds with clarity and conviction, defending his model while highlighting the need for digital transformation in education, skill-based training, and AI-integrated learning environments. He explains why degrees alone aren't enough anymore, and why skills, tech awareness, and attitude are the real qualifications of the future.The conversation goes even deeper into themes that matter most today — from AI changing the nature of jobs, to reverse migration, poor placement rates in colleges, and why most students still remain unemployable despite their degrees. He questions outdated syllabus, challenges the idea of teacher supremacy, and insists students should be empowered to question and contribute — even correct teachers if needed. He talks about the gap between old education systems and current industry needs, highlighting countries like Japan that have adapted quicker than us.We also dive into his entrepreneurial mindset — how he built massive educational institutions, his financial management, the IT raids, and how he responds to allegations of land encroachments and political misuse. He even addresses the narrative that "outside they fight, inside all politicians are united,” offering his candid take on the perception vs reality of Indian politics.Beyond the institutions and politics, He opens up about his personal story — from surviving TB, the early struggles, his first school, the reason for naming institutions after himself, and his strong bond with his wife and family. He shares emotional moments, the value of hard work and luck, and what continues to drive him every single day, even after achieving wealth, fame, and political power.We also explore lighter yet meaningful moments — his speeches, unique dialogues, lifestyle, and his thoughts on the alcohol and drugs culture among today's youth, the comfort zone generation, and the psychological gap between older and younger mindsets. He reflects on his inspiration, relationship advice, the need to celebrate anniversaries with pride, and whether his kids will inherit cabins — or follow his path of staying accessible to the public.Lastly, he shares bold ideas: what happens if free education is mandated, what the role of AI and dual degrees should be in shaping students, how marketing drives mass admissions, and whether he'll one day enter film production. With honest answers, iconic one-liners, and moments that range from serious to surprisingly humorous, this episode reveals a lesser-known but deeply impactful side of him.It's more than just a political interview — Watch the story behind the headlines. Listen to the man beyond the memes.

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In this Telugu Podcast episode, we sit down with Rahul Attuluri to decode the real problems and opportunities faced by India's youth today–AI, UPSC, Education Reform, Gig Economy & Career Building. From AI revolution downgrading IT jobs to the gig economy impact on graduates (Zepto, Swiggy, Rapido), and the hidden traps in UPSC preparation, Rahul shares brutally honest insights.We dive deep into how India's brightest talents are getting stuck chasing marks over real skills, how parenting mindsets and outdated education systems are misguiding students, and why the future belongs to thinkers, not just toppers. Rahul talks about his journey of building NxtWave into a ₹2000+ Cr valued company, disrupting education with NIAT, and solving the true problem — transforming thousands of lives with skill-first learning.This conversation also covers important topics like the fake certificate mafia, IIT vs non-IIT mindset, AI's role in future wealth creation, and why continuous upskilling (not just degrees) is the real key to success. We discuss the stark contrast between China investing in AI and tech vs India's obsession with food-tech startups, and what needs to change to build a powerful, future-ready India.If you're a student, working professional, parent, entrepreneur, or someone passionate about career growth, tech disruption, and education reform in India, this episode might be for you. 

