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Going to Tarapith with Rajarshi Nandy sir was a dream of mine.

Four years ago, when we first met, I never imagined that one day we would stand together in the Tarapith shamshan, asking Maa Tara for her aashirvaad.

Tarapith is a place where death and the Divine Mother live side by side.
You don't just visit it. You feel it.

We served bhog to more than a thousand people, with Maa Tara's mantras echoing around us.
It felt like we were feeding her own family.
And we ended it all with a havan in the shamshan.

We spoke about everything - Maa Tara's many forms, annadaan, tantra, diksha, the 16 Thursdays sadhana, and what it truly means to walk the path of a sadhak...

This is not just a conversation about a temple. It's a conversation about devotion, discipline and complete surrender to the Mother.

Some experiences can't be explained. They can only be felt.
Tarapith was one of them.

If you feel bhakti for Maa, please visit Tarapith and experience it for yourself.

18 hours ago |[YT] | 6

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I've always been curious about how a criminal's mind actually works.

Not the movie version. The real one.

So when I sat down with Vishal, a legal consultant in the UAE who has studied criminal psychology and handled cases most of us only see in web series, I knew this conversation had to happen.

We spoke about everything - white collar crime, money laundering, hawala, fake job offers, deportation laws and the scams that quietly trap Indians abroad...

This is not just a crime podcast. It's a protection manual for every Indian.

Hope you enjoy this one.

2 days ago |[YT] | 4

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Everyone should experience Durga Puja in Kolkata at least once.

I say this after pandal hopping, Bengali food, dhunuchi dance and sindoor khela.

But the moment that stayed with me was the aarti.

I was just feeling grateful. For being alive, for the blessings of the women in my life, and for getting to create content like this for you.

We covered everything in this vlog - pandals, food, friends, rituals and the energy of Kolkata during Pujo.

This is not just a vlog about a festival. It's a vlog about gratitude.

Hope you enjoy this one. 🙏

3 days ago |[YT] | 8

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I grew up watching Ekta Kapoor's shows.

Hum Paanch as a kid. And then that whole Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi phase is a core memory for me.

I have wanted to sit down with her since this podcast began. She rarely does interviews, so this one means a lot to me.

We spoke about everything - her 30 years in media, the toughest phase of her career, what failure taught her, money, family, real estate, astrology, AI and the future of storytelling...

This is not just a conversation about television. It's a conversation about what it takes to keep creating, and keep coming back.

Hope you enjoy this one. 🙏

5 days ago |[YT] | 6

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I’ve always believed that history is not just about the past… it’s about understanding who we are.

And there are very few conversations that make me feel that as deeply as this one did.

This episode was with Dr. Kantikumar Pawar, an archaeologist who has spent years studying ancient burials and living among tribal communities across India.

We spoke about everything - how our ancestors looked at life and death, ancient burial practices, tribal rituals, shamanism, ancestor worship, indigenous healing and the traditions still alive deep inside India’s forests.

But what stayed with me the most was how close these ancient ways of thinking still are to us.

This is not just a conversation about archaeology.

It’s a conversation about where we come from, and about traditions that we need to protect.

Hope you enjoy this one. 🙏

1 week ago |[YT] | 7

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Jai Maa Kaali

Kolkata during Durga Puja changed something inside me.

We visited Kaalighat first. I stood in front of Maa and couldn't say a word. I couldn't even ask for anything. I just became very emotional.

Then we went to Dakshineswar and Belur Math, where I understood Ramakrishna Paramhansa's bhakti a little more closely.

People judge Maa Kaali by her iconography. They fear her, and they misunderstand her. But the more I studied her, the more I realised she is love in its purest form.

That is the reason we made this documentary.

Bhakti, surrender, Shakti, and a very different way of looking at the Divine.

By the end of this film, I genuinely feel you'll see Maa Kaali differently. Maybe even feel closer to her.

It's never your plan. It's always her plan.

1 week ago |[YT] | 15

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I’ve grown up listening to Kailash Kher.

Songs like Bam Lahiri, Saiyyan, Teri Deewani - they’ve always occupied a very special, almost sacred space in my heart.

There are certain songs you don’t just listen to… you experience them.

Whenever I’m feeling low, whenever I want to disconnect from the noise of the world and enter a more spiritual state of mind, I somehow find myself coming back to his music.

So having Kailash Kher ji on the show was genuinely a huge honour for me.

This conversation goes far beyond music. We spoke about spirituality, life, struggle, faith, creativity and the deeper experiences that have shaped the man behind that unforgettable voice.

A beautiful, soulful conversation with the legendary Kailash Kher.

3 weeks ago |[YT] | 3

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This is genuinely one of the best history episodes I’ve ever sat through.

We went deep into Rajasthan - how Rajasthan was created, what happened after 1947, the history of the Marwadi Jain community, the stories behind Jauhar, and so much more.

There are just SO many layers to this episode.

If you love history, culture, India, or simply enjoy understanding where we come from, please binge-watch this podcast. You’re going to learn a LOT.

And Rajveer Sir - genuinely one of the finest history professors I’ve ever met. The depth of his knowledge and the way he explains history is incredible.

Huge respect.

Must-watch episode. 🙏

3 weeks ago (edited) |[YT] | 10

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Self-made billionaires often come with a completely different level of knowledge, experience, and perspective.

Prithviraj Kothari, known as the Gold King of India, is one of the people I respect the most in my professional circle.

He has built a business empire worth more than ₹8,000 crore, but what inspires me even more is that success hasn’t changed his core values.

Even after reaching this level, he continues to follow the same spiritual principles, discipline, and grounded approach that guided him at the beginning of his journey.

Building wealth is one thing. Staying humble, connected to your roots, and consistent with your values while building it is something else entirely.

There’s a lot to learn from his journey not just about business and money, but also about mindset, spirituality, relationships, and long-term success.

Watch his podcast here.

4 weeks ago |[YT] | 4

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Every year, I look forward to doing a special podcast on Ganpati Bappa because He represents intellect, wisdom, new beginnings, prosperity, and the removal of obstacles.

Every time I record a Ganpati podcast, I genuinely feel energized and positive for the entire year. And somehow, these episodes always become some of the most loved podcasts we do.

This year, we have a very special guest, Mandar Khaladkar Guruji, a Ganpati Sadhak and Vedic scholar.

We discussed the deeper meaning of Ganpati Tattva, the significance of Ganpati Sthapana and Visarjan, Ganpati’s connection with the Muladhara Chakra, and His references in the Vedas and ancient traditions.

This year’s conversation is very special, and I highly recommend everyone to watch it.

After watching, leave a comment saying: Ganpati Bappa Morya! 🙏❤️

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