AfterHours with All About Eve

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Everyone has a podcast these days, we know. But AfterHours with All About Eve is different. We're not after virality, we're just trying to have a good conversation with interesting people. Whether it's Smriti Irani narrating hilarious stories about being jailed as Tulsi or Devita Saraf talking about how she deals with sexist uncles, AfterHours with All About Eve discovers a new side to people we all recognise. The world knows of their achievements, now, through AfterHours, they will know the person behind the celebrity. Also available on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Google Podcasts.

  1. 16h ago

    Priya Malik on Love, Relationships, Marriage & Self-Love | Bani Anand | AfterHours with AAE

    What does it really mean to love yourself, find love, build a relationship and still remain true to who you are?In this episode of AfterHours with All About Eve, Bani Anand sits down with poet, performer, writer and artist Priya Malik for a deeply personal conversation about love, self-love, relationships, marriage, motherhood, poetry, creativity and finding your authentic self.Priya Malik opens up about her journey from struggling with who she was in her 20s to finding self-love, moving back to India and discovering poetry. She talks about why she believes self-love is the most revolutionary love affair you can have, the difference between love and companionship, and how she met her husband when she had stopped looking for love.She also speaks about love, destiny, marriage and relationships, sharing how she and her husband learnt to communicate, resolve conflicts and take responsibility for their own emotions and happiness.The conversation also explores Priya’s journey as an artist and poet. She talks about Naseeruddin Shah, Zakir Khan, Jagjit Singh and Vishal Bhardwaj, the artists who have inspired and moved her, her love for intimate live performances, and why authenticity matters more to her than trying to become the “next” version of someone else.Priya also opens up about motherhood, parenting and ambition, and why she wanted to heal her own traumas before becoming a mother. She shares what she hopes her son Zorawar learns from watching her pursue her dreams and why she believes being an ambitious woman is something to embrace.From vulnerability and overcoming the fear of judgement to writer’s block, social media, Bun Tikki and her upcoming books Ishq Ke 7 Padav and For Those Who Love Too Much, Priya Malik takes us through the many chapters of her personal and creative journey.#AfterHoursWithAllAboutEve #PriyaMalik #BaniAnand #SelfLove #Love #Relationships #Marriage #Motherhood #Poetry #NaseeruddinShah #ZakirKhan #JagjitSingh #VishalBhardwaj(00:00) Episode begins(02:40) How have her last few years been?(03:27) On happiness and contentment(05:25) How self-love leads to other kinds of love(06:45) Priya on dating app culture(07:41) Love vs. companionship(09:00) How did Priya meet her husband?(10:20) Can love be intentional?(11:40) Was her marriage destined?(13:07) Destiny is a series of detours(15:27) Lessons from difficult relationships(16:48) On the power of vulnerability(17:24) Priya’s poem from Broken But Beautiful(18:48) Overcoming the fear of judgement(20:24) Priya on metacognition(21:34) The importance of apologising and forgiveness(22:40) Priya on parenting and motherhood(25:14) Parenting decisions she made with her husband(26:18) Why effective communication matters(29:56) Taking responsibility for your own emotions(30:36) How artists’ personalities affect their art(32:28) What does Priya do during writer’s block?(32:57) Priya on the artists she admires(33:29) Priya on Jagjit Singh(34:57) The impact of live shows(35:27) Priya on Naseeruddin Shah(36:08) Priya on Zakir Khan(40:28) Being your most authentic self on stage(41:38) Priya on Instagram and social media(44:39) Priya on writing fiction(45:43) Priya on Bun Tikki(47:13) Priya on Faraz Arif Ansari(47:53) The books and writing that inspired Priya(49:39) Priya on her upcoming work(51:49) Motherhood and her career(52:47) What Priya wants her son Zorawar to learn from her(54:05) Priya recites “2019 Mein 1999”(55:11) Why simplicity mattersFollow us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allabouteve_in/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/allaboutevein/Pinterest: https://in.pinterest.com/allabouteve_in/Website: https://allabouteve.co.in/

  2. Sep 24

    Aakash Makhija on Raakh, Dhurandhar, Ali Fazal, Rakesh Bedi & Bollywood | Bani Anand | AAE