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In this telugu podcast episode, we sit down with the man behind one of India's most trusted jewellery brands — Lalitha Jewellers. From growing up with limited means to creating a business empire with a vision of 450+ stores across India, his story is one of grit, wisdom, and unshakable determination. This conversation is a goldmine of insights for aspiring entrepreneurs, business leaders, and anyone curious about the jewellery industry, financial wisdom, or building something truly iconic from the ground up.We begin the episode by discussing a simple yet profound truth — money never comes to anyone easily. He shares why understanding the real value of money and developing the right mindset around it is the first step toward success. A turning point in his life came through an unexpected incident at a Raymond's store, which taught him about pride, perception, and financial discipline. He opens up about the philosophy and lifestyle that guide his daily decisions and how deeply faith in God has helped him stay grounded, even while handling crores.As we dive into the business side, he makes one thing very clear — "Business is not a joke." He doesn't hold back when speaking about the hard truths of entrepreneurship, warning young minds against falling into the freebies culture and encouraging them to focus on building real value. His journey, though difficult, is filled with lessons and milestones, including the humble beginnings of Lalitha Jewellers, a name that today stands for trust, affordability, and integrity. For anyone dreaming of starting a business, his advice is brutally honest and deeply insightful.Every entrepreneur has their dark days, and he talks openly about a ₹160 crore loss that shook the business — and how he bounced back with resilience. He also shares the 5 key qualities he believes every aspiring entrepreneur must possess to make it in the real world. The COVID-19 era was another major challenge, but he turned the crisis into a transformation opportunity, making significant changes across the company post-pandemic.We also delve into the world of temple jewellery, its artistic value, and why Lalitha Jewellers has been able to offer customers quality pieces at unmatched prices. He breaks down the business model, explaining how they manage gold wastage, keep making charges low, and still maintain excellent craftsmanship. A recurring theme throughout the episode is the belief that in today's world, “there is no respect without money” — a raw and honest statement that reflects his lived reality.When asked about regrets, he shares a grounded perspective and opens up about missed moments and reflections. But the vision remains clear — expanding Lalitha Jewellers to every corner of the country with a target of 450 stores. He also provides insights on the rise in gold prices, offers an opinion on silver as an investment, and explains how making charges have evolved due to competitive and transparent business practices introduced by his company.We explore how self-manufacturing helps them stay agile and cost-effective, giving them an edge in the highly competitive jewellery market. He also maps out a roadmap for anyone looking to get into the gold business, outlining the importance of timing, capital, and value creation. For those curious about business strategy, this segment on breakeven targets and the economics of gold offers some valuable takeaways.Branding is a big theme in this episode as well. He talks about how Lalitha Jewellers built its brand through trust, consistency, and transparency. The final moments of the conversation are deeply reflective, as he shares his biggest life lessons and learnings from a journey filled with struggles, successes, losses, and faith. Whether you're a startup founder, a college student, a gold investor, or someone simply curious about the power of vision and values, there's something here for everyone.

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In this Telugu podcast episode, we had the honor of speaking with Lieutenant General A Arun Sir, who offered a rare and deep perspective on life in the Indian Army. He shared the lesser-known side of military life — not just the discipline and duty, but the emotional strength it demands. From life at National Defence Academy, often referred to as the “Maker of Men,” to the lifelong bonds soldiers form through shared hardships, his stories paint a vivid picture of what it truly means to serve. He opened up about the toughest mission of his life and what it felt like to be the first officer to get shot in that operation.Lt Gen Arun Sir also spoke in detail about how military operations are conducted, the life-threatening risks involved, and the stark contrast between the responsibilities they carry and the modest salaries they receive. He touched on the emotional cost of being away from family and how soldiers cope with that burden. He recalled the Nimbharam injury and hospital incident, offering a raw and human side to a soldier's journey.From answering light-hearted yet important questions about marriage and expectations from a life partner, to sharing insights about the powers and decision-making responsibilities held at the highest levels, he gave us a glimpse into a world few truly understand. He also reflected on his friendships with Pakistani officers at UN, offering a balanced and hopeful view on the evolving mindsets of the younger generation across the border.The episode dives into everything from the realities of war zones and the treatment of prisoners of war--Kargil conflict and the Bangladesh Liberation War. As Chief of Strategy, he explained his critical role and how multi-use military technologies are shaping the future. He leaves us with a powerful message — that the military is not built for war, but to uphold peace. His perspective on life, leadership, and resilience might just change the way you see the world.

Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only. The opinions expressed by the guests are their personal views and do not reflect our stance. We have no intention of defaming or harming any individual, brand, product, country, or profession mentioned in this video. Our aim is to provide information to help the audience make informed decisions.Niranjan Pagadala Founder of 8 views - a prominent Digital marketing company based in Hyderabad. Along with being a distinguished entrepreneur, he is also an Ex-Ranji and ICL cricketer~Our filming gear- Camera 1 - https://amzn.to/4gS3IGv Camera 2 - https://amzn.to/4gN6Kf1 Wireless collor mic -https://amzn.to/4k4dEPX Dynamic microphone - https://amzn.to/3QqWBdd Audio mixer - https://amzn.to/4hHByiDLens 1 - https://amzn.to/4lrR9F6Lens 2 - https://amzn.to/44mFxx3Lens 3 - https://amzn.to/44nlz5o~About This Podcast - In this telugu podcast episode, we take a discussed the hidden world of digital marketing, data tracking, and the powerful systems shaping how we interact with the internet. From how agencies collect and sell your phone number and email ID, to why you and your entire friend group suddenly see the same reel within hours, we unpack the sophisticated tactics running behind the scenes. We explore the psychology behind social media addiction—how the brain reacts to endless content, why it's so hard to put the phone down, and how even the smallest notifications are designed to hook you.We also question whether privacy really exists in the modern world. With voice assistants like Alexa and Siri responding instantly, how can we be sure they're not always listening? You'll also learn how apps like Ola or Uber might change prices based on your behavior, like switching apps or low battery levels. The conversation doesn't stop there—we look at the impact of fake followers, manipulated trending tabs, and paid engagement packages that can alter public opinion without most users even realizing it.As the digital space grows, we also dive into the massive influence of AI—how it's reshaping industries, affecting jobs, and changing how content is created and consumed. From real-world case studies to surprising truths about who really controls the internet, this episode is packed with insights, stories, and examples that challenge what we think we know about our online lives.If you've ever wondered how deep the rabbit hole goes when it comes to the internet, algorithms, and marketing, this is your episode. Tune in, and prepare to see your screen in a completely new way.#telugupodcast #businesspodcast #rawtalks #vamshikurapati #rawtalkswithvk #podcastintelugu #vkpodcast #besttelugupodcast

In this Telugu podcast episode, we sat down with Revanth- Day Trader. He shed light on the right practices, scams in the financial & stock domains. While we struggle the mayhem of no knowledge on financial planning, Investing and moving towards faulty practices like betting apps, illicit trading..He discussed investment strategies for beginners, best investment options in India like FDs, NPS, Digital Gold, Equity, mutual funds; stock market basics. Every micro aspect like the difference between FDs & NPS, Mid & Large cap index funds and when to invest in them, safety level of digital gold and Gold ETFs, Psychology of investing and penny stocks was clearly addressed.Revanth explained Stock market scams such as Harshad Mehta & the 'She-Wolf ' of Indian stock market, Asmita Patel, while sharing his greatest lessons from investors like Warren Buffet, Rakesh Junhunwala. He also spoke about the role of Finfluencers and rise of trading in Telugu states, Betting apps & their credibility.We managed to get insights from his personal journey; his initial trading days and the ethics he followed as a Day Trader; how he managed to recover from losses and how it affected him mentally. There's a lot to inspire and learn.This Podcast also tackles a crucial issue for young earners today: Personal Finance. He shared amazing tips on how to save, how to spend and where to invest, which we all struggle in and out to manage. The importance of health and term insurance, whether to rent a house or buy a house; when is the right time and planning future financial goals...were all dissected in depth.And finally he also shared his advice to newcomers in content creation.This episode will change the way you plan and manage your financial resources. Don't miss this

