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In episode 188 of PG Radio, Prakhar engages in a heartfelt and insightful conversation with B Praak  @BPraakOfficial  touching on themes of spirituality, relationships, and the power of devotion. The discussion also ventures into deeply personal and relatable topics, like the bond between fathers and sons, the cultural impact of B Praak's music, and the challenges of walking a religious path in today’s world. B Praak, born Pratik Bachan, is a National Award-winning singer, music composer, and playback artist celebrated for his soulful voice and emotionally charged songs. With hits like Teri Mitti and Mann Bharrya, he has become one of India’s most beloved musical talents. Known for his ability to evoke deep emotions through his music, B Praak has touched millions of hearts across the globe. Recording Date: 10th November, 2024 This is what we talked about: 00:00 - Losing Our Cultural Roots 02:12 - Experiences that drew him closer to God 08:31 - Why Success Brings People Closer to God? 13:05 - B Praak's Biggest Fear 16:51 - Has Religion Become a Joke? 17:53 - Dealing with Hair Loss and Self-Image 21:56 - Has B Praak Achieved It All? 24:27 - B Praak's relation with his Father 29:50 - Animal Movie and his song "Saari Duniya Jalaa Denge" 34:28 - B Praak Talks about Diljit 36:21 - What B Praak Loves to Buy? 39:25 - Power Of Hanuman Chalisa 44:04 - The Business of Religion 52:12 - B Praak's questions for Prakhar 52:53 - Monologue

In episode 187 of PG Radio, we sit down with Mr. Piyush Goyal  @PiyushGoyalOfficial  , India's Minister of Commerce & Industry, for an engaging and insightful conversation on a range of topics that shape the future of India. Mr. Goyal shares his views on the nation's economic path, the influence of politics on governance, and his experience as a Lok Sabha MP. We also dive into issues like the role of infrastructure in India’s growth, the impact of social media on elections, and the challenges posed by caste and religion in the political landscape. Piyush Goyal is an Indian politician, chartered accountant, and prominent member of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), currently serving as India's Minister of Commerce and Industry, Consumer Affairs, and Food and Public Distribution. Known for his strategic economic vision, Goyal has held key portfolios, including Railways and Coal, where he played an instrumental role in transforming India's railway infrastructure and fostering renewable energy initiatives 00:00 - Is Piyush a socialist or a capitalist? 5:34 - Globalizing Indian Education System 8:57 - Are policies delivering? 9:52 - Piyush Goyal on Donald Trump winning the US elections 13:50 - India’s Biggest Obstacle 19:57 - Influence of Caste and Religion in Elections 21:23 - Is Infrastructure the answer to India’s Growth? 28:55 - Is Revenge Politics Undermining India’s Growth 30:14 - Experience of becoming a Lok Sabha MP 41:28 - How Social Media is shaping the Elections 43:30 - Piyush Goyal’s message for the People of India 45:40 - Piyush’s questions for Prakhar 47:13 - Monologue

In episode 186 of PG Radio, we dive deep into the life of Ashu Ghai, as he joins us for an insightful and candid conversation. Ashu opens up about his personal struggles, relationships, fears, and the lessons he's learned along the way. This episode also explores some of the tough realities of student life, like dealing with board exams, substance abuse, breakups, and more. Ashu Ghai is a popular physics educator who has gained a massive following for his unique approach to teaching. Known for combining humor and relatable life lessons with rigorous academic content, he has become a viral sensation among school students, particularly those in grades 6 to 12. Ashu’s classes go beyond standard textbooks; he frequently discusses real-life issues that resonate with teenagers, such as relationships, academic pressures, and personal challenges, making him a relatable mentor for young minds. This is what we talked about: 00:00 - Ashu’s School Life 17:41 - Funny incidents during live classes 20:26 - Role of a teacher in student’s life 23:25 - What’s wrong with our Education? 29:52 - Crazy school and College Fight Stories 39:35 - Relationship with his mother 45:09 - Relationship with his friends 46:47 - Lessons he learnt from his struggles 49:53 - Ashu Ghai’s Biggest Fear 58:53 - Board exams 1:05:16 - Substance abuse during school life 1:14:41 - Breakups and Relationship problems 1:22:37 - Ashu’s Question for Prakhar 1:30:12 - Monologue