    What does it really take to survive 14 years in the acting industry?In this episode of AfterHours with All About Eve, Bani Anand sits down with actor Aakash Makhija to talk about his journey from years of auditions, smaller roles and uncertainty to being recognised for his work in Raakh.Aakash opens up about what it feels like when a show finally works after years of waiting, the overwhelming response to Raakh, dealing with social media criticism, and why he always wanted to be a “working actor” rather than chase stardom.He also talks about his experiences on Crime Patrol, Gram Chikitsalaya and Raakh, working with actors such as Ali Fazal and Rajkummar Rao, the audition process, rejection, preparing for the character of Babu, and his belief that acting is “truthful pretending”.From the realities of being an actor to the role his wife has played in his journey, Aakash gets candid about work, relationships, failure, success and what kept him going for 14 years.Watch the full conversation with Aakash Makhija and Bani Anand on AfterHours with All About Eve.#AakashMakhija #Raakh #BaniAnand #AfterHoursWithAllAboutEve #Bollywood #Actor #Acting #OTT #IndianCinema #Auditions(00:00) Episode begins (01:55) The success of Raakh (03:50) The DMs he received after Raakh (04:34) What makes a show successful? (06:01) What works on OTT today? (06:46) Indian audiences vs. international audiences (07:37) On Ali Fazal (09:50) The best compliments after Raakh (11:20) Dealing with social media criticism (11:44) His wife’s viral reaction to Raakh (13:22) How cinema influences people (16:30) Gobind from Gram Chikitsalaya (17:44) The truth about overnight success (21:32) What it means to be a working actor (23:15) What kept him going as an actor (26:25) The role of a partner in an actor’s life (29:38) How his wife handles an unpredictable career (35:06) His wife’s reaction to his success (36:54) Are directors noticing him now? (39:31) Advice for actors auditioning today (40:33) Directors he wants to work with (41:55) How much does luck matter in success? (44:17) The pre-Dhurandhar vs. post-Dhurandhar era (44:59) Why he wasn’t the first choice for Babu (47:49) On Rakesh Bedi (49:44) His parents’ reaction to Raakh (52:17) Gram Chikitsalaya and Amol Parashar (55:42) How he comes out of character (01:00:07) How he prepares for his characters (01:02:57) On Rajkumar Rao (01:06:55) How he unwinds AfterHours

  3. Sep 17

    Harman Singha on The Family Man, The Traitors, Rannvijay, Mallika Sherawat & Bollywood | Bani Anand

    What does it really take to make it as an actor in Bollywood? On this episode of AfterHours with All About Eve, Bani Anand sits down with actor Harman Singha for a candid conversation about acting, Bollywood, ambition, nepotism, success, rejection and finding your own path in the entertainment industry.Harman Singha opens up about his acting journey, including how he never initially wanted to become an actor and how his experience with The Family Man changed the way he looked at his career. He also reveals how he landed the opportunity to work on the show and why he feels that, after The Family Man, his real acting journey had only just begun.The conversation also takes a deep dive into The Traitors, including why Harman chose to be part of the reality show, how it differs from Bigg Boss, and what makes the format so unpredictable. Harman also shares his thoughts on Mallika Sherawat, Shalini Passi and his experiences on The Traitors.From nepotism and privilege in Bollywood to the importance of hunger and having the drive to create, Harman shares his perspective on people who are born into the film industry and the opportunities available to them. He also talks about Bhuvan Bam, the changing relationship between actors and creators, and what he has learnt from working with TVF.Harman also gets candid about his relationship with brother Rannvijay Singha, his years working behind the scenes in reality television, his experiences with Roadies and MasterChef, and the different phases of an actor's career.The conversation goes beyond Bollywood and acting, touching on luck, hard work, rejection, failure, social media, creative freedom and the pressure to succeed. Harman speaks about his desire to tell meaningful stories, his unreleased work, and why actors should focus on the craft rather than simply chasing stardom.Watch the full conversation with Harman Singha and Bani Anand on AfterHours with All About Eve for an honest conversation about The Family Man, The Traitors, Bollywood, nepotism, acting, reality television and the entertainment industry. (00:00) Episode begins(3:16) What does it feel like to be an actor?(5:44) On Bhuvan Bam(6:31) On stand-up comedians(8:23) Is Harman Singha lazy?(11:27) The role of luck(12:53) Phases of a male actor’s career(14:01) Why did Harman never want to act?(14:30) On Rannvijay as an actor(15:43) Harman and Rannvijay’s relationship(18:03) On Manav Kaul(20:02) Harman on nepotism(20:40) Ranveer Singh and Rocky Aur Rani(22:45) What Harman learnt from TVF(23:43) Bollywood and privilege(27:58) How Harman got The Family Man(30:39) Why Harman says no to projects(31:30) How Harman got The Traitors(32:35) Harman on Rannvijay and Roadies(33:45) On reality TV(36:20) On Mallika Sherawat(38:00) On Shalini Passi(39:08) The Traitors vs Bigg Boss(40:01) Who is a real-life traitor?(46:02) Why actors dislike industry events(46:56) Why insecure actors throw tantrums(50:54) On acting(52:30) Dealing with rejection and failure(53:55) On writing science fiction(54:19) The Indian audience and attention span(56:06) On Ramayan(58:36) The weight of social media(1:01:10) Writing a show with his dad #HarmanSingha #TheTraitors #TheFamilyMan #Bollywood #Nepotism #MallikaSherawat #BhuvanBam #BaniAnand #AfterHoursWithAllAboutEve #IndianCinema #BollywoodActors #IndianEntertainment #PodcastFollow us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allabouteve_in/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/allaboutevein/Pinterest: https://in.pinterest.com/allabouteve_in/Website: https://allabouteve.co.in/