In this telugu podcast episode, we sit down with Dr. Rajasekhar Gollu, an expert in cosmetology, to explore the rising obsession with cosmetic surgeries, the psychological impact of social media, and the real risks behind these procedures.Has beauty industry created a world where insecurities are magnified, and cosmetic procedures are seen as the ultimate fix. But is altering our natural features really the answer?Many young girls struggle with insecurities about their breast size, often seeking solutions like implants or fillers. But do these procedures come without risks? We discuss the complications of saline implant leakage and whether going under the knife is truly worth it. Similarly, men dealing with gynecomastia or stretch marks often feel pressured to "fix" themselves—sometimes due to hormonal imbalances, other times due to unrealistic beauty standards. Would these insecurities even exist on such a large scale if social media wasn't constantly pushing idealized body images?We also dive into the darker side of cosmetic procedures—traumatic surgeries like jaw reconstruction, vaginoplasty, and artificial dimples. The tragic case of Aarti Agarwal and the risks of liposuction bring up an important question: who should actually undergo these procedures, and how can one lose weight naturally? On a more bizarre note, we explore extreme treatments like palm line surgery, foot Botox, and hyperhidrosis treatments—just how far are people willing to go for physical perfection?From balding and hair transplants to post-pregnancy makeovers, acid attack victim recovery, and the controversial use of Ozempic for weight loss, this episode uncovers the truth behind the beauty industry. If you've ever wondered about the impact of these procedures on physical and mental health, this conversation will challenge your perspective. Watch now and decide for yourself!

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In this exclusive telugu podcast, we sit down with none other than Devi Sri Prasad (DSP) — the mastermind behind some of the biggest hits in Telugu cinema! DSP opens up about his creative process, life lessons, and the principles that guide his music career.We kick off with a quick introduction where DSP shares about his early journey and how he shaped his unique sound. He talks about how a music director should think and approach creativity, giving us a rare glimpse into his artistic mind. DSP also opens up about the making of the hit song "Sooseki" and why background music (BGM) is a crucial element in any movie.A heartfelt discussion about the influence of Ilaiyaraaja Garu reveals how DSP draws inspiration from the legend while balancing the thin line between copying and being inspired. He also shares a special moment from his career — something that happened for the first time in India — and why he strictly avoids liquor at his concerts.DSP dives deep into his creative process, explaining how he connects with his songs while traveling and the steps involved in song-making. He highlights how co-curricular activities and continuous learning have played a big role in his success.Towards the end, DSP talks about handling tough decisions, how to say “no” when needed, and what inspires him to keep going. This is a must-watch for every music lover and aspiring artist!

Ambati Rayudu has seen it all – the highs of cricket, the struggles behind the scenes, and the politics that decide a player's future. In this exclusive Telugu Podcast episode, he opens up like never before!From starting his cricket journey at a young age to facing internal politics in domestic cricket, Rayudu shares the truth about how the system works. He talks about his disappointment in the World Cup, his experiences with MI & CSK, and his bond with MS Dhoni and Dwayne Bravo.But this podcast isn't just about cricket! Rayudu also speaks about his short time in politics, why he left YSRCP, and his views on Janasena. He talks about caste politics, selfless leadership, and what young voters should focus on.This is a must-watch for cricket fans, sports lovers, and anyone who wants to know the real story behind the headlines.

In this telugu podcast, we discuss the hidden truths about the food we consume daily. From the harmful effects of dairy products and steroid-injected cattle to the alarming rise in hormone imbalances, we uncover how modern dietary choices impact our health.We explore the forgotten power of millets and why the world is overly dependent on rice and wheat. With increasing cases of diabetes—even in newborns—we discuss the role of food corporations and the damage caused by processed foods. Is the food industry prioritizing profits over public health?The discussion sheds light on the destruction of agricultural lands and why traditional wisdom about feeding children has changed. We also tackle critical questions: Are we eating the wrong food? Can simple changes in our diet prevent diseases like cancer and diabetes? Is there a cure that mainstream medicine isn't talking about?From the benefits of Siridhanyalu to real-life cancer testimonies, we address the growing concerns about sugar, jaggery, and even soybean consumption. We also explore alternative treatments like homeopathy and the importance of making health-conscious choices in our kitchens.Ending with powerful takeaways, this episode urges us to ask the right questions and rethink our approach to food and medicine. Don't miss this thought-provoking discussion that could change the way you eat forever!

