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Drishyam 3: One Body, Too Many Twists? | Khandaan A Bollywood Podcast

Drishyam 3: One Body, Too Many Twists? 🎙️ Join us for more live recordings, audience questions and bonus episodes on Patreon. One body, three films, and a family that really needs a holiday. Asim and Sujoy tackle Drishyam 3, its increasingly elaborate twists, Jaideep Ahlawat’s scene-stealing performance and Tabu’s sidelined storyline. We compare Vijay Salgaonkar with Georgekutty and ask whether this is finally the right place to end the story. With Amrita away, we also catch up on Digger, Animals, Baby Do or Die, Runner and Awarapan 2, discuss Bollywood music through Komal Nahta’s interview with the Tips brothers, and take questions from our live audience. Can Koffee with Karan recapture its early magic? And is Shah Rukh Khan entering his Tom Cruise era? Spoilers throughout the Drishyam discussion. Timestamps 00:00 Livestream setup and technical chaos03:53 Welcome: Asim and Sujoy go live06:13 Drishyam 3: first impressions and increasingly wild twists12:41 Jaideep Ahlawat joins the chase14:44 Tabu and the missing emotional resolution18:03 Vijay Salgaonkar versus Georgekutty22:29 Unpacking the twists and reveals31:35 Do we really need Drishyam 4?39:32 Can Koffee with Karan bring back the magic?42:37 Our final Drishyam 3 verdicts43:45 Komal Nahta, the Tips brothers and Bollywood music51:15 Digger and Tom Cruise54:30 Animals and Ben Affleck as a director57:40 Film recommendations from the live audience1:00:23 Baby Do or Die1:06:02 Runner and our Alan Ritchson watchlist1:08:18 Awarapan 2: embracing the melodrama1:13:11 Is Shah Rukh Khan in his Tom Cruise era?1:17:29 More livestreams and closing thoughts 📺 Subscribe to Khandaan on YouTube. ❤️ Support the podcast and join us for future live recordings on Patreon. Thanks to everyone who joined us live, and to our patrons for keeping Khandaan going.
Season 1, Episode 1

Episode 1: Flags of our fathers

Mahatma Gandhi’s story begins in Kathiawar, also known as Saurashtra, a land steeped in mythology and history. It is said that Lord Krishna settled here after his flight from Mathura and established the city of Dwarka, which is today a pilgrimage centre. According to the Mahabharata, the Yadavas ruled the entire region between Prabha Patan, home to the famous Somnath temple, and the Girnar Hill just beyond Porbandar. At some stage, they earned the wrath and curse of Lord Krishna, eventually killing themselves in a drunken brawl. From this, we get the term ‘yadavi’ which means fratricidal strife. Gandhi often used to tell this tale in his final days, warning that this is what would happen to India if ethnic fires were not doused. Muslim, Zoroastrianism, Christian and Sufi influences intermingled to form a culture of tolerance in Kathiawar. In Porbandar, for instance, there used to be a haveli in which the name of Allah was chanted along with that of Ishwar and Rama with Rahim’s. It is in this melting pot that the Gandhis lived and thrived, and where an infant named Mohandas came into the world on October 2, 1869. Welcome to this conversation between Ashraf Engineer, host our of the All Indians Matter podcast, and Tushar Gandhi, great grandson of the Mahatma, author and peace activist.
04/27/2023

Chapter 28

Listen to Shri Sai SatCharitra Chapter 28th in which you’ll get to know about Stories of (1) Lakhshmichand (2) Burhanpore Lady (3) Megha. Disclaimer - This podcast is based on the book “Shri Sai Satcharit” written by Shri Govind Raghunath Dabholkar alias 'Hemadpant' which is translated into English by Shri Nagesh Vasudev Gunaji and is meant for devotional purposes only. This podcast does not infer or claim historical authenticity or accuracy in terms of the names of the places, characters, sequence of events, locations, spoken languages and/or such other details. We do not intend to disrespect, impair or disparage the beliefs, feelings, sentiments of any person(s), community(ies) and their culture(s), custom(s), practice(s) and tradition(s).
12/01/2022

