This episode is not about cinema alone.

It’s about the person behind the stories.

In this conversation, I sit down with Venkatraghav to talk about life beyond films — his journey from being a software engineer abroad to choosing storytelling, ad direction, and creative work in India. We speak about career shifts, uncertainty, creative choices, and what it really takes to listen to your inner voice when the path isn’t clear.

No dramatic success stories.

No motivational speeches.

Just an honest conversation between two people talking about life, work, fear, and finding meaning.

This episode feels less like an interview and more like speaking with a friend — slow, reflective, and real.

🎧 Welcome to Summathonuchu — where real talk feels like home.

This episode is not a serious interview.

It’s a bunch of people who survived making a film sitting together and talking about it.

We’re talking about Yellow — now streaming on Amazon Prime Video — with the director, DOP, and music director.

From random story ideas and last-minute changes to panic, laughter, chaos, and quiet pride — this conversation goes everywhere.

No filters. No film jargon.

Just real people, real stories, and the madness behind Yellow.

In this episode of Summathonuchu, I have a warm, personal conversation with Sikka (creatorbysikka). We begin by talking about who he is beyond content creation and slowly move into storytelling—ordinary lives, real emotions, and the power of softness in a loud world.

Towards the end, I also share a little about my first book, which is rooted in the same belief: that everyday human experiences deserve to be told with honesty and care.

A calm, comforting episode for anyone who loves stories that feel like home.

🎧 Summathonuchu — where real talk feels like home.

This episode is not about writing a book.

It’s about everything I never said out loud.

In “Unsaid Pain to Printed Pages,” I share the emotional journey behind my book the silence, the pain, the healing, and the courage it took to turn my feelings into words. This book was once my safe space, my survival, and my voice when I couldn’t speak.

If you’ve ever carried emotions quietly, this episode is for you.

This episode isn’t a highlight reel.

It’s a letter to the year that stretched me, softened me, and changed me.I’m sharing the quiet battles, the small wins, the lessons that hurt and the version of me that survived.

If 2025 felt heavy, honest, and different than you expected… sit with me.

Let’s look back gently, together. 🤍

This is not a movie review…

It’s a conversation about why Homebound felt too real

about silence, survival, and the world we’re living in right now.

No spoilers…

Just honest thoughts…

A book I thought was simple… left me with a strange sadness. In this episode, I talk about The Vegetarian and the quiet pain of a woman who was never allowed to be herself…

When the group moves without you… when you feel invisible… this episode dives into why those moments hurt and what they mean emotionally and psychologically…

Sometimes a moment you’ve been dreaming about for years arrives quietly… and ends up changing everything.

In this episode, I take you with me to Mulki — the place where I finally stood on a surfboard, caught a wave, and felt like I was flying. It wasn’t just a bucket-list tick. It was a reminder of who I really am, what freedom feels like, and how a few seconds on the ocean can heal parts of you that you didn’t even notice were tired.

If you’ve ever held onto a dream for too long… this episode is for you.

In a world where voices are loud but truths are hidden, silence has become a habit.

This episode of Summathonuchu looks at how fear, confusion, and dependence have quietly shaped our lives — and how knowledge can break that silence.

Inspired by real experiences and everyday struggles, “How They Kept Us Silent” explores the link between power, awareness, and the courage to question.

Because silence isn’t peace — it’s control. And awareness is the first sound of freedom.