In this episode, I have with me, my dear "Belli", Suhel Singh Randhawa. Our friendship goes back to old school days. He is an excellent orator, singer and, surprisingly, a very deep writer. 

We dive into the rich Punjabi culture in this episode and discuss about how beautifully different areas of Punjab have different dialects of Punjabi namely: Majha, Malwa, Doaba and Puaadh.

I hope y'all connect with this Mehfil.

And as always, Sunnde-Chalo.

This is my first Solo Episode focused on my life and my experiences. I happen to express at a pretty slow pace, so feel free to listen to it at a higher speed to save time!

This episode focuses on how I have tackled with stuff in life and how I came across the idea of starting this podcast. 

Hope y'all like this one!

As always, Sunnde Chalo!

Let me give you a little backstory about MAHA Sessions, This was a TERRIBLE idea by some stupid idiot to roast each other on a daily basis. 

Yeah, I know how cringe this sounds, wait till you hear all the stories about it! 

I have with me my friend, Gursimran, on this podcast where we discuss about a lot of interesting stuff! 

Hope you like this one too, and as always... Sunnde-Chalo.

In this episode, I have my friend, Harshdeep, as a guest all the way from Vilnius, Lithuania. We discuss a variety of fun topics ranging from the Punjabi Music Scene to our personal growth. As always its been a really interesting session/Mehfil with Harsh, our friendship goes back till our school days. 

Hope you guys enjoy this one and as always, Sunn-de Chalo.

In this episode, I have my friend, Josh, as guest. We two have quite a history together. We sit down, grab some drinks and cherish all the little mischiefs together! We touch on some really fun topics and share our memories and views on it.

Hope you guys like it!

And as always, Sunn-de Chalo.

This is just a trailer for what is coming, a little insight on what I've been working all nights on. Hope you guys connect with the motive of the podcast. NEW EPISODES COMING SUPER SOON! Till then, "sunn-de chalo".