Chapter 5

Baba’s Return with Chand Patil’s Marriage-party – Welcomed and Addressed as “Sai” – Contact with Other Saints – His Attire and Daily Routine – The Story of the Padukas – Wrestling Bout with Mohiddin and Change in Life – Turning Water into Oil – The Pseudo Guru Javhar Ali. Disclaimer : This podcast is based on the book “Shri Sai Satcharit” written by Shri Govind Raghunath Dabholkar alias 'Hemadpant' which is translated into English by Shri Nagesh Vasudev Gunaji and is meant for devotional purposes only. This podcast does not infer or claim historical authenticity or accuracy in terms of the names of the places, characters, sequence of events, locations, spoken languages and/or such other details. We do not intend to disrespect, impair or disparage the beliefs, feelings, sentiments of any person(s), community(ies) and their culture(s), custom(s), practice(s) and tradition(s).
12/08/2022

Chapter 6

Listen to the Shri Sai SatCharitra Chapter 06 and know the efficacy of the Touch of the Guru’s Hand – RamNavami Festival – Its Origin, Transformation etc. – Repairs of the Masjid. Disclaimer - This podcast is based on the book “Shri Sai Satcharit” written by Shri Govind Raghunath Dabholkar alias 'Hemadpant' which is translated into English by Shri Nagesh Vasudev Gunaji and is meant for devotional purposes only. This podcast does not infer or claim historical authenticity or accuracy in terms of the names of the places, characters, sequence of events, locations, spoken languages and/or such other details. We do not intend to disrespect, impair or disparage the beliefs, feelings, sentiments of any person(s), community(ies) and their culture(s), custom(s), practice(s) and tradition(s).
01/05/2023

Chapter 10

Sai Baba’s Mode of Life – His Sleeping-plank – HisStay in Shirdi – His Teachings – His Humility –Nanavali –The Easiest Path Disclaimer - This podcast is based on the book “Shri Sai Satcharit” written by Shri Govind Raghunath Dabholkar alias 'Hemadpant' which is translated into English by Shri Nagesh Vasudev Gunaji and is meant for devotional purposes only. This podcast does not infer or claim historical authenticity or accuracy in terms of the names of the places, characters, sequence of events, locations, spoken languages and/or such other details. We do not intend to disrespect, impair or disparage the beliefs, feelings, sentiments of any person(s), community(ies) and their culture(s), custom(s), practice(s) and tradition(s).
Oct 3

If AI Changes How We Work, How Do You Stay Relevant? Manish Sabharwal

India doesn't have a jobs problem. It has a wages problem. That reframe from Manish Sabharwal sets up one of our sharpest conversations on why India keeps producing record numbers of graduates who still feel stuck - and what a young person should actually do about it. Roshan Cariappa sits down with Manish Sabharwal - co-founder of TeamLease and Ashoka University - to ask questions that are useful at any age: government job, private job, or building your own thing? And in a world where AI can do the "quick and dirty" first draft, what keeps a human relevant? They get into India's 200-year-old education crisis, why our exams reward memory over judgement, why education became "the filling of a bucket" instead of "the lighting of a fire," and why your first job has almost nothing to do with where you end up. Manish makes the case that a skilled electrician now out-earns many salespeople, that "unemployment is a luxury good," that bravery is the one virtue you can't fake - and that the people who pull ahead are the ones who treat learning as a lifelong habit, not a one-time degree. 📚 CHAPTERS ⁠(00:00)⁠ — The Questions This Conversation Answers ⁠(01:19⁠) — Are the Student Protests a Warning Sign? ⁠(01:42⁠) — India's 200-Year-Old Education Crisis ⁠(05:18⁠) — Medical Seats: Scarcity by Design ⁠(07:13⁠) — Should the Government Run Education? ⁠(10:17⁠) — When a Degree Stops Meaning Anything ⁠(12:41⁠) — What Questions Are Worth Asking? ⁠(15:34⁠) — The Three Intelligences AI Can't Replace ⁠(20:29)⁠ — Why Outrage Is a Poor Fuel for Change ⁠(24:14⁠) — Student Activism: Get Stronger First ⁠(28:52⁠) — The Social Contract That Was Never Real ⁠(30:21⁠) — How Manish Would Redesign Education ⁠(33:00)⁠ — "A Wages Problem, Not a Jobs Problem" ⁠(36:17⁠) — Why the Next 20 Years Belong to India ⁠(40:31⁠) — Everyone Wants a Bank Job. Plumbers Earn More. ⁠(41:38⁠) — "Unemployment Is a Luxury Good" ⁠(44:43⁠) — Bravery: The Virtue You Can't Fake ⁠(48:38⁠) — Is AI Killing the Entry-Level Job? ⁠(54:43⁠) — You Can't Outsource Your Own Destiny ⁠(01:00:46⁠) — The Doom and Victimhood Narrative ⁠(01:03:05⁠) — How Parenting Quietly Changed ⁠(01:08:41⁠) — Advice to an Anxious 21-Year-Old 👤 ABOUT MANISH SABHARWAL Manish Sabharwal is the co-founder of TeamLease Services, one of India's largest staffing and skilling companies, and a co-founder of Ashoka University. A long-time columnist and former independent director on the board of the Reserve Bank of India, he is the author of Made in India. He has spent over two decades working on India's jobs, skilling and education reform. 🇮🇳 ABOUT BHARATVAARTA Long-form conversations on India's politics, policy, economy, technology and culture — beyond the headlines. 🌐 ⁠https://www.bharatvaarta.in⁠ ✖️ ⁠https://x.com/bharatvaarta⁠ 📷 @bharatvaarta Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Oct 9

