Project Manchala Muhammad Abbas Merchant

Assalamulaikum everyone! Welcome to the fourteenth episode of season 2 of Project Manchala. For today's episode, I have my friend Arzaan on to discuss something that’s become a newfound interest of mine, Dark Souls 3. Now the Dark Souls series has been known as arguably some of the most difficult games ever made, join us today as we go over the culture these games have created and the games that stemmed from their creation.

These sorts of games aren’t everyone’s piece of cake, join us as we discuss why that may be a good or bad thing. How things have changed since the originator of the series first came out. And what the future may hold.

I hope you've all been enjoying this season of Manchala, we're slowly coming to a close as there are a few more episodes I have planned out that I'd like to produce. The past two years have been challenging to say the least and I tried my best to adapt Manchala and take it on this new journey. I hope you all continue to support me with the coming episodes and the next season whenever it comes. Thank you so much, everyone! I'm still trying to fine-tune things for the last few episodes, in case Season 3 also has to be online. In any case, enjoy the episode!

Assalamulaikum everyone! Welcome to the twelfth episode of season 2 of Project Manchala. For today's episode, I have someone I look up to as an inspiration and to an extent, a role model as well, join me in welcoming Mushahid Hussain. In today's episode, we discussed various topics ranging from the impact Covid19 has had on doctors, medical students and the overall implications that have had for the country. We discussed how due to the widespread lack of information and awareness many people are still treating the pandemic as an afterthought, rather than the serious condition it really is, as well as how the conduct of the government regarding education has been lacklustre, to say the least, as well as further going in dept as to why online education failed in Pakistan. Rounding it off with how the promise of 'exposure' in the creative industry has gotten to an all-time high and is creating an exploitive culture which should, by all means, be criminal, in my personal opinion of course.

Assalamulaikum everyone! Welcome to the twelfth episode of season 2 of Project Manchala. For today's episode, I have my friend Maryam Irfan Mir on to discuss the possibility of another lockdown being imposed sometime soon, whether you really should be spending so much time accessorising with your cloth masks, some of the difficulties she's personally faced academically and in her personal life. Rounding it up with some common misconceptions surrounding the pandemic and vaccination. If you haven't already, please do get your grandparents and parents registered, as of recording this, vaccination has begun for people aged 40 and above. If you can, help out your support staff as well.  I hope you've all been enjoying this season of Manchala, we're slowly coming to a close as there are a few more episodes I have planned out that I'd like to produce. The past two years have been challenging to say the least and I tried my best to adapt Manchala and take it on this new journey. I hope you all continue to support me with the coming episodes and the next season whenever it comes. Thank you so much, everyone! I'm still trying to fine-tune things for the last few episodes, in case Season 3 also has to be online. In any case, enjoy the episode!

Assalamulaikum everyone! Welcome to the eleventh episode of season 2 of Project Manchala. For today's episode, I have my good friend, and senior, Arsal Jafri on to discuss his and my own personal experience so far in the University of London's LLB program. How the University has adapted to an online platform in the past year and a half, the things they did well, the things they could've done better and the general frustration many of the LLB students are currently facing. These feelings have been boiling over for a good few months now and they finally just came out here and now.  If you're an A Level or Inter Student planning out your future and considering joining the legal fraternity, especially via UoL then definitely give the episode a listen all the way through to get a good perspective on the good, bad and the ugly.  
I hope everyone has been enjoying this season of Project Macnhala it's been amazing being able to bring the series back and revitalise it in this new manner. I've been wanting to take my podcast more and more serious for the longest time and season two was that opportunity. We're slowly wrapping up with this season, after which I'll be taking some time out to plan out the next season and improve upon the things I learnt this past year.  I'm still trying to finetune things for these online podcasts, so please bear with me. In any case, I hope you guys enjoy it!

Assalamulaikum everyone! Welcome to the tenth episode of season 2 of Project Manchala. For today's episode, I have my good friend Fatima Abbas Adenwalla on to discuss how life has had to evolve and how an online medium for life has changed things. Have they been for the better? Have they been for the worse? Join us as we breakdown the atrocity that was 2020.

Assalamulaikum everyone! Welcome to the ninth episode of season 2 of Project Manchala. For today's episode, I have my good friend Salman Ahmed Barry back onboard to dissect some of the most critically acclaimed film trilogies in the world, what we personally think makes a good film, how to tastefully execute CGI and the love for movies that we both share and the journey it's taken the both of us.

This is a special two-part series, with the first episode dealing with critically acclaimed film trilogies like Lord of the Rings and Star Wars, the precedent they set for films to come later down the line, including their brilliant usage of CGI, while I and Salman also break down some of our favourite films and what they mean to us. With the second part delving deep into the MCU, and the universe Marvel has created. What does it take to create and run a universe like this? Salman has become a regular staple on the podcast, but I hope you guys enjoy listening to us ramble as much as I enjoy doing it with him.