In this Episode 185 of PG Radio, we welcome Acharya Prashant Ji, who shares his insights on topics ranging from Prakhar’s transformative Vipassana experience to the pervasive nature of fear. We explore the essence of the mind, the differences between Advaita and Vedanta, and the significance of living a “Nirvair Nirbhau” life, free from enmity and fear. The discussion also delves into the true meanings of spirituality and Bhagwan, alongside the real form of meditation and the nature of motivation. Acharya Prashant Ji’s love for Kabir and reflections on whether all religions are fundamentally the same further enrich the conversation. Join us for a thought-provoking journey that inspires deeper understanding and self-discovery! This is what we talked about: 00:00 - Prakhar’s Vipassana Experience and Learning 05:02 - Fear is Everywhere 13:30 - What is the Mind? 21:00 - Advaita vs. Vedanta 33:12 - The “Nirvair Nirbhau” Way of Living Life 40:12 - The Real Meaning of Spirituality 48:35 - The Real Meaning of Bhagwan 51:00 - Meditation’s True Form 57:02 - The Concept of Motivation 1:10:29 - Are All Religions the Same? 1:12:40 - AP’s Love for Kabir 1:23:17 - AP’s Advice for Prakhar

In Episode 185 of PG Radio, Prakhar explores the idea of true success with insights into the Law of Attraction and Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP). This episode discusses how past lives shape our present, the distinction between attracting emotions and chasing success, and offers inspiring client success stories. Mitesh Khatri, is a life coach specializing in the Law of Attraction and NLP techniques. With a focus on unlocking personal potential, Mitesh shares his insights on the transformative Ho'oponopono technique and offers practical advice for self-discovery and empowerment. This is what we talked about: 00:00 - Introduction 01:53 - What Exactly Is Success? 03:55 - Past Life and Its Impact 07:25 - Attracting Emotions vs. Chasing Success 11:06 - Mitesh's Goal 20:40 - How Does the Law of Attraction Work? 37:04 - Client Success Stories 45:01 - What Is the Ho'oponopono Technique and Its Benefits? 1:01:20 - How to Start Practicing the Law of Attraction 1:17:00 - The “Be-Do-Have” Way of Living 1:20:10 - Neuro-Linguistic Programming 1:27:10 - Framework for Improving Your Relationships 1:39:53 - Mitesh's Suggestions for Prakhar 1:43:43 - Monologue

In Episode 183 of PG Radio, we welcome the dynamic hip-hop duo, Seedhe Maut! This engaging conversation explores their experiences with live shows and the journey of Indian artists making a mark on the international scene. Listeners can expect authentic insights as the duo discusses the challenges they’ve faced in the music industry, their thoughts on the ongoing SOS beef, and their creative process behind upcoming projects. This episode is a deep dive into their world, filled with passion and genuine storytelling. Seedhe Maut, known for their unique sound and powerful lyrics, has been a significant force in the Indian hip-hop scene. With a rich narrative style, they tackle personal and social issues, resonating deeply with fans. Their journey reflects not only their musical evolution but also their commitment to authenticity and connection with their audience. Join us to discover more about this exciting duo and the stories that inspire their art! This is what we talked about: 00:00 - Welcoming Seedhe Maut 04:40 - Seedhe Maut on live shows 06:54 - Indian artist going international 09:31 - K-town story 10:29 - Decoding Kodak 17:15 - Hauz Khas Stories & Struggles 26:00 - Addressing SOS beef 32:05 - Origin of story of Azaad 39:29 - SOS Beef 53:13 - Future albums and Shakti-Kshama 58:55 - Reaction On Rashmirathi 1:07:50 - Reaction On 11K 1:17:30 - Seedhe Maut on IGL 1:24:24 - Seedhe Maut's biggest fear 1:33:30 - Family struggles 1:40:50 - Seedhe Maut’s question for Prakhar 1:43:25 - Monologue

