Just Too Filmy with RoTalks

In this powerful conversation, Divya Dutta opens up about her journey in cinema, from being called “underrated” to winning the prestigious National Film Award.She shares behind-the-scenes insights from iconic films like Veer-Zaara, Bhaag Milkha Bhaag, and Delhi-6, and talks about working with legendary directors like Yash Chopra and Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra.From choosing meaningful roles to redefining what it means to be an actor, this is an honest take on stardom, craft, and staying true to yourself.

In this episode of Just Too Filmy, host Rohini Ramnathan sits down with one of Bollywood’s most celebrated lyricists and storytellers — Swanand Kirkire.From writing unforgettable songs in films like 3 Idiots, Lage Raho Munna Bhai, and Parineeta, to winning the prestigious National Film Award for Best Lyrics, Swanand has shaped some of the most loved songs in Hindi cinema.

In this special Women in Music Roundtable 2026 by Rotalks, some of the most powerful female voices in the music industry come together for an honest and inspiring conversation about creativity, identity, and the realities of being a woman in music today. Featuring artists like Raja Kumari, Rashmeet Kaur, Madhubanti Bagchi, Lisa Mishra, and lyricist Kausar Munir, the discussion explores their journeys in songwriting, live performance, acting, and building a career in an industry that is constantly evolving. From Raja Kumari reflecting on a decade of her musical journey and creating her next album, to Rashmeet Kaur talking about the power of live music and reconnecting with audiences, the roundtable dives into how artists find their voice and stay authentic. The conversation also touches on breaking stereotypes, navigating global recognition, the challenges female performers face in touring and festival lineups, and why representation for women in music matters more than ever. If you’re interested in the future of Indian music, independent artists, women shaping the industry, and the stories behind the voices you love, this conversation offers powerful insights, real experiences, and a rare behind-the-scenes look at how women are redefining the sound and narrative of modern music. 🎶✨

In this exclusive conversation, legendary filmmaker Sooraj Barjatya opens up about Sangemarmar and the evolving idea of love, marriage, and relationships in today’s world. From the lasting cultural impact of Vivah and Hum Saath-Saath Hain to what modern storytelling gets wrong about romance, Sooraj Barjatya reflects on conviction, value systems, ego in relationships, and why women today demand more while men struggle with no longer being seen as just “providers.” He also shares how he understands the mindset of the common man, the kind of women he chooses to portray on screen, and insights into his upcoming project with Ayushmann Khurrana. If you’re curious about Sangemarmar, evolving masculinity, modern expectations in love, and the philosophy behind Sooraj Barjatya’s cinema, this conversation offers rare depth and honesty.

In this exclusive interview, Konkona Sensharma and Pratibha Ranta open up about their powerful film Accused. From why the story is set in London to the deeper themes of thermals, identity, and morality, the conversation explores the emotional and political layers of the film.Konkona talks about playing Dr. Geetika Sen, portraying an intentionally unlikable older woman on screen, and what she learned from the film. She also discusses her character’s queer identity and the importance of representing complex women without softening their edges. Pratibha shares her experience working with Konkona, her takeaways from the collaboration, and reflects on the film’s casting choices.The conversation also addresses whether Accused is being simplified as just a homosexual love story, the portrayal of a queer couple, audience reactions to the early cut, and the larger social themes the film highlights.If you’re interested in nuanced cinema, queer representation in Indian films, and layered female characters, this deep dive into Accused is a must-watch.

Adarsh Gourav and Shanaya Kapoor bring high energy, college nostalgia, wild confessions and crocodile chaos to NMIMS College for this special Tu Yaa Main campus interview. From Adarsh being an NM kid and spending time with Mumbai’s underground rappers to Shanaya opening up about college memories and why Ms Vanity feels personal, this conversation dives deep into their journey and chemistry. The duo also talk about working with director Beejoy Nambiar, intense crocodile training in Bangkok, the infamous “gutter ka Godzilla” moment, Valentine’s Day plans, and whether Rekha ji is a part of Tu Yaa Main. They even revisit Khoon Bhari Maang and share their biggest takeaway from the cult classic. The episode gets even crazier with a Truth or Dare segment and a hilarious holiday/collab challenge involving a crocodile. Watch till the end for the full madness and behind-the-scenes energy from Tu Yaa Main, releasing on 13th February.