In this special episode of Raw Talks, we sit down with the legendary comedian and actor, Brahmanandam, to uncover the lesser-known aspects of his life, philosophy, and career. Known for his impeccable comedic timing and record-breaking contributions to Indian cinema, Brahmanandam sir shares deeply personal stories, his thoughts on life, and the values that have shaped him into the person he is today.A devout believer in Venkateshwara Swamy, Brahmanandam sir opens up about his spiritual side and the lessons he has learned through faith. He speaks passionately about poverty, an experience that shaped his worldview and his approach to success. Recalling his early days as a lorry painter, he reflects on what it truly means to be poor, his father's wisdom, and why he does not believe in the rigid distinction between the rich and the poor. His insights into money, materialism, and contentment offer a fresh perspective, reminding us that wealth is not just about financial gain but also about one's mindset and values. He shares powerful anecdotes like the fruit basket example and how he learned the importance of self-reliance, refusing to seek help even in dire circumstances. His deep belief in karma and his acts of kindness, such as helping 23 women get married, further highlight his compassionate nature.The conversation takes a reflective turn as Brahmanandam sir discusses how people perceive him differently outside the industry. He shares how financial realities dictate professional relationships and why no one truly works for free. One of the most compelling stories he narrates is the boat incident and his mantra on handling loss and gain. His thoughts on life's unpredictability and the importance of staying grounded serve as powerful lessons.The discussion extends to the fate of comedians, drawing parallels between legends like Rajababu, Jandhyala, and even Hollywood comedians, who often hide deep struggles behind their laughter. He delves into the pain behind comedy and why most comedians have a sad past. With profound reflections on gratitude, he talks about his deep respect for Jandhyala and Sunnam Anjaneyulu, highlighting how divine intervention often comes in the form of human connections. He recalls an interesting chapter from his life titled "Brahmanandam Ratri Antha Taagesi" and shares his thoughts on adjustment, a concept he finds dangerous.The conversation then shifts to his unexpected status as a ‘Meme God.' While he appreciates the humor, he feels the title does not fully capture the depth of his journey. He acknowledges the efforts of meme creators but also reminds us of the larger picture—the unpredictable nature of success and luck.The conversation also explores the depth of emotional performances by comedians. He explains why their rare serious roles resonate deeply with audiences, referencing the works of AVS and M.S. Narayana. With wisdom drawn from biographies and life experiences, he highlights the human tendency to find fault in others and how people often misunderstand intentions. His statement, "Mana gurinchi evaranna mana venaka matladithe, vallu venaka manam mundhu unnattu," leaves a lasting impression.As the interview progresses, we move into lighter topics, including his role as a grandfather in his latest project and how his son Goutham reacted to calling him ‘Tatha' on screen. Brahmanandam sir humorously addresses industry rumors, including whether the film would have been halted without his presence. Goutham shares insights into the filmmaking process, the order in which scenes are shot, and the importance of knowing the story beforehand. A fun segment follows where they discuss memes, social media, and Brahmanandam sir's Instagram debut.This episode is a deep dive into the life and philosophy of one of India's most beloved comedians. It is filled with laughter, wisdom, and heartwarming moments that will leave you inspired.