In this episode, Eric Weinstein joins us to discuss India’s global influence, from Western perceptions to the richness of Hindustani music culture. We explore how Indians can enhance their global presentation, the impact of spirituality and yoga, and the complexities of the global village concept. The conversation also touches on conspiracies, political events, and the U.S. military's role in the world. Eric Weinstein is a prominent intellectual and cultural commentator, known for his insights on science, technology, and society. As managing director of Thiel Capital, he brings a unique mathematical perspective to complex issues, making him a powerful voice in public discourse. This is what we talked about: 00:00 - Global Vision About India 01:22 - How Does The West Look At India 07:10 - Eric’s Fascination With India 09:38 - Hindustani Music Culture 15:11 - How Indians Can Present Themselves Better 19:53 - Global Influence Of India Through Spirituality And Yoga 23:55 - Ancient Wisdom, Religions And Culture Of India 36:17 - The Issues With The Concept Of Global Village 45:53 - Global Conspiracies 53:16 - Who shot Trump 1:02:46 - Eric and Prakhar talk about Rogan 1:04:43 - Eric on the Middle East conflict 1:15:17 - US military is next level 1:16:32 - Eric’s question to Prakhar 1:26:30 - Monologue

Prakhar shares transformative insights from his recent trip to the US and Mexico, focusing on key themes that resonate with listeners. He delves into the phases of life, exploring how travel influences personal growth and self-discovery. Prakhar discusses the role of money in shaping experiences and its significance in our journey. The episode highlights the value of friendship, showcasing how connections made while traveling can deepen our understanding of life. He also reflects on the pursuit of beauty and pleasure, emphasizing the joy found in diverse cultures and stunning landscapes. Finally, Prakhar introduces the powerful concept of “attract, don’t chase,” providing valuable insights on building meaningful relationships and achieving personal goals This is what we talked about: 00:00 - Intro 02:36 - Travelling in your 20s vs 30s 04:52 - Prakhar talking about his journey 10:30 - Prakhar's learnings from his trip 11:51 - Phases of life 21:15 - Money 31:13 - Attract, Don't chase 35:22 - Beauty and pleasures 51:22 - Prakhar talks about his friends 1:01:50 - Prakhar shares his wild travel stories 1:16:52 - Surprise Guest 1:24:31 - What is Success for Prakhar

In episode 180 of PG Radio, Prakhar dives deep into the complex world of global politics with Abhijit Iyer-Mitra. They discuss the looming threat of World War 3 and the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine. Abhijit shares his views on war crimes, the situation in Gaza, and the vulnerabilities of the Iron Dome. The conversation also covers India's strategic stance, potential outcomes for Gaza, and reactions to trending political commentary, including Trump's views on Modi. Abhijit Iyer-Mitra is a senior fellow at the Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies with a focus on military strategy and foreign policy. Known for his candid and often provocative commentary, he offers unique insights on topics ranging from defense and international relations to regional conflicts. With extensive experience in analyzing geopolitical dynamics, Abhijit is a respected voice in discussions on India's security and global positioning. This is what we talked about: 00:00 - The West has started to recognise India 03:43 - Are we on the verge of World War 3? 13:12 - Is Israel Committing War Crimes in Palestine? 29:25 - Abhijit on People Living in Gaza 38:33 - Is Iron Dome fallible? 1:04:12 - Who should India support? 1:09:29 - What happens to Gaza? 1:12:57 - Reacting to "Trump on Modi" clip from Andrew Schulz's podcast 1:29:55 - Abhijit replies to Official Peeing Human's roast of him 2:04:55 - Monologue

In episode 180 of PG Radio, stand-up comedian Jaspreet Singh  @JaspreetSinghComedy  joins us for an engaging and lighthearted conversation. From humor rooted in everyday life to deeper reflections on society, Jaspreet brings his unique perspective to the table. The episode is filled with laughter, personal stories, and a candid look at the quirks of Indian culture. Jaspreet Singh is one of India's rising stand-up comedians, known for his hilarious takes on everyday life and his keen observational humor. With a rapidly growing fanbase, his storytelling ability and natural charm on stage have earned him recognition as one of the most promising comedians in the country. We talked about: 00:00 - “Jazzy B is the first Punjabi Rockstar” 05:00 - Diljit v/s Karan Aujla v/s Sidhu Moosewala 14:40 - Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan is the GOAT 20:26 - Fan Culture in India 24:51 - Indian Nicknames are so Random 35:57 - Free Speech on Social Media 48:26 - 3 things that Jaspreet would like to change in society 55:28 - Jaspreet on Rich People and Losing His Father

