Ever wondered what your body language is really saying?  How non-verbal cues can make or break your personal and professional interactions?

In our latest episode, we dive deep into body language, non-verbal communication, and the power they hold — with insights from Elizebeth Herr of The People Toolbox.

Whether you’re navigating a new workplace, building friendships, or adapting to life in New Zealand, this episode is packed with practical tips to help you:
 Communicate with confidence
 Read the room like a pro
 Make meaningful connections across cultures

 “It’s not just what you say, it’s how you show it.”

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Astrology is everywhere — Instagram reels, YouTube predictions, daily horoscopes — but how much of it is actually true?

In this episode of Unfiltered, we sit down with Meet Brahmbhatt who studied astrology and does it only for passion.

He break down what each planet really represents, how planetary movements impact our lives, and where popular astrology myths come from. If you’ve ever wondered whether astrology can influence your year and what to do or avoid  this episode is your reality check.

In this raw and revealing episode of Unfiltered, Amaal Mallik sits down with Sandy and Ruzbeh to break the myths around his Bigg Boss journey  from whether the show is actually scripted, his real equations with co-contestants, and what truly happens behind the scenes on Weekend Ka Vaar.

Beyond reality TV, Amaal opens up about the music that defines him, why songs like Saiyaara continue to strike a chord with millions, and, in a deeply personal moment, what he ultimately wants to be remembered for in his life and career.

Honest, introspective, and completely unfiltered ,this conversation goes where others don’t.  

We sit down with Registered Clinical Neuropsychologist Munira Haiermota to break down everything you’ve ever wondered about ADHD , from childhood to adulthood.

Is it overhyped? Are we misunderstanding it? Is ADHD curable or manageable? We unpack stereotypes, diagnosis, family impact, coping tools, and the science behind attention and behaviour.

A must-listen for parents, educators, and anyone navigating the ADHD spectrum.

More than 400 truck drivers are facing license cancellations caused by a technical flaw in the system , a flaw that could cost them their jobs, their residency, and their family visas. Behind every truck driver is a family  and now, more than 400 of those families face losing everything due to an unclear system ruling. We sit down with the person leading the charge to help these drivers navigate the crisis, and explore the real-world ripple effects on families, employers, and communities.

In this exclusive chat, Punjabi actress Tania gets candid about her latest film Godday Godday Cha 2!

She shares behind-the-scenes moments, her bond with co-stars,what makes this sequel special, and where Punjabi Cinema is going.

Ayushmann shares what makes Thamma special, his journey through unique characters, and how he continues to bring authenticity to every role and a very personal supernatural experience

In this powerful episode, acclaimed filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri joins us to discuss his latest film, The Bengal Files. We explore the hidden truths of a painful chapter in Indian history that few know about. Vivek sheds light on the research behind the film, the untold stories, and why it’s important to confront uncomfortable truths.

In this episode, we dive into the complex world of cancel culture ,a phenomenon that’s become both a tool for accountability and, at times, just a trend.

Are we truly holding people and brands accountable, or just riding the wave of online outrage for a moment before moving on? Is cancel culture making us more intolerant, or is it a necessary evolution of social awareness?

In this raw and revealing episode, we sit down with a union organizer Shopan Dasgupta, who shares his unfiltered perspective on the fear surrounding unions, what people often misunderstand about them, and the uphill battles faced in organizing workplaces. He also opens up about the unique challenges of being Indian in the labor movement , offering a deeply personal take on identity, belonging, and resistance.