  4. Sep 10

    Richa Chadha Opens Up About Postpartum, Motherhood, Women’s Safety & The Future of India | Bani Anand

    Richa Chadha joins Bani Anand on AfterHours with All About Eve for an unfiltered conversation about India, travel, motherhood, women, fame, AI, and the future we are building.From exploring India through her new travel series Musafiri to speaking about solo travel, women’s safety and consent, Richa shares her thoughts on what India gets right, where we are falling short, and why she believes we need to rethink the way we live and govern ourselves.She also opens up about her difficult postpartum experience, becoming more conscious of the world her daughter will grow up in, the importance of reconnecting with nature and indigenous wisdom, and why she believes, “without ecology, there is no economy”.Richa and Bani also discuss AI, social media, education, fame, the pressures women grow up with, unlearning restrictions, Mumbai’s history, sustainability, GLP-1s and, of course, the debate we all need to settle: is vada pav overrated?This is Richa Chadha at her most candid, curious, and thought-provoking.Watch the full conversation and tell us what you think.#RichaChadha #AfterHoursWithAllAboutEve #BaniAnand #Musafiri #Podcast #India #Women #Sustainability #AI #MotherhoodTimestamps00:00 Episode begins02:48 On being a producer03:35 On Musafiri04:14 On postpartum05:42 On how we exploit India in the name of ‘mother’07:48 On solo travelling08:29 On Bhutan10:03 Solo travel as a woman in India11:16 Does Richa feel safe travelling in India?12:09 On Indian men not understanding consent15:00 On AI and giving screens to kids18:45 On the condition of the world we are living in20:11 How Richa and Ali are leading a sustainable life20:56 How Delhiites live in denial21:45 Parts of Mumbai she fell in love with23:59 One thing she dislikes about Mumbai25:58 On restricting opinions and India’s infrastructure27:08 On the importance of building forests29:45 On how Richa is conscious32:05 On Gen Z and how India is governed33:10 "Without ecology, there is no economy."34:30 On recycling36:14 On making conscious choices and Japan37:27 On AI43:48 On fame45:24 On people who consume too much social media46:25 Why education is important47:36 On the NEET paper leak48:27 What she learned after Musafiri49:44 Interesting facts about Mumbai51:52 On intelligent women having daughters52:28 On unlearning things as women53:46 On GLP-1s56:06 On Ali Fazal and the DMs she gets56:06 On Raakh59:33 Is vada pav overrated?Follow us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allabouteve_in/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/allaboutevein/Pinterest: https://in.pinterest.com/allabouteve_in/Website: https://allabouteve.co.in/

  5. Sep 3

    Rasika Dugal on Mirzapur, Pankaj Tripathi, Naseeruddin Shah, Ravi Kishan & Bollywood | Bani Anand

