AfterHours with All About Eve

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  • Everyone has a podcast these days, we know. But AfterHours with All About Eve is different. We're not after virality, we're just trying to have a good conversation with interesting people. Whether it's Smriti Irani narrating hilarious stories about being jailed as Tulsi or Devita Saraf talking about how she deals with sexist uncles, AfterHours with All About Eve discovers a new side to people we all recognise. The world knows of their achievements, now, through AfterHours, they will know the person behind the celebrity. Also available on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Google Podcasts.
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  • Rohan Joshi Gets Candid on AIB, SRK, Dating Apps, Money & Happiness | Bani Anand | AfterHours S3

    Rohan Joshi Gets Candid on AIB, SRK, Dating Apps, Money & Happiness | Bani Anand | AfterHours S3
    Oct 4 2024
    In this episode of the AfterHours with All About Eve podcast, Bani Anand chats with the witty Rohan Joshi for a light-hearted yet insightful conversation. The interview starts as they share their experiences of being single and high-fiving over the chaotic world of dating apps. Humorously continuing the podcast, Rohan warns Bani to avoid dating apps, calling them a fast track to losing faith in humanity. He reflects on accepting his role as a friend in relationships, emphasising the joy of platonic love and the happiness that comes from living with friends. As they dive deeper, Rohan shares hilarious stories about entitled dating bios, where some women expect extravagant gestures like 'Take me shopping.' They both recount cringe-worthy moments from their dating app journeys, including an incident when a fan posted a picture with Rohan from Lollapalooza that led to him getting a date. The conversation shifts when Bani asks about the belief that men and women can’t be 'just friends.' Rohan disagrees, arguing that friendships transcend gender. He dismisses the glorification of one-sided love as 'garbage' and debunks the 'friend zone' concept, sharing that many men mistake kindness for romantic interest and how he prefers to assume friendship until told otherwise. As they explore dating in the public eye, Rohan expresses concern about whether people are interested in him for who he is or for his AIB fame. Their conversation transitions to fame, with Rohan describing himself as 'popular with a small p.' He shares insights from working with Bollywood A-listers like Shah Rukh Khan and Alia Bhatt, which have grounded his perspective on fame. Bani playfully asks if Rohan has had the chance to play PlayStation with Shah Rukh Khan—a dream yet to be fulfilled. They discuss how delivery apps and capitalism encourage impulse spending. Rohan argues against the misconception that