In this episode, Akarsh, Aashith, and Sumukh try to understand the reaction to depression and the rampant suicides in the country. They also come up with an application that may solve suicides. 

Note: If you are easily offended, please pause the episode even though it serves our purpose. 

Fill this google forms if you like the app idea: https://forms.gle/B3xuiZVkL9uJzWj87

In this episode, we talk about the blatant lies told in Patal Lok and how creative freedom does not exist in the country. We also talk about a new caste we have discovered. 

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In this episode, Akarsh, Aashith, and Sumukh try to understand the hype around the boys' locker room issue. They discuss the problems on both sides and making it messier than it actually is. 

In this episode, Akarsh, Aashith, and Sumukh, once for all, try to clear the political leaning of the Prime Minister of India. They decide to do it sooner or later keeping their safety in mind. They sincerely hope you are offended. 

In this episode of Get Easily Offended, we talk about the apparent Chanakya's of two most revered games in India - Cricket and Politics and the similarities they share among them. 

In this episode, we talk about the infertile kings of Indian mythology, specifically Ramayana and Mahabharata. 

PSA - Since the whole text is based on myths, we talk about myths. Please refrain from fact correction despite getting offended. Because, you know, people get easily offended. 

Since there is a lot of speculation on coronavirus, we thought to give you some authentic information from Whatsapp. (Please get the Sarcasm)  

The message you need to forward to save yourself from Coronavirus: 

"Hi, we are doing a chain of 1,000 prayers to Dhanvatari, God of medicine to protect us from coronavirus COVID-19. Say one prayer and pass it on to ten people. Please forward"

During the last quarter of 2019, the trailer of Kannada film Pogaru, sorry, the dialogue trailer of Pogaru dropped and ignited a wildfire of views on YouTube. While most people loved it for what it is, the others bashed it for being regressive and dismissed it. In this episode, we talk about the underlying message that has gone unnoticed which proves that Pogaru is a progressive film.

Post the release of Popcorn Monkey Tiger, a lot of its critics bashed it to be a film without a story and some even claimed it to be a mediocre film. We, as culturally rooted Indians, took great offense to this and decided to address it in the first episode of our podcast - Get Easily Offended. 

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