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What is your favourite sabzi?
Not the one your family likes.
Not the one that gets requested most often.
Yours.
This episode explores a quiet truth many of us experience: somewhere along the way, we become experts in everyone else's preferences and slowly lose touch with our own.
From choosing a vegetable at the market to ordering an ice cream flavour after years, this is a story about rediscovering the small things that make us feel like ourselves.
Not through grand gestures.
Not through dramatic change.
Just through the simple act of asking:
"What do I like?"
This is Thodi Si Main.
A small reminder that your preferences matter too.
One day, we’ll all become memories.
Maybe a photograph on a wall.
Maybe a story someone vaguely remembers.
And then slowly…
life moves on.
So why are we always in such a hurry?
This episode of Thodi Si Main is about:
From “last seen” replacing terrace conversations…
to scrolling through life instead of living it…
this is a soft reminder to pause before another season slips away.
“Leisure period.”
The name itself feels ironic.
Because for most teachers, a free period is never really free.
It’s unfinished notebooks, unread parent messages, lesson plans, report uploads, exam prep, emotional check-ins with students, and a cup of tea that slowly turns cold in the staff room.
This episode of Thodi Si Main is for every teacher carrying invisible workload long after the school bell rings.
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In this episode, we talk about invisible exhaustion, mental load, and those small sacrifices that get normalized for women.
From reheated chai…
to constantly putting yourself last…
this episode is a soft pause for anyone who has forgotten what uninterrupted silence feels like.
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