In Episode 179 of PG Radio, Rakesh Asthana, a veteran law enforcement officer, takes us inside the world of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). From high-profile cases like Asaram Bapu cases to the Fodder Scam involving Lalu Prasad Yadav, Asthana sheds light on how the CBI handles intense media pressure, gathers forensic evidence, and navigates threats while upholding the law. Rakesh Asthana is a highly decorated Indian law enforcement officer with a distinguished career spanning over four decades. Known for his leadership in handling some of the country’s most complex and high-profile criminal investigations, Asthana has served in critical roles within the police force and the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). His expertise in tackling corruption, financial crimes, and organized criminal activities has earned him a reputation for integrity and precision. This is what we talked about: 00:00 - Introduction 00:42 - Every Police officer's dream Career 01:46 - What does CBI do? 06:53 - Are CBI officers under the media pressure? 09:26 - Do CBI officers get de*th threats? 13:18 - How does CBI gather forensic evidence? 18:01 - Evidence Tampering and Indrani Mukerjea 21:15 - Can Doctors commit a crime without leaving any evidence? 22:24 - Asaram Bapu and Narayan Sai Case 29:58 - Confession in Police custody can not be used be Court 31:43 - How different are criminals from civilians 37:19 - "A Criminal can not match a Police Officer" 37:54 - Interrogation techniques used by CBI officers 39:43 - How accurate is Polygraph test? 42:00 - Lalu Prasad Yadav and 950 crores Fodder Scam 45:07 - Story of the investigation of Fodder Scam 53:28 - What do criminals do with Black Money? 54:38 - Arresting Lalu Prasad Yadav

In Episode 178 of PG Radio, we sit down with Gauranga Das Prabhu to explore the profound teachings of Sanatan Dharma and its relevance in the modern world. The conversation delves into the essence of "Seva" or selfless service, the fluidity of one's "varna" or social role, and the nature of "Ishwar" or the Supreme Soul. Gauranga Das Prabhu further sheds light on the differences between Shri Krishna and other deities, the unique attributes of Shri Krishna and Shri Rama, and the life of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, a spiritual luminary who spread the teachings of bhakti yoga. Gauranga Das Prabhu is a renowned spiritual leader, monk, and inspirational speaker, known for his deep understanding of ancient Indian scriptures and the philosophy of Sanatan Dharma. Gauranga Das Prabhu has dedicated his life to spreading the message of bhakti (devotional service) and conscious living. He is actively involved in various initiatives promoting spirituality, environmental sustainability, and social welfare through the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON). This is what we talked about: 00:00 - What is Sanatan Dharma? 03:36 - What is Seva? 10:21 - Is a person's "varna" permanent? 14:37 - What is "Ishwar/Parmatma"? 26:19 - Difference between Shri Krishna and other Deities 35:55 - How are Shri Krishna and Shri Rama different? 43:03 - Who was Chaitanya Mahaprabhu?

In Episode 177 of PG Radio, we talk with Acharya Prashant  @ShriPrashant  about the wisdom of ancient Indian philosophy, focusing on the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita. The conversation starts with a deep dive into the Law of Karma and leads into the big question: What is the "I" or the "Self"? Acharya Prashant also explains key parts of the Bhagavad Gita, including Arjun’s dilemma, the role of Krishna's teachings, and how these lessons can guide us in our everyday lives. Acharya Prashant is a prominent spiritual leader, philosopher, and author known for his teachings on Vedanta, spirituality, and mindful living. Through his organization, the PrashantAdvait Foundation, Acharya Prashant advocates for conscious living, inner clarity, and the importance of questioning traditional beliefs. He draws from ancient scriptures like the Upanishads and Bhagavad Gita, blending them with modern psychological insights to inspire people toward personal growth. This is what we talked about: 00:00 - The Law of Karma 10:06 - What is "I" or the "Self"? 15:37 - What does Geeta talk about? 19:15 - Arjun's dilemma 25:25 - What does Krishna stand for? 31:13 - How can Geeta help us in our lives? 44:29 - What is Dharma? 46:15 - What is Moksha? 49:13 - Ashtavakra Geeta v/s Bhagwad Geeta 1:01:08 - Acharya Prashant's advice 1:02:20 - What is "Desireless Action"?

