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"Women must look at their support system at home and in office before becoming mothers", says Dr Kiran Bedi.
Sexism is part and parcel of the life of any woman in the workforce. Hence, it is crucial to call out the sexists and educate them. But how do you deal with this sexism? Devita Saraf has the best advice for all working women.
As a news anchor, Richa Anirudh was witness to some of the biggest news stories of the 2000s. But, if her iconic show Zindagi Live had not happened, Richa ji would not have been in the media. Here's why.
We all struggle with finding the right life partner. But the struggles don't end with the search, relationships can be really difficult too. How does one stay happy in a relationship? That is the million-dollar question. And Sister Shivani answers it in the simplest way possible.
When Richa Chadha first told her mom about Ali Fazal, she mistook him for Pakistani actor and singer Ali Zafar...and the mother of all misunderstandings was born.
Kapil Sharma's life is the Indian success story everyone needs to know. From being an unpaid contestant on The Great Indian Laughter Challenge to winning the competition, hosting his own shows that became national favourites, and now performing on the global stage, Kapil Sharma's journey is one of dreams, struggles, determination, and a whole lot of laughter.
In our season finale, Kapil Sharma joins us to talk about gratitude, his hilarious wife, fatherhood, and why Kangana Ranaut only laughs on his show and nowhere else.
We promise you'll be laughing by the end of this episode!
(00:00) Episode begins
(03:30) The price of fame
(04:48) 'People don't hesitate to ask me for a selfie'
(08:38) When Kapil is roasted by his wife
(09:49) Kangana Ranaut ko gussa kyun nahi aata on The Kapil Sharma Show?
(11:30) Kapil Sharma as a father
(17:13) 'Controversy uthaane wale bahut hain'
(19:39) "Aap Punjab se nikal jao, Punjab aapke andar se nahi nikalta"
(23:50) Kapil Sharma translates famous Bollywood dialogues into Punjabi
When The Kerala Story released, Adah Sharma saw a sharp rise in her popularity, for better and for worse. She was praised for her role in the film but she was also trolled viciously for it. In this episode of AfterHours with All About Eve, we catch up with Adah Sharma to chat with her about her gruelling prep for The Kerala Story, her breakthrough role in 1920, how she deals with trolls, dating as an actor, and why she doesn't respond to DMs on Instagram. Also, did you know Adah could have been a professional whistler?
Discover a side of Adah Sharma you've never heard before.
(00:00) Episode begins
(01:21) "The Kerala Story was against terrorism, not any religion"
(04:19) What spirituality and religion mean for Adah Sharma
(14:15) Adah Sharma or a desi Dr Dolittle?
(19:12) 'Men keep talking to me about push-ups and protein shakes'
(27:01) How 1920 came to Adah
(33:37) "There's always a soundtrack playing in my head"
(38:49) Who is Adah's favourite co-star?
(42:42) Adah ki Arzoo
Shibani Bedi is not your average influencer. In fact, she was an actor in Bollywood before she shot to fame on social media. And this week is huge for her with Thank You For Coming releasing on October 6. Join us as we speak to one of the most loved content creators in India and what it really means to be famous on the internet. From dating in the late 30s to her journey in Bollywood, there's a lot to catch up on in this episode of AfterHours with All About Eve.
(00:00) Episode begins
(04:23) How to make it in Bollywood
(09:04) 'I have been debuting for the past 6 years'
(17:03) Being aware of your public persona all the time
(20:24) Dating in 20s vs 30s: Shibani Bedi edition
(33:33) What an ideal partner looks like in your 30s
(36:47) Are Shibani and Ankush Bahuguna in a relationship?
(40:03) The origin story of Priyanka ki Mummy
(49:18) Delhi Girl on a Date
#shibanibedi #contentcreator #influencer #thankyouforcoming #kushakapila #dollysingh #bhumipednekar #bollywood #bollywoodactor #AfterHourswithAAE #BaniAnand #AfterHourswithAllAboutEve #BaniGAnand
Whether it's Bholi Punjaban in Fukrey, or Nagma Khatoon in Gangs of Wasseypur, Richa Chadha never fails to impress. And she's a firecracker in real life too! In this episode of AfterHours with All About Eve, Richa Chadha talks about working with all kinds of directors, both good and bad, her annoyance at people who just keep making reels, her relationship with Ali Fazal, and of course, Fukrey 3!
Subscribe now to never miss an episode of AfterHours with All About Eve.
(00:00) Episode begins
(01:55) Punjabi families being toxic about colour and weight
(06:29) 'If you are a good actor, the director forgets their job'
(09:30) 'Working on 'Gangs of Wasseypur' was difficult, I didn't know how to deal with 50-year-old men'
(14:59) The best answer to, "When are you getting married?"
(15:38) How Ali Fazal turned into Ali Zafar
(18:20) How Richa met Ali
(25:30) 'Dieting karne se acting nahi aati'
(29:36) 'Social media companies are making you work for free'
(35:35) Bholi ki boli
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Kubbra Sait's story is nothing less than a Bollywood movie. And she doesn't shy away from talking about the difficult parts, whether it's hosting a wedding in Thailand right after an abortion or the harsh realities of the film industry including when she took up the role of "hot maid" in Salman Khan's 'Ready'.
(00:00) Episode begins
(01:27) From cookies to Cuckoo
(07:05) 'Working as an actor taught me humility'
(18:28) Kubbra Sait, before and after Open Book
(21:05) How abuse can affect your perception of love
(23:13) FLAMES
(26:26) Abortion, postpartum, and other difficult truths
(29:19) How to be your own cheerleader
(33:58) 'Acting is living the same emotion over and over again till you get it right'
(40:23) Finding peace in the unknown
(42:57) Host or Hostage?
#kubbrasait #kubrasait #sacredgames #nawazuddinsiddiqui #anuragkashyap #kubbrasaitbook #abortion #beingsingle #turning40 #bollywood #bollywoodactress #podcast #trending
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