Sudip Sharma on Kohrra Season 2, Writing Real Characters & Powerful Women | Full InterviewIn this in-depth conversation, Sudip Sharma, creator of Kohrra, opens up about the show’s success, the creative risks of Season 2, and why removing Balbir raised the emotional stakes.He speaks about Surinder Vicky’s character across both seasons, his deep research into Mona Singh’s role, and what he learned while writing complex women like Dhanwans — continuing the legacy of strong female characters from NH10 and Udta Punjab.Sudip also reflects on making characters feel uncomfortably real, crafting a powerful first episode, Sudip Sharma on Kohrra Season 2, Writing Real Characters & Powerful Women | Full Interviewand the invaluable lessons he learned from Vishal Bhardwaj and Abhishek Chaubey.A thoughtful breakdown of scenes from Kohrra that stayed with him, and an honest look into the mind of one of India’s finest writers.Kohrra S2 premieres on Netflix on 11 February.

Rahi Anil Barve in a rare, in-depth conversation about Mayasabha, Tumbbad, and what it truly takes to survive the Hindi film industry in the long run.From the pressures that followed Tumbbad’s success to making Mayasabha as a theatrical release in today’s OTT-driven landscape, Rahi opens up about greed, gold, partnerships, PR, profitability, and staying honest as a filmmaker.This full interview traces his emotional and creative journey — from doubt and disruption to clarity and conviction — offering insight for filmmakers, producers, and anyone navigating a long creative career.

In this exclusive full interview, Rani Mukerji speaks at Jai Hind College as she reflects on 30 years in Indian cinema, her most powerful roles, and the purpose-driven journey behind films like Mardaani and Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway.Rani opens up about redefining women-led narratives in Bollywood, the personal impact of playing Shivani Shivaji Roy, her bond with Shah Rukh Khan, and the belief Karan Johar showed in her during Kuch Kuch Hota Hai. She also shares candid thoughts on parenting today, beauty standards, fear as an actor, and what continues to challenge her creatively.This conversation captures Rani Mukerji at her most honest, reflective, and grounded.

In this episode of Just Too Filmi with Roadox, Shruti Pathak joins us for a warm, honest, and deeply nostalgic conversation about music, memories, and meaning. From the magic of 2000s Bollywood songs and Vishal-Shekhar vibes to iconic tracks like Payaliya, Marjaani, Shubharam, Tu Jahan and Aas Paas Hai Khuda, Shruti reflects on an era when songs were driven by stories and emotion. She opens up about the changing landscape of Bollywood music, the fading and re-emergence of female voices in Hindi playback, the impact of social media numbers versus real talent, and why gentle romantic songs feel rare today. The conversation also explores male gaze versus female storytelling, the importance of experimentation, and why audiences are always ready for good music if it’s delivered with honesty. This is not an interview but a heartfelt dialogue about creativity, courage, and the need to bring soul back into Bollywood music told by an artist whose songs continue to feel like home.

Season 2 of Freedom At Midnight is here! And director Nikkhil Advani sits down for a candid, witty and insightful chat about bringing one of India’s most fragile moments to screen.From bold casting choices to recreating India–Pakistan Partition, and showing the real human emotions of the freedom struggle, Nikkhil explains the madness, research, pressure and responsibility behind the show.He also opens up about why patriotism is personal, why he doesn’t need to wear nationalism on his sleeve, and how Gandhi’s own grandson was skeptical about watching the series!

National Award winning singer Shilpa Rao sits down for an honest and heartwarming conversation about music, recognition, and everything in between.In this interview, Shilpa opens up about what the National Award truly means to her, the emotions that followed the win, and how it reaffirmed her journey as a singer. She speaks with deep love and respect for Sunidhi Chauhan and reflects on her long-standing creative association with AR Rahman, sharing what makes his music and process so special.Shilpa also talks about singing for “Ghafoor”, how she approaches every song with sensitivity and intent, and why keeping the female voice alive and evolving in the industry matters to her deeply. She goes on to list some of her favourite female voices and what she admires about them.Towards the end, the conversation turns personal as Shilpa shares her thoughts on equality in her relationship with her husband, partnership, and balance beyond the studio.A soulful, thoughtful conversation with one of India’s most loved voices—don’t miss it.