Naga Chaitanya, one of the most intriguing actors in Telugu cinema, joins us for an unfiltered conversation, sharing insights into his life, career, and business ventures like never before. From the reality of being a star kid to his views on party culture, film promotions, and business strategies, Chay opens up about aspects of his life that are often misunderstood. This episode goes beyond the usual promotional talks, diving deep into his personal choices, struggles, and philosophies.Being called a star kid comes with its fair share of advantages and disadvantages. Chay explains why he dislikes that label and how he chooses to stay grounded despite the privileges that come with his family name. He addresses the ever-controversial topic of nepotism—does he see it as a problem, or does he believe it's just like any other family profession being passed down? He breaks down his perspective, making an honest case for both sides of the argument.Shifting gears from cinema to business, we dive into Chay's food venture, Shoyu. Where did the idea come from, and why did he choose the cloud kitchen model over a traditional restaurant? He reveals how Hyderabad's culture influenced his decision and the real meaning behind the name "Shoyu," a topic that has sparked several theories. What are the future scaling plans? With only two kitchens in Hyderabad, how does he manage deliveries efficiently? He talks about the challenges and insights that come with running a food business, especially for someone coming from the film industry.As someone who has seen massive financial success through films, how does Chay define a “healthy profit” in business? He reflects on the importance of having a financial escape beyond films and shares what he has learned from his father, Nagarjuna, who is known for his sharp business acumen. We also discuss the common pitfalls that lead many actors' food businesses to fail, and how he managed to avoid them.Failure is an inevitable part of any actor's journey. But how does it feel when a film that an actor has put immense effort into fails at the box office? Chay discusses the emotional and professional toll of dealing with flops, the dilemma of hyping up a film even when its potential is questionable, and how he personally copes with setbacks.Beyond films, Chaitanya has a well-known passion for cars. He reveals how many cars he owns, why he is so deeply connected to them, and how racing serves as a form of meditation for him. He also touches on his idea of vacations as a way to detox from work and social media pressures.Of course, we couldn't skip talking about his upcoming film, Thandel. He shares the concept behind the film, whether the traditional six-to-seven-song format still works, and what it's like working with Sai Pallavi.One of the most emotional segments of this conversation is about Manam and his legendary grandfather, ANR. Chay shares untold stories from the sets, the pressure on the family, and whether it's true that ANR dubbed for his scenes during his last days. He explains why Manam remains such an important film in their family's legacy.Despite being a public figure, Chay is known for maintaining a low profile. Why doesn't he make many public appearances? He talks about the frustratingly dumb questions interviewers ask, his strict diet (why he doesn't consume sugar), and his approach to brand deals—how he decides what to endorse and what to avoid.This conversation is an absolute must-watch for fans and movie buffs alike. Don't miss this deep and raw conversation with Naga Chaitanya!Watch the full episode now and let us know your favorite moments in the comments.

In this telugu podcast episode, we explore the story of Y. Guruswamy Naidu, a seasoned entrepreneur who built Celkon, one of the largest mobile brands in India, and later reinvented it into a multi-vertical empire. The podcast begins by shedding light on Celkon's rise, its initial success, and the unexpected fall of many Indian mobile brands. Guruswamy Naidu reveals the truth behind the failure of over 110 Indian mobile companies, discussing how factors like LC rule changes, the Jio revolution, and GST disrupted the industry. Despite these challenges, Guruswamy's strategic vision allowed him to transform Celkon and navigate these rough waters, achieving ₹2600 Cr turnover in 2023—a feat that's both inspiring and instructive for aspiring entrepreneurs. A major highlight of the conversation is Guruswamy's bold ₹100 Cr land acquisition in Kokapet. This decision to enter real estate was part of a larger vision to diversify his business, and it exemplifies his ability to see opportunity where others might see risk. The discussion also touches on the current state of India's manufacturing sector, where Guruswamy provides an honest analysis of the obstacles faced by Indian manufacturers in competing with global giants, especially China. He emphasizes that while initiatives like Make in India have garnered attention, real structural changes are still needed for India to become a manufacturing powerhouse. Guruswamy also shares his perspective on the Product Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme, offering insights on how India can compete with global players by improving infrastructure, policy support, and innovation. In addition to his expertise in manufacturing, Guruswamy delves into the mobile industry's evolution. He reflects on the rise and fall of Nokia, explaining how the brand's inability to adapt to changing market trends and the rapid shift to smartphones led to its decline. He compares this to his own decision to pivot from mobile manufacturing and diversify Celkon into various sectors, including technology, real estate, and government supplies. A key moment in the podcast is Guruswamy's candid admission about the challenges faced in the retail sector. He discusses the decline of mobile retailers, from a high of 12,000 stores to just 2,000 today, and how brands need to adapt to the new digital-first reality. He also shares his predictions on whether the future of retail will be driven more by online sales or offline presence, with insights drawn from his experiences in both domains. The conversation also touches on future trends in technology, with Guruswamy reflecting on mobile phone features, particularly the slow-down of phones with newer models. He offers his views on whether this is a deliberate move by manufacturers to encourage upgrades and whether the hype surrounding new phone models is actually just clever marketing rather than true innovation. He also talks about his experience at Daos, the future of electric vehicles (EVs) in India, and his thoughts on green hydrogen as a potential game-changer for the country's energy sector. When asked about India's potential to build companies like Apple, Guruswamy shares a balanced view, acknowledging the challenges but also pointing to the immense potential India holds in terms of talent, innovation, and market size. He emphasizes the importance of fostering innovation ecosystems, improving funding access, and leveraging India's strengths in sectors like software development and manufacturing. Finally, Guruswamy reflects on his business philosophy, sharing valuable lessons about delegation, the importance of focusing on the business, and managing time effectively. He believes in the power of delegation—embodying the 70% rule—allowing him to manage multiple ventures while maintaining growth and innovation. His story is a testament to the value of resilience, adaptability, and the importance of thinking long-term in business.