In episode 175 of PG Radio, Uorfi Javed joins us for a candid conversation. She opens up about her journey in the entertainment industry, her bold fashion choices, and how she handles fame. Uorfi Javed is known for her vibrant presence and unique style. She gained attention through reality TV and social media, making a name for herself with her bold fashion and outspoken personality. This is what we talked about: 00:00 - Sponsorship00:00 - "I left my home at 17"14:28 - Does Uorfi believe in God?18:03 - Uorfi's therapy sessions revealed20:06 - Uorfi played a "witch" in a TV show21:31 - Dealing with Hate25:22 - S*xualising body for Money and Fame30:40 - Prakhar's Childhood and Family32:35 - Uorfi on Dating Rich Guys37:55 - Uorfi on her new show - "Follow Kar Lo Yaar" and Numerology56:31 - Uorfi's Biggest Fear and Bigg Boss57:51 - How much does Uorfi earn?

In Episode 176 of PG Radio, we dive deep into the life and legacy of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj with historian and author Medha Bhaskaran. Renowned for her extensive research on Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, Medha unravels the incredible story of the Maratha king—his visionary leadership, military genius, and enduring contributions to Indian history. From the challenges he faced in uniting fragmented kingdoms to his innovative governance, this episode offers a comprehensive look at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s journey to becoming one of India’s most revered leaders Medha Bhaskaran is a historian and author known for her extensive research on Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. She has written Challenging Destiny, a detailed biography of the iconic Maratha ruler, highlighting his remarkable leadership and vision. Through her work, she brings to life Shivaji Maharaj's enduring legacy, offering fresh perspectives on his contributions to Indian history and nation-building. This is what we talked about: 00:00 - India before Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj 09:23 - Taj Mahal was built by torturing Farmers 16:03 - The Birth of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and his background 26:54 - Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj changed the whole Military System 37:11 - Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's Rise to Power 57:22 - What makes Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Great? 1:00:22 - The Peak of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj 1:02:03 - Father of Indian Navy: Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj 1:04:11 - Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's Cultural Impact and how he passed away

In Episode 174 of PG Radio, we dive deep into the world of educational reform with Neeru Khosla, a passionate advocate for transforming the schooling system. Neeru shares her insightful perspectives on the challenges facing modern education and proposes innovative solutions to create a more effective and inclusive learning environment. Neeru Khosla is a renowned educational reformer and the co-founder of CK-12 Foundation, an organization dedicated to providing high-quality, free educational resources through innovative technology. With a background in education and technology, Neeru has been at the forefront of efforts to improve and democratize learning for students worldwide. Her work with CK-12 focuses on leveraging AI and other cutting-edge tools to enhance educational experiences and outcomes. This is what we talked about: This is what we talked about: 00:00 - The Problem with Schooling 05:27 - What can be done about the education system? 08:42 - Neeru's background 12:04 - Everyone remembers great teachers 15:37 - What does Neeru's organization do? 25:21 - CK-12's AI demo 42:09 - What does success mean? 44:54 - Prakhar's ambitions

In episode 173 of PG Radio, the iconic rapper and music sensation Badshah joins the show for an exclusive and heartfelt conversation. Badshah opens up about his journey in the music industry, sharing personal insights into the highs and lows that have shaped his career. He reflects on his relationship with Honey Singh, talks about the message he wants to convey through his music, and reveals his aspirations for the future. Badshah, born Aditya Prateek Singh Sisodia, is a star in the Indian music scene, renowned for his catchy beats, lyrics, and undeniable charisma. Rising to fame with chart-topping hits like "DJ Waley Babu", he has carved out a unique space in Bollywood and the global music industry. Badshah's music blends elements of hip-hop, pop, and Punjabi folk, creating a signature sound that resonates with millions. Beyond his musical talents, he is known for his business acumen, collaborations with international artists, and his ability to continuously reinvent himself. This is what we talked about 00:00 - Badshah's message to Honey Singh 16:36 - What Badshah wants to do in Future 17:41 - Badshah reacts to his song - "Shuru" 24:26 - Badshah gets Emotional while reacting to "THE POWER OF DREAMS" 28:54 - Reacting to "Focus" 39:25 - Badshah on Relationships and Love 40:38 - Badshah talks about his Divorce and Daughter 43:31 - Reacting to "Ghar se Door" 53:12 - Badshah on School life and Indian Education System 1:08:20 - How Badshah made it out of Tough times 1:10:27 - "My father is a hero" 1:23:48 - Badshah on Karan Aujla, Diljit Dosanjh and Sidhu Moose Wala