    Rasika Dugal joins Bani Anand on AfterHours with All About Eve for an honest and deeply personal conversation about her 20-year journey as an actor, the choices she has made, Mirzapur, Beena Tripathi, creative validation, marriage, and everything she has learnt along the way.From choosing a creatively fulfilling role that paid almost one-eighth of another offer to becoming one of the most loved actors of her generation, Rasika opens up about the unpredictable nature of an acting career and why she never had a strategy for becoming a star.She talks about returning to the world of Mirzapur, the making of Beena Tripathi, her viral “Har baar garam karke thanda hi chhod dete hain” meme, working with Pankaj Tripathi, and why playing Beena gives her a sense of power and agency.Rasika also speaks about her time at FTII, her equation with Naseeruddin Shah, the performances that have shaped her, dealing with success and failure, pre-release anxiety, her unique preparation process as an actor, and why she avoids watching her takes.She gets candid about working in the same industry as her husband Mukul Chadda, marriage, growing together as partners, and whether she would recommend marriage.From behind-the-scenes stories of Mirzapur to life as an actor in Bollywood, there's a lot in this episode that you don't want to miss!00:00 Episode begins02:22 Mirzapur trailer launch03:53 Rasika on Ravi Kishan06:33 From mathematics to films08:22 Why she never wanted to be a star09:08 The unpredictability of acting14:13 The bravest choices of her career18:46 Working with Pankaj Tripathi19:17 Becoming Beena Tripathi in Mirzapur22:01 Women who embrace their sexuality24:07 How Rasika prepared for Beena27:51 Finding power and agency through Beena29:56 The story behind her viral Mirzapur meme32:46 The writing of Mirzapur33:53 Do awards really validate actors?35:25 Learning from Naseeruddin Shah37:12 Naseeruddin Shah & Main Vaapas Aaunga40:03 Working with Naseeruddin Shah43:16 Lessons from creative collaborations49:06 The fear of releases49:53 Anxiety around Mirzapur51:22 How Rasika prepares for scenes55:20 Mukul Chadda's favourite performances56:54 Would Rasika recommend marriage?1:01:33 Her upcoming projects1:04:00 How Rasika unwinds AfterHoursFollow us: Instagram:   / allabouteve_in   Facebook:   / allaboutevein  Pinterest:   / allabouteve_in  Website: https://allabouteve.co.in/

  6. 12/11/2025

    Radhika Apte & Divyenndu Sharma on Saali Mohabbat, Paparazzi, Plastic Surgery & Bollywood

    ✨ Watch Saali Mohabbat now on ZEE5! ✨Radhika Apte and Divyenndu Sharma join Bani Anand on AfterHours with All About Eve for an unfiltered, sharply observant and thoroughly entertaining conversation as they talk about their latest film, Saali Mohabbat on Zee5. What begins as a discussion about the film quickly turns into a wide-ranging exploration of love, vanity, marriage, insecurity, fame, and the realities of working in the Indian film industry today.The meaning of love: Radhika Apte and DivyennduThe duo speak candidly about what Saali Mohabbat means to them and how their own understanding of love has evolved. Radhika describes it as a “negotiation” and Divyenndu calls it a “transaction”. They reflect on the fatigue that comes with repeatedly portraying characters who are intentionally stripped of glamour, and they discuss why style, clothing and make-up deserve to be seen as legitimate artistic expression rather than mere vanity. Radhika’s fond words for designer Manish Malhotra reveal how deeply she values the craft behind creating a look, while Divyenndu reflects on the perception of vanity and where he believes he truly stands.Radhika and Divyenndu react to memesTheir interview moves through humour, introspection and cultural critique. Divyenndu revisits the unexpected popularity of the “Munna – Jalwa Hai Humara” meme, Radhika discovers her viral moments from Sister Midnight, and both of them pay genuine respect to the creativity of meme-makers. They then steer into more personal territory — the emotional cost of marriage, how the acting profession affects one’s spouse, and the balance between individuality and partnership."Against cosmetic surgery to fit beauty norms"The podcast also touches on the pressure of contemporary beauty standards, the insecurity behind cosmetic procedures, and how society often equates worth with outward appearance. Radhika speaks passionately about resisting these pressures, especially now that she is raising a daughter. Divyenndu shares his thoughts on mobile phone culture and the constant compulsion to record moments rather than experience them.As the podcast deepens, they discuss the parts of filmmaking they adore — and the parts they secretly dread — including promotional cycles that feel never-ending. Both actors reveal what drives them creatively, their pivotal “switch-on” moments, and how saying no at the right time altered the course of their careers. They speak frankly about Bollywood’s problematic work culture, punishingly long hours, and the misplaced romanticism surrounding exhaustion on set.Paparazzi or photographers?The interview concludes with a thoughtful look at paparazzi culture, the public’s fascination with actors, and why technicians, cinematographers and editors deserve far more recognition. Both Radhika and Divyenndu share their discomfort with the obsession around celebrity visibility, emphasising that they see themselves as artists, not stars.(0:00) Episode begins(2:30) What “Saali Mohobbat” means(4:40) Tired of unglamorous roles?(5:10) On Manish Malhotra(7:15) Divyenndu’s 'Jalwa Hai Humara' meme(8:47) Radhika on Sister Midnight memes(10:24) Cost of marriage(13:01) Acting and its impact on a spouse(14:47) Who are they at home?(15:40) Beauty standards & privilege(19:37) Impact of mobile phones(21:42) Best & worst parts of filmmaking(23:27) What drives Divyenndu?(26:01) On Sriram Raghavan(26:52) What drives Radhika?(27:25) On paparazzi(31:06) Why are actors put on a pedestal?(32:04) Artist vs star(32:30) On being recognised(33:54) On invasion of privacy(36:01) Divyenndu’s switch-on moment(38:55) Radhika’s switch-on moment(41:06) Bollywood work culture(45:45) Why people still choose filmmaking(47:46) On castingFollow us: Instagram:   / allabouteve_in   Facebook:   / allaboutevein  Pinterest:   / allabouteve_in  Website: https://allabouteve.co.in/