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In this episode of the RawTalks Telugu podcast, we are joined by Dr. Guru N. Reddy, a distinguished gastroenterologist and a name synonymous with compassionate healthcare at Continental Hospital. The conversation takes a deep dive into gut health, lifestyle habits, and the challenges of healthcare in India, delivering a mix of scientific insights, cultural reflections, and practical advice for everyday living. Dr. Reddy opens the discussion with an exploration of eating habits, specifically Hyderabad's iconic biryani culture. Contrary to popular belief, biryani, when consumed in moderation, can be a balanced meal. He emphasizes the importance of portion control and understanding the caloric impact of a single meal. For many young professionals working night shifts or the “graveyard shift,” Dr. Reddy warns about the toll irregular eating schedules and unhealthy food choices take on the gut and overall health. He underscores the need to adopt sustainable eating habits that align with our body's natural rhythm. The conversation then transitions to a global health concern: obesity. For the first time in human history, more people are obese than undernourished, with nearly 38% of the world's population classified as obese. Dr. Reddy predicts that by 2035, half of the global population will fall into this category. He explains how body mass index (BMI) alone is insufficient to gauge health and stresses the importance of measuring body fat percentage and understanding fat distribution. In India, the misconception that a chubby child is a healthy child has contributed significantly to the growing obesity epidemic. Dr. Reddy discusses the dangers of overfeeding children and highlights the importance of instilling healthy eating habits during adolescence—a critical period for long-term health. Gut health becomes a central theme of the conversation as Dr. Reddy demystifies common yet often misunderstood topics. He explains why we burp, how spicy foods and substances like black pepper affect the gut lining, and why conditions like lactose intolerance are far more prevalent in India than many realize. Delving into a topic that is often avoided in polite conversation, Dr. Reddy shares insights on farting, explaining why some farts smell and others don't, and how flatulence is a normal and healthy bodily function. Perhaps one of the most eye-opening discussions revolves around stool and its significance as a marker of health. Dr. Reddy explains how the color, texture, and frequency of bowel movements can reveal much about a person's gut health. He highlights the importance of recognizing warning signs such as blood in the stool, which could point to serious conditions like colon cancer. Constipation, another common complaint, is discussed in depth. Dr. Reddy provides a nuanced perspective on its causes, ranging from diet to lifestyle, and even touches on conditions like fecal incontinence in women, which often manifest years after childbirth. The conversation takes a personal turn as Dr. Reddy shares stories from his career, including cases that moved him to tears and reaffirmed his commitment to medicine. He talks about the emotional and physical toll of being a healthcare professional and the importance of maintaining a work-life balance. His advocacy for organ donation is particularly poignant, as he highlights the lack of awareness in India and calls for systemic changes to make the process more accessible. This episode is more than a discussion—it's a call to action. Dr. Reddy urges listeners to question long-held beliefs, prioritize their health, and advocate for systemic changes in healthcare. His insights remind us that health is not just an individual responsibility but a collective effort to build a healthier society.