In episode 172 of PG Radio, Standup comedian Harsh Gujral  @Harshgujral  joins the show for a hilarious and candid conversation about his journey in stand-up comedy and the stories that have shaped his unique style. Harsh dives into the creative process behind his most iconic jokes, including the infamous "6000 me Russian" and his hilarious takes on Indian audiences. He also shares anecdotes from his early days in Faridabad, School life, opening an event management company, and the unexpected twists that come with life on and off stage. Harsh Gujral is a rising star in the Indian comedy scene, celebrated for his sharp wit, relatable humor, and unparalleled crowd work that leaves audiences in splits. With a knack for turning everyday situations into laugh-out-loud moments, Harsh has carved out a niche for himself as one of the most authentic and entertaining voices in stand-up comedy. This is what we talked about: 00:00 - Harsh Gujral teaches Roasting 04:20 - UP Audience is the Best 08:13 - Bassi and Harsh's famous Honeymoon joke 14:08 - Story of "6000 me Russian" Joke 23:41 - Harsh's history in Faridabad is sad 31:19 - Harsh opened an Event Management Company 36:33 - Harsh got Scammed 49:12 - Hilarious London story 51:49 - "I am the worst Engineer in India" 53:19 - Harsh's upcoming movie and Bloopers on set 56:02 - Harsh's School Life stories are Wild 1:06:21 - Harsh's friendship with Bassi and next video together 1:14:00 - Harsh's Biggest Fear 1:21:12 - Indian Fathers and Diabetes 1:25:42 - Beheno ki Shadi 1:27:20 - Harsh Failed in 11th 1:36:42 - Harsh stole Teacher's Underwear 1:41:31 - Harsh in IIT-JEE Coaching 1:56:32 - When Harsh went on Kapil Sharma's show

In episode 171 of PG Radio, King  @King  joins the show for an in-depth conversation about his music and the creative process behind it. He opens up about the emotions that fuel his work, sharing the stories behind hit tracks like "FCK WHAT THEY SAY" and "GOAT SHT." King also reflects on the highlights of his latest album release event and provides insights into his thoughts on industry controversies, his aspirations for collaborations with international artists, and glimpses into his personal life. King is a dynamic and influential force in the Indian music scene, celebrated for his powerful lyrics and captivating performances. With a style that seamlessly blends emotional depth with raw energy, he has created a unique sound that resonates with a diverse audience. King's music draws from his personal experiences and challenges, making him a relatable and authentic voice in the industry, admired for his ability to connect with listeners on a profound level. This is what we talked about: 00:00 - King cried while writing this song03:32 - King reacts to "Warcry"11:01 - "I can't perform in front of my family"15:32 - Why did King write "Monopoly Moves"20:28 - The best album release event34:02 - King and Prakhar react to "GOAT SHT"38:05 - How King and Karma made "GOAT SHT"41:32 - International artists that King wants to collab with48:57 - Reacting to "F*CK WHAT THEY SAY"54:13 - Marathi music and MC Stan55:51 - King talks about Emiway Bantai and Controversy1:07:45 - King talks about his Mother1:15:34 - King's upcoming projects1:30:02 - Reacting to "SUITS & STREETS"1:33:22 - King talks about M-Zee Bella

In episode 170 of PG Radio, Maheep Singh @maheepsinghcomedy takes listeners on an engaging journey through his fascinating career in standup comedy, sharing a wealth of unforgettable experiences and insights that have shaped his path. He delves into the origins of his iconic bits, including the much-loved "Mummy Kaisi Hain," offering a behind-the-scenes look at how his personal experiences and keen observations of everyday life fuel his comedy. Maheep Singh, known for his sharp wit and deeply relatable humor, stands as one of the pioneers of standup comedy in India. His ability to blend humor with thought-provoking commentary has made him a standout figure in the comedy scene. This episode offers a deep dive into the mind of a comic who has not only entertained but also played a crucial role in shaping and influencing the comedy landscape in India. 00:00 - When Maheep performed in front of the Royal Family in Kuwait 10:28 - How to get free upgrades in hotels and flights 17:38 - How Maheep started his standup career 21:53 - Maheep on Samay Raina 23:52 - How does Maheep write his jokes 25:44 - India's Got Latent and Mummy Kaisi hain 33:40 - Evolution of Standup Comedy in India 40:08 - Gaaliyaan and Sarkaari school 47:55 - Origin of "Mummy kaisi hain" 1:00:48 - Maheep on Zakir Khan and Bassi 1:04:43 - Maheep's devotion towards Osho 1:12:55 - Maheep's advice for young comics