Kavita Chhibber in an exclusive conversation with Actor Taha Shah Badussha. Taha discusses his acting journey over the past 15 years, both his struggles and triumphs... from his lauded performances in #tajdividedbyblood and #heeramandi to socially meaningful films like "Paro". Taha reflects on persistence, overcoming the odds and the strong influence of his family, especially his mother and brother. #tahashahbadussha #sanjayleelabhansali

Kavita Chhibber in an exclusive conversation with Actor/Producer Trupti Bhoir. Trupti discusses her journey to producing, writing and acting in the provocative new film "Paro: The Untold Story of Slavery". The compelling film has moved audiences to tears in limited screenings. It shines a light on the inhumane treatment of bride slaves and the dark culture of human trafficking from the point of view of one woman's story.

It is naive to think that married couples will not find other people attractive, or that they may gravitate towards people outside of our committed relationships. What are the factors that lead to lines being crossed? What are the far reaching implications of those betrayals to others and to ourselves? In this episode of Conversations, Kavita and Ajit explore the roots of infidelity and some of the self-sabotaging behaviors that lead to extramarital affairs.  

The Ranveer Allahbadia and Samay Raina controversy arising from their episode on India's Got Latent has sparked debate about free speech, comedic taste and the role of influencers in social responsibility. Kavita and Ajit use the incident as a springboard for a discussion on the rapid rise of influencers and the evolution of this role over multiple social media platforms. Should we forgive influencers for mistakes, and take their entire body of work into consideration before jumping to conclusions? 

Bringing children up is never easy. In this ever-changing, stress-filled world it has become even more challenging to raise well-adjusted kids who evolve into well-adjusted adults. Kavita and Ajit draw upon their own experiences and observations with children and parents as they navigate shifting roles throughout life. What does it take to draw out a child's resilience, mental fortitude and healthy coping  skills?

Every marriage eventually ends... whether by death or divorce. Many embark on the journey again with a second chance. Partnership, friendship, trust... and baggage - all of these figure into the mix when some of us decide to brave the next chapter. In this episode, Kavita and Ajit discuss second marriages and the complexities that come with a second long-term relationship. 

What factors determine a long, healthy marriage? Does love fade over time? Kavita and Ajit explore what makes for a lasting marriage, including examples and observations from their own lives highlighting friendship and respect.   

Marriage - It's one of the only lifelong relationships that we choose to enter, yet it remains one of the most challenging to navigate. Ego clashes, conflicts and swirling resentments...? Yes, but also opportunity to discover things about yourself and your partner, to grow together and to help each other realize dreams. Are marriages made in hell? Or do we play a part in making it so? Kavita and Ajit share thoughts and tips from their own long-term relationship. 

We say farewell to 2024, a year that many people found challenging. As we welcome 2025, Kavita and Ajit examine the many forms of gratitude that go unnoticed or taken for granted. A conversation focused on appreciation and inspiration, a fitting way to start the new year.

October 9th marks the birthday of Troy Anthony Davis (1968-2011). Troy was one of the most famous Death Row inmates in the world, convicted (unjustly as many believe) for the murder of off-duty police officer Mark MacPhail. Kavita and Ajit remember their dear friend Troy today, and ponder the state of the American justice system since he was executed by the state of Georgia in 2011. Capital punishment is a hot-button issue which has even touched the career of #KamalaHarris (currently running for President). How far have we come?