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Co-host Srinivas Kondra in conversation with Pareshan movie director Rupak Ronaldson 
 
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Here is the latest episode (first in 2023) from ‘In The End’. We interviewed Vishvak Khanderao, the director of the 2021 movie ‘Skylab’. Hope you guys like this episode. If you like this conversation, help us do more such content. You can buy us coffees at www.buymeacoffee.com/billiontwenty
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In this episode co-hosts Rachana and Percy talk to the director of Oke Oka Jeevitham (2022), Shree Karthick. The conversation flows into various aspects that the film tries to deal with -- grief, loss, and nostalgia.
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In this episode, co-hosts Srinivas and Himabandu look at one of the biggest Telugu hits of all time 'Pedarayudu.' 
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We discuss Venu Udugula's (@venuudugulafilm ) 'Virata Parvam' for this week's episode. Independent journalist and the founder of The Blue Dawn, Divya Kandukuri( @anticastecat ) joins our co-hosts Srinivas (@iamsrinivaskondra ) and Percy Tabitha (@percykaki ) Let's us know your thoughts on this episode.
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Articles mentioned in the podcast: 
https://caravanmagazine.in/reportage/casteist-racist-origin-indian-army-recruitment-policies
https://caravanmagazine.in/caste/urban-upper-castes-driving-hindutva-nationalism-little-representation-pulwama-jawans
Documentary mentioned in the podcast: 
Smarana - Remembering Lost Children 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0rr4AlpaUU
Sarala (Vennela) real story: 
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1abi2LL48wGPWUayw8rr2n1Bydhi3Hc2S/view?usp=sharing
 

In this week’s episode, host Srinivas Kondra talks to theater artist Sri Vamsi Matta who rose to fame with his theater performance ‘Come Eat with Me’ which focuses on food and caste politics. Listen to know theater’s role as a form of resistance, politics around Dalit cuisine, how important it is for Dalits to be assertive about their caste identity, and how social media in its own way assures the marginalized youth that they are not alone in this struggle against the iniquitous caste society. 
 
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