In the 55th episode of The Haryanvi Podcast, Kanika and Nishant review the two best web series of the 21st century, namely Game of Thrones and Breaking Bad. We talk about the famous characters like Jon Snow, Tyrion Lannister, Walter White, Saul Goodman etc. from both the series and share what we felt were the high and lows of both the shows. Spoiler Alert: Tune in to find out more only when you have watched the series.

In 54th episode of The Haryanvi Podcast, Nishant and Digvijay discuss a quite less often talked about subject : Father daughter relation in our society. Some consider it too obvious to analyze while others may see it as something about which the lesser the talk the better. We analyze through some personal stories and events that how bad father-daughter relations could lead to mental trauma, trust issues and rebel attitude among girls. We also try to find the reasons behind it and point out the reasons why girls don't speak up. Tune in to find more.

In the 53rd episode of The Haryanvi Podcast I invited our in house philosophy expert Nikhil Beniwal to discuss the idea of happiness. Recently I read the book Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari, on the recommendation of Beniwal Sahab. It turned out to be a fascinating read and resultantly I pitched the idea that we should have a little chat on the book. As it turned out, Chapter 19 of the Book: And they lived happily ever after, turned out to be its core focus point. We elaborate upon it and go beyond the notions given in the book itself. Tune in to find out more.

In the 52nd episode of The Haryanvi Podcast, we talked about Haryanvi Culture and Haryanvi People in Pakistan with Pakistani Youtuber Naveed Rao Bawaniwala and Mubashir. The episode covers discussion about who are Ranghad Rajputs, in which areas Haryanvi People are situated in Pakistan and how they are still able to preserve Haryanvi Language and Culture there. Tune in to find out more.

In the 51st episode of The Haryanvi Podcast, we are joined by Deepak Malik, currently a Phd Scholar at LMU Munich, Germany who shares his insights about the difference between higher education system in India  and Germany. He also talks about how the culture of innovation, skill development and industrial collaboration works there. Tune in to find out more about the topic.

A few days ago, I and my friend Digvijay watched the Popular Haryanvi Movie Chandrawal (1984) and in view of that, we decided to have a chat on the larger notion of love in Haryanvi Society in this episode through the prism of Chandrawal.

As this is the 50th episode of The Haryanvi Podcast, it is an opportunity to convey my very warm regards to all the listeners of this podcast, who have supported us through thick and thin. Hopefully your support will continue and we will be able to produce more such episodes. 

Click here to watch Chandrawal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qs5H1qjLmYw

In the 49th episode of The Haryanvi Podcast I narrate the simple folk tale of Phool Singh and Nautanki. The story is centered around how Phool Singh is able to marry Nautanki after his sister in law challenges him to do so. Tune in for more.

In the 48th episode of The Haryanvi Podcast I talk about the impact of Urdu on Haryanvi language and how the interaction between these languages came about. Tune in to find more.

In the 47th episode of The Haryanvi Podcast we discuss the reasons behind the social evil of Bride Trafficking in Haryana. We also go into detail about the condition of such brides who are sold to marry unknown men. Tune in for more.

In the 46th episode of the Haryanvi Podcast I narrate the life story of Harphool Jat Julani Aala. Harphool is revered as cow protector in Haryana and can be considered akin to a local Robinhood. He fought against injustice and cow slaughter all his life. In this episode we go through his story and try to analyze where it becomes problematic. Tune in to find more.