  7. 12/08/2025

    Harshdeep Kaur on Shah Rukh Khan, Deepika–Ranveer Wedding, AR Rahman & Coke Studio | Bani Anand

    Acclaimed singer Harshdeep Kaur opens up in this interview with a rare blend of warmth, sincerity and spiritual depth. She reflects on the moments that shaped her as an artist, from learning her first shabad in childhood to singing 'Ik Onkar' on some of the world’s most significant stages. Growing up in a Punjabi household where music naturally begins with Gurbani, Harshdeep explains how spirituality has always been at the heart of her voice and her understanding of music.Singing at Deepika-Ranveer's weddingShe shares moving stories, including the day Aamir Khan told her that 'Ik Onkar' has been his caller tune ever since 'Rang De Basanti'. She recalls performing the same prayer at Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s residence and being invited to Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh’s wedding, where her rendition of 'Ik Onkar' became the soundtrack of their most sacred moments. For Harshdeep Kaur, these experiences are not merely professional achievements but reminders of how devotional music creates lasting emotional connections.When Shah Rukh Khan met HarshdeepA particularly memorable part of the interview centres on her artistic rise — manifesting the dream of working with AR Rahman, recording 'Heer' with Yash Chopra, Gulzar, and AR Rahman seated right before her, and later discovering Shah Rukh Khan’s deep affection for her voice. She recounts how SRK embraced her at the premiere of 'Jab Tak Hai Jaan', spoke fondly of her song, and even asked her to sing only his tracks for an entire hour while he danced continuously at an Ambani party.Coke Studio: India vs PakistanHarshdeep Kaur also offers a thoughtful reflection on the wider music scene. She discusses India’s Coke Studio in comparison with Pakistan’s, noting India’s immense diversity and Pakistan’s strong sense of rooted Punjabi, and explains why simplicity in composition often leaves the deepest impact.Her personal life comes through beautifully as she talks about her husband, how their friendship gradually evolved into love, and the support that surrounds her at home. She shares sweet anecdotes about her young son singing the same shabads she learnt as a child, emphasising the joy of seeing music and faith flow naturally from one generation to the next. Alongside this, she touches upon vocal discipline, the importance of maintaining one’s health, and the quiet routines that help her unwind after demanding performances.The podcast also includes her experiences performing around the world, wedding stories where brides refused to walk in until she began singing, and moments in Canada and Delhi that reaffirmed the comfort people find in her voice. She speaks with great affection about her new song Chann Diggeya Ve, describing its rooted emotion and the imagery at its core.(00:00) Episode begins (3:36) Aamir Khan’s Ik Onkar caller tune(6:55) Growing up in a Punjabi household(7:38) First song or prayer(9:04) Meaning of Ik Onkar(9:50) About her husband(12:18) Life defining moment(13:43) Working with AR Rahman(15:50) Divinity in music(17:30) Singing for Shah Rukh Khan(18:36) Recording Heer(19:26) When Harshdeep met SRK(21:53) Performing for the Ambanis(23:02) Singing Zaalima(23:54) On wedding songs(25:13) Recording Dilbaro & Peer Vi Tu(26:46) Deepika & Ranveer wedding performance(27:28) Meeting PM Modi(30:56) Stories from Delhi(35:16) Concert culture(38:22) Artists’ income sources(38:44) How royalties work(39:50) Do singers earn?(46:33) India’s Coke Studio vs Pakistan’s Coke Studio(49:24) Why songs should be simple(51:09) Yashraj Mukhate's song on Rahat Fateh Ali Khan(52:12) Wedding story(54:35) Most exotic performance location(56:16) How she unwinds AfterHours(57:27) On her husbandFollow us: Instagram:   / allabouteve_in   Facebook:   / allaboutevein  Pinterest:   / allabouteve_in  Website: https://allabouteve.co.in/

