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Most Indian men were never taught the basics of looking and feeling their best how to dress sharp, approach women confidently, smell good, sit with perfect posture, or even pose naturally for photos. In this episode of Call Him Curious, Shikhar Varshney sits down with men’s coach San Kalra to break down a practical, no-nonsense “glow-up” guide tailored for Indian men, especially from tier 1 and tier 2 cities.
We cover everything from approaching women without being awkward, building a versatile wardrobe on a budget, picking the right fragrances, fixing posture mistakes, posing for photos, styling the perfect haircut, to a simple yet effective skincare routine.
If you’ve ever thought, “Mujhe fashion aur grooming ka kuch nahi aata”, consider this episode your ultimate starter pack.
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What if we told you that most of what you believe about skincare might just be wrong? In this myth-breaking episode of Call Him Curious, host Shikhar Varshney sits down with none other than celebrity dermatologist Dr. Jayshree Sharad — India's go-to skin expert who treats everyone from Bollywood A-listers to real people battling real skin issues.
This episode is your complete skincare guide, tackling everything from daily routines to advanced treatments. Whether you're confused about oily vs. dry skin, wondering if Vitamin C serums really work, or debating whether Botox is worth the hype, Dr. Jayshree breaks it all down — with science, clarity, and zero fluff.
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In this episode of Call Him Curious podcast, Shikhar Varshney sits down with the incredibly soulful singer @SagarBhatiaOfficial , diving deep into the world of qawwali, Sufism, and the evolution of Indian music. From his spiritual connection to Sufi music to the electrifying vibe of performing live, this episode explores the emotional journey of an artist in today’s fast-changing music landscape.
Sagar talks about the special bond with his team, his dilemma between performing at Indian weddings, going on a pan-India tour, or vibing at Studio XO gigs. His answer? Pure love for his fans and audience. He opens up about his inspiration from Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, the creative energy behind remaking classic qawwalis, and the raw emotion that gave birth to his song Raazdaariyan ft. @MostlySane | @taaruk .
The episode also features a heartfelt moment when Sagar Bhatia meets Gurdas Maan, which left a lasting impression on him as an artist. We dig into the reality of choosing between label deals and being an independent musician and why local Indian voices struggle to go global. Don’t miss Sagar’s honest take on Jasleen Royal’s Coldplay performance, Bhojpuri rap, and Hindi hip-hop, which is based on his experience in the music scene.
If you're passionate about Indian music, the independent artist journey, or just love a good desi podcast, this episode is a must-watch.
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This Women’s Day special episode of Call Him Curious features an unfiltered and insightful conversation with comedian Supriya Joshi, hosted by Shikhar Varshney. As one of India’s most fearless and hilarious voices in comedy, Supriya shares her journey in stand-up, challenges of being a female comic, the pressure to create viral content, and the evolution of the Indian comedy scene.
From navigating the stand-up circuit in Mumbai vs Delhi to discussing the influence of AIB, Comicstaan, and viral meme culture, this episode is a deep dive into the realities of comedy in India. Supriya opens up about writing for different comedy formats, the difference between roasting and traditional stand-up, and what it takes to make a mark in an industry still dominated by men.
How has the Indian comedy scene changed over the years? Is YouTube better than live shows? What did Tanmay Bhat and Biswa Kalyan Rath teach about comedy and audience engagement? Supriya answers it all with her trademark wit and honesty.
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