Not Your Aunty

Kiran Manral and Shunali Shroff have a warm chat with Priyanka Chaturvedi, member of the Rajya Sabha. This is surely unmissable!

A thought-provoking analysis of how the Laapata Ladies represent broader themes of women's autonomy and expression. The discussion challenges beauty standards in media, examines typecasting concerns in the film industry, and celebrates performance authenticity. Personal narratives of body positivity underscore the importance of fitness beyond societal ideals, creating a nuanced look at women's experiences across different Indian contexts.

Priyanka Chaturvedi joins Kiran Manral and Shunali Shroff for an engaging discussion on her transition into politics post-26/11, her experiences as a woman in governance, and social media trolling. She talks about balancing family, misconceptions about politicians, and why mentorship is key for women in leadership. The conversation also explores her life in Delhi and even political comedy, making this a must-listen episode filled with insight and laughter!

Shunali Shroff and Kiran Manral took a quiz that changed their perspective on narcissism. Now, they’re diving deep into what makes a narcissist, sharing their own results, and discussing how self-obsession plays out in everyday life. Are you one too? Join them for an insightful and hilarious conversation!

Shunali Shroff and Kiran Manral discuss the growing concerns around Ozempic, a weight-loss drug that once promised miracles but now raises serious health alarms. They explore the deeper issue of society’s obsession with rapid weight loss and whether the risks of these drugs outweigh their benefits. Is it really worth it? Join the conversation as they break down the facts, the myths, and the consequences of chasing weight-loss shortcuts.

This episode unpacks the fascinating and controversial world of Indian godmen. Kiran and Shunali discuss figures like Swami Nithyananda and Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, analyzing their influence, scandals, and the reasons people turn to them for guidance. From spiritual enlightenment to fraud, they explore the fine line between faith and exploitation. With wit and deep insights, they examine the societal need for such figures and the consequences of blind belief.