Catch Author and Columnist Tavleen Singh on Episode 9 of our podcast- Inside Out with Barkha Dutt. Tavleen says she was a "Modi Bhakt" and recalls why both Sonia Gandhi & Narendra Modi "dropped her and cut her access."

Tavleen also recalls meeting with Bhindranwale and her reportage during Operation Blue Star. She also speaks about the ongoing wrestlers protest and the MeToo movement.

In this episode of Inside Out with Barkha Dutt, Author and Columnist Vir Sanghvi opens up about the state of Indian Media and how he asked his son not to pursue journalism. He also speaks about Modi’s global image, raids on the BBC, and the saga of the Gandhi family.

Actor- filmmaker Nandita Das joins us in the 5th episode of our podcast series Inside Out With Barkha Dutt.   From being an actor to a director, she talks about how she feels like a 'misfit' since the begining of her journey in the film industry.  While talking about issues like male gaze, sexism & colorism, she shares her own experiences both as an actor and a director.   Her new film, Zwigato starring Kapil Sharma, is set to hit the theatres. The film presents the story of relentlessness of life.  

Bollywood legend Sharmila Tagore speaks to Barkha Dutt in the 4th episode of our podcast series Inside Out With Barkha Dutt.

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On this episode of our new podcast Inside Out, meet Damayanti Vijay Tambay, a six time National Badminton Champion and Arjuna Awardee whose husband went missing after the 1971 war between India and Pakistan.  She, along with 53 other military families, has always believed her husband Flt Lt Vijay Tambay was alive and imprisoned in a Pakistan jail.   Though she spent less than two years with her husband before he went to the frontline, she has spent five decades looking for him.   "To have experienced even one and half years of love is worth everything to me," she tells Barkha Dutt. This is an extraordinary love story.  #InsideOut #BarkhaDutt #India #Pakistan

Lt General KJS 'Tiny' Dhillon is an iconic military figure- beloved and admired by millions of Indians. A commander in Kashmir at the time of the Pulwama Terror Attack, he is known for his courage, bluntness and big heart.   His new book "Kitne Ghazi Aaye, Kitne Ghazi Gaye' is so named after his seminal words after the terrorist responsible for the Pulwama Terror attack - in which 40 CRPF Jawans lost their lives- was eliminated.   In our podcast #InsideOut he speaks about Pulwama, Kashmir, losing his mother at the age of 3 and why soldiers are the most emotional people on the planet.