The Real Meaning of Navratri, Devi & Shakti | Ami Ganatra | The Oddcast Show

We remember the Garba, but forgot the fasting. In this episode, author Ami Ganatra joins The Oddcast Show for the fifth time to explain what Navratri is really about. We talk about why Navratri falls at the change of seasons,what fasting does for body and mind, the story behind Durga Saptashati, and why Devi appears in both fierce and gentle forms. We also get into the meaning of "Shakti," how Hinduism holds both many gods and one divinity, and what the Bhagavad Gita says about effort, prayer and outcomes. Along the way: why you can't bribe God with a chocolate,whether rituals have to be perfect, the best Devi temples in India, the myth Western academics get wrong about Kali, and how to explain Navratri to your child in simple words. If you've ever wondered what's behind the nine nights beyond the dance floor, this one is for you. About the guest: Ami Ganatra is an author and speaker on Hindu Shastras and Sanatana Dharma. She is the author of Why Are We This Way and the children's book My Sister Devi.Enjoyed it? Follow The Oddcast Show, leave a rating, and tell us in the comments what Navratri means to you. New episodes every Tuesday and Friday.
12/09/2023

राजा हरिशचंद्र | Raja Harishchandra

आज हम सुनेंगे राजा हरिशचंद्र की कहानी | हम हर शनिवार शाम 7 बजे एक नई कहानी लेके आएंगे। हर नये एपिसोड के साथ अपडेट रहने के लिए बिंजपोड्स और अपने पसंदीदा पॉडकास्ट प्लेटफार्मों पर अवधूत को सब्सक्राइब करे। और आप इंस्टाग्राम पर लक्ष तक पहुंच सकते हैं: @single.handedly Today we will listen to the story of King Harishchandra. We will bring a new story every Saturday at 7 pm. Subscribe to Avadhoot on BingePods and your favorite podcast platforms to stay updated with every new episode. And you can reach Lakshya on Instagram: @single.handedly
05/04/2023

Chapter 29

Listen to Shri Sai SatCharitra Chapter 29th in which you’ll get to know about Stories of (1) Chennai’s Bhajani Mela (2) Tendulkars (father and son) (3) Dr. Captain Hate (4) Woman Narvekar Disclaimer - This podcast is based on the book “Shri Sai Satcharit” written by Shri Govind Raghunath Dabholkar alias 'Hemadpant' which is translated into English by Shri Nagesh Vasudev Gunaji and is meant for devotional purposes only. This podcast does not infer or claim historical authenticity or accuracy in terms of the names of the places, characters, sequence of events, locations, spoken languages and/or such other details. We do not intend to disrespect, impair or disparage the beliefs, feelings, sentiments of any person(s), community(ies) and their culture(s), custom(s), practice(s) and tradition(s).

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