  8. 12/08/2025

    Amol Parashar on Gram Chikitsalay, Jealousy, Nepotism, PR, Discipline & Bollywood | Bani Anand |AAE

    In this interview, actor Amol Parashar opens up about the sort of things most people never speak about publicly - lying, insecurity, discipline, money, jealousy, power dynamics, paparazzi, and the realities of being an actor today. His reflections are thoughtful, quietly sharp, and grounded in lived experience.Amol begins with the everyday moments: how his upbringing shaped his sense of duty, and why some people lie so effortlessly while others simply can’t. From there, he delves into the subtle ways we deceive ourselves, the importance of catching our own delusions, and the difference between respecting your emotions and blindly believing them.Amol Parashar on intuition and powerAmol also questions the popular notion of “trust your intuition,” exploring where intuition comes from and how easily it can mislead. He discusses power and behaviour — why people are polite to those above them yet snap at those below — and how he constantly reins in his own reactions. His thoughts on tantrums, discipline, and the inner work required to remain steady are disarmingly honest.Uncovering the realities of BollywoodThe podcast then moves into the industry: actors who are difficult to work with, marketing pressures, paps, PR budgets, pretending to be religious for optics, and why side-work has now become essential for performers. Amol talks about how his opinion on the need for paparazzi has changed over time. He also speaks about awards being “for sale,” the disillusionment that comes with knowing too much, influencers replacing actors in films, nepotism, reliability, and the many factors beyond acting that influence casting decisions.When Amol had ₹28 in his bank accountThere’s also a deeply personal layer in the conversation. Amol speaks about how he coped with days when he had just ₹28 in his bank account, why struggle builds resilience, and how every step of his career has been earned. He talks about trust in relationships, why he doesn’t call himself “self-made,” and how he stays true to himself without chasing validation.Towards the end of the interview, Amol opens up about jealousy, how people often deny it, and how the brain creates stories to protect our ego. He shares the books that shaped him, creative inspirations, and how he unwinds after a long day.This is Amol at his most reflective, honest, and unfiltered. A rare insight into the psychology of an artist and the emotional discipline required to navigate life, work, and fame.(00:00) Episode begins(5:54) On his upbringing(8:10) On how easily people lie(10:43) Has Amol ever felt unappreciated?(12:09) How we lie to ourselves(13:37) Respecting your feelings vs believing them(16:10) On intuition(18:47) How he reins in his thoughts and intuition(20:30) Throwing tantrums in front of people less powerful(21:55) On Gram Chikitsalay(24:17) When you’re unable to summon your feelings properly(26:56) On the importance of discipline(28:53) Managing emotions(30:45) Does Amol fear running out of money?(34:29) Relationships are earned(35:42) Being self-made(36:04) Why Amol needs paps(37:14) Why he doesn’t post gym videos(38:09) Artists doing their own marketing(39:13) Pretending to be religious for PR(41:50) How awards are sold(43:29) Knowing too much(44:23) How influencers get roles(46:10) On nepotism(49:40) Factors beyond acting that influence casting(54:33) How insecurity harms a film(56:06) Seeking validation from social media(56:45) His cheat meal(58:33) His favourite books(01:03:44) Exploring jealousy as an emotion(01:04:40) Does he get jealous in love?(01:11:15) How he unwinds AfterHoursFollow us: Instagram:   / allabouteve_in   Facebook:   / allaboutevein  Pinterest:   / allabouteve_in  Website: https://allabouteve.co.in/

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Everyone has a podcast these days, we know. But AfterHours with All About Eve is different. We're not after virality, we're just trying to have a good conversation with interesting people. Whether it's Smriti Irani narrating hilarious stories about being jailed as Tulsi or Devita Saraf talking about how she deals with sexist uncles, AfterHours with All About Eve discovers a new side to people we all recognise. The world knows of their achievements, now, through AfterHours, they will know the person behind the celebrity. Also available on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Google Podcasts.