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This week, Asim, Amrita, Sujoy, and special guest
Parth from TooManyTats revisit Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna — the glossy, messy,
deeply divisive relationship drama that pushed Bollywood into uncomfortable territory.
Twenty years later, does Karan Johar’s infidelity epic still work?
The gang unpack Shah Rukh’s aggressively miserable “Dev,” Rani Mukerji’s
quietly heartbreaking performance, Sexy Sam’s outrageous energy, and why this film feels both ahead of its time and completely stuck in the 2000s. There’s also a detour into today’s Bollywood stars, OTT-era morality, Cannes discourse, Pati Patni Aur Woh Do, and whether Maya and Dev would actually survive modern
Expect classic Khandaan chaos, emotional damage,
soundtrack worship, and a surprising amount of analysis about chewing gum etiquette.
You can also check out Parth's Animation Studio Mikudi here
Segments
00:00 – Introducing Parth / tattoos & Om Shanti Om dreams
04:15 – Why Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna now?
07:50 – Pati Patni Aur Woh Do review
12:20 – Kartavya, caste politics & OTT thrillers
22:40 – Alia Bhatt, Cannes & Bollywood discourse
31:35 – Revisiting KANK after 20 years
44:30 – Why Shah Rukh’s Dev is so hard to love
57:00 – Marriage, infidelity & Karan Johar psychology
01:14:30 – The hotel room scene & Bollywood taboo-breaking
01:22:50 – Rani Mukerji’s performance appreciation
01:28:35 – Soundtrack deep dive: Mitwa, Tumhi Dekho Na & more
01:40:30 – Would Maya and Dev actually last?
01:42:30 – Dream casting a modern KANK remake
Hosted by Asim | Amrita | Sujoy
Special Guest: Parth / TooManyTats
Produced by Khandaan Podcast
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