Get ready for an honest and inspiring conversation with Vicky Kaushal! In this episode, we talk about his journey from struggling days to becoming one of Bollywood’s most loved actors, the discipline behind his success, how he chooses films, dealing with failure, family support, and what keeps him grounded. If you love motivational stories, cinema, acting, or behind-the-scenes Bollywood insights, this Vicky Kaushal interview is a must-listen. Tune in, share, and don’t forget to follow for more celebrity interviews, Bollywood podcasts, and real conversations.

Does streaming provide the COURAGE that cinema never could? Kajol, Rasika Dugal, Vikramaditya Motwane, Sameer Nair, Nagesh Kukunoor, Abhishek Banerjee, and Bilal Siddiqi dissect the biggest year in Indian streaming. We go behind the scenes on The Trial Season 2, Delhi Crime S3, Black Warrant, The Hunt, and debate the future of OTT content.Don't miss Kajol on the DDLJ legacy vs. Nyonika, Motwane on his "anti-Sobhraj" show, and Sameer Nair on the strategy behind Applause's explosive year.

In this exclusive Shahid Kapoor interview, Shahid opens up about his iconic films like Kabir Singh, Udta Punjab, and Jab We Met with Imtiaz Ali. He also speaks about working with Sandeep Reddy Vanga, his journey in Bollywood, Shahid Kapoor's songs, and his upcoming new movie trailer. Watch this in-depth Shahid Kapoor interview for behind-the-scenes stories and untold secrets!

In this powerful and honest conversation, Shefali Shah opens up about her journey from Rangeela and Satya to becoming the face of Delhi Crime. She talks about her instinctive acting process, the vulnerability behind her most iconic scenes, and why she chooses to stay away from the spotlight until something truly meaningful comes her way. Shefali dives into the emotional depth required for her roles, the global success of Delhi Crime 3, and how validation at the right time changed her trajectory. She shares memories from the early days of her career, her connection with audiences across generations, and why authenticity matters more to her than fame. This episode is a rare, unfiltered look into the mind of one of India’s most powerful performers. If you love cinema, strong female-led stories, and real, heartfelt conversations, this is an episode you can’t miss.

Dive into this candid conversation with Manoj Bajpayee as he returns as Srikanth Tiwari in The Family Man Season 3. From slipping back into character after four years, to his bond with Raj & DK, to the series’ massive cultural impact—this interview is packed with insights, humour, and behind-the-scenes stories fans will love.

From portraying Major Shaitan Singh Bhati to decoding the real meaning of patriotism — Farhan Akhtar opens up like never before! 💥In this candid chat with Rotalks, Farhan talks about his process of becoming a character, working with Razneesh Ghai, his bond with Javed Akhtar, and the music that makes 120 Bahadur special. Plus, he drops an exciting update on Don 3! 👀🎬

In this delightful chat, music composer Anurag Saikia takes us behind the scenes of his most loved compositions. He breaks down the making of Ishq Hai and Aise Kyun, shares what it was like working with the incredible Rekha Bhardwaj, and talks about crafting the now-iconic Panchayat title track — from its viral use at election rallies to why it will never have lyrics.Anurag also opens up about creating Rajaji (Hind Ka Sitara) and Fillam Dekho from Anurag Kashyap’s Nishaanchi, sharing the stories, sounds, and emotions behind them. He ends the conversation with heartfelt gratitude to Mumbai, the city that gave him recognition and a space to dream bigger.

In this exclusive interview, Huma Qureshi and Shweta Basu Prasad open up about Maharani Season 4, women supporting women, online trolls, and how they balance work and life.From Huma’s deep connection with Bihar and her thoughts on Chhath Puja, to Shweta’s perspective on female solidarity and the warmth of the Maharani team, this conversation is packed with insights, laughter, and a little “Queen Behaviour Only!”