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In this one, we talk about insecurities and how they follow us everywhere like a shadow. They impact various aspect of our lives —  work, relationships, mental health. They hold us back, instil fear in us and also get in the way of self-love.

You can follow Vatsala Singh at @singhvatsala

Host: Vatsala Singh

Producer: Vatsala Singh

www.thequint.com/podcast

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In this one, we talk about insecurities and how they follow us everywhere like a shadow. They impact various aspect of our lives —  work, relationships, mental health. They hold us back, instil fear in us and also get in the way of self-love.

You can follow Vatsala Singh at @singhvatsala

Host: Vatsala Singh

Producer: Vatsala Singh

www.thequint.com/podcast

Sandeep Vanga’s Arjun Reddy, which released in 2017 was a hugely popular but equally polarising. 

A story about an ill-tempered alcoholic surgeon’s downward spiral when the love of his life gets married to someone else, Arjun’s sense of entitlement, the complete lack of agency granted to Preeti and the implicit support that our hero gets in the film obviously prove to be very problematic.

Now releasing in Hindi with Shahid Kapoor and Kiara Advani in the lead and directed by Sandeep Vanga himself, Kabir Singh is a frame-by-frame and scene-by-scene copy of the original. 

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Sandeep Vanga’s Arjun Reddy, which released in 2017 was a hugely popular but equally polarising. 

A story about an ill-tempered alcoholic surgeon’s downward spiral when the love of his life gets married to someone else, Arjun’s sense of entitlement, the complete lack of agency granted to Preeti and the implicit support that our hero gets in the film obviously prove to be very problematic.

Now releasing in Hindi with Shahid Kapoor and Kiara Advani in the lead and directed by Sandeep Vanga himself, Kabir Singh is a frame-by-frame and scene-by-scene copy of the original. 

Recently, the Mumbai police has submitted a B Summary report in the Tanushree Dutta sexual harassment case against Nana Pateker, citing lack of evidence as the reason for the closure of their inquiry. The report also stated that Tanushree’s complaint seemed “malicious and fake”, and could have been filed to seek revenge.

In an interview to The Quint, Tanushree opens up on why she thinks the investigation in her case has been compromised and alleges that Nana Patekar earns “crores of rupees” through Naam Foundation, which is supposed to work for welfare of farmers, enough to squash any case against him.

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Recently, the Mumbai police has submitted a B Summary report in the Tanushree Dutta sexual harassment case against Nana Pateker, citing lack of evidence as the reason for the closure of their inquiry. The report also stated that Tanushree’s complaint seemed “malicious and fake”, and could have been filed to seek revenge.

In an interview to The Quint, Tanushree opens up on why she thinks the investigation in her case has been compromised and alleges that Nana Patekar earns “crores of rupees” through Naam Foundation, which is supposed to work for welfare of farmers, enough to squash any case against him.