SESS Sanjhi Bambi Utsav Arora

Boht FALTU baatein hain.. well it’s after a gap, a meant to happen kind of gap but we talk about childhood stories from our school and Berry flaunts his recently bought playstation and talk about the games he is playing with his family in this lockdown situation. It was fun to record, decision of rests on you of course.

Full House is energetic and comedic in exactly right amounts as it should be. Piyush Arora, Samridh Chawla, Rahul Mehra and Utsav Arora talk about their childhood, the events that happened in their life and in the streets they grew up. Laugh with them and have a walk down the memory lane about your own childhood stories.

This is a bonus episode from the series ‘On a Serious Note’, featuring Seema Grewal, who is a poet, author and a radio jockey and Samar Bedi who is a music composer, singer and an independent artist dealing with and describing the situation of Independent artists and music in India. Both talk about Bollywood music, it’s incompetence in delivering meaningful profound music but accomplishment in marketing it right, the misconduct of middle man towards independent artists, the age of internet and the digital world’s music rights signing rules. While Seema Grewal puts light on the older times, cassette culture and genuine artists with rich and soulful music, they both discuss why Pakistani music is considered better than Bollywood music and NOT Indian music, because Indian independent music is vast and unexplored by the youth. Samar Bedi also discusses about the lack of vision in the youth and Mrs. Grewal debates that listening to Ghazals is completely normal and shouldn’t be considered a stigma. This bonus episode is overflowing with talks about artists, production labels and musicians from different countries and generations. Dive in and rejoice, listen to know more about the bands and solo songwriters trying to emerge from the the huge blanket thrown over them, which is Bollywood.

Coronavirus has brought the whole world in their homes. While most people are living with their parents, some are still residing with their roommates in hostels and residences. Piyush Arora, Samridh Chawla and Utsav Arora discuss how sharing life with roommates is like, crazy and wild experiences from continuously masturbating roommate to serial killer. This episode is jam packed with laughter of course but various kinds of human natures and psychologies and how sharing life with an unknown stranger can be harmful or a great experience. Listen to real life incidents about sharing a life with strangers and listen to some interesting stories and experiences from Gurgaon, India, Vancouver and Thunder Bay, Canada. People are the same around the world that’s why horses r d pancakes always and chaach vala sardaar has left his job from Kartaar Chugs.

Piyush Arora, Samridh Chawla, Rahul Mehra and Utsav Arora make their first full house episode in which they talk about real ghost stories and experiences that they have faced. Rahul Mehra has his origins from Himachal Pradesh and mountains are prone to ghost stories, advisory is, have a stroll outside in the park or on the street at night while listening to this episode as it is a full house episode which is kept crisp, to the point and a fun and creepy at the same time talking session and while conversing about the paranormal world the mood of the whole podcast is being constantly uplifted by comic reliefs and good laughs. SESS has a full form which is very close to what this podcast’s topic is but the full form will be revealed in the finale episode.

This is a Bonus Episode featuring Yogesh Arora, who is a Doctor by profession but gets easily carried away when it comes to talking about conspiracies and politics. To introduce new perspectives, joins Dr. Zubin Arora, a front foot soldier in these times of Pandemic. Debating on the topics Dr. Yogesh is obsessed with, they both have a good long discussion about Chinese Government’s sketchy behaviour, vaccinations, innovations and the New World Order while questioning the workings of the society and making controversial religious statements, our guests nonetheless than experts in their field have a profound discussion which you’d love to be a part of but try to keep up with there fathomless facts and viewpoints about the World, Politics and Health.