In this episode I am joined by Neeraj Pandey (writer) and Helly Shah (writer), and we debate if writers romanticise childhood or not! We also discuss Neeraj's first novel "Door Aasmaan Mein" in detail.

Hope you like the episode.

And after a long break, 'Main Tera Mehmaan' is back with a very special episode featuring Daahab Chishti , a wonderful human and equally brilliant comedian.

This podcast is brought to you in collaboration with Varnan Films.

Credits:

Directed by Vernita Verma

Produced by Varnan Films & Nihal P.

Camera: Mayank Agrawal & Rohan Saini

Editor: Gajender Solanki

Special Thanks to Joy Sharma

In the latest episode we discuss the family structures and how they impact our lives. We debate and discuss if the rigid structures are changing with time or not.

I am joined by Rishabh Pratipaksh (writer, whose latest book 'Familynama' is discussed in this podcast) and Neeraj Pandey (writer).

Happy listening!

Cezanne and late bloomers. Short, crist podcast to uplift your mood.

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In this episode we discuss and debate what the future of digital journalism in India (and larger world) will look like.

I am joined by Amit Bhardwaj, a young journalist who has worked with various prestigious media organisations. He is currently working with India Today group. I am also joined by Rishabh Pratipaksh, who is an authour.

Do let us know what do you think about the episode!

In this episode we discuss the world of Hindi pulp fiction. Satya Vyas, apart from being a brilliant writer, is an encyclopedia when it comes to hindi pulp fiction. He shares his insight on the topic. Rishabh Pratipaksh and Vishwas Sharma (writers) join me in discussing and understanding pulp fiction with Satya Vyas.

In this very special episode of 'The Usual Debate', I and Rishabh are joined by Manav Kaul who discusses his writing, death and the new novel 'Titali'. It's genuinely a fascinating episode as we get to know Manav's experience of writing 'Titali'.

In this episode of the Usual Debate we explore why villages are portrayed romantically in literature, especially Hindi literature (and also in Hindi cinema). Nilotpal Mrinal, acclaimed author, joins me and Rishabh Pratipaksh in this discussion.

In this episode of 'The Usual Debate', se talk something which is very close to our heart - art! We constantly discuss the meaning of art - and this episode is one such exercise in understanding the meaning of art. Puneet Sharma (lyricist-writer) and Rishabh Pratipaksh (writer) join me in this fun episode.

In this episode we discuss if it is of any help to take recommendations from people. Ironically we end up giving a lot of book recommendations! Rishabh Pratipaksh (writer), Vishwas Sharma (writer) and Sagar Vishnoi (political analyst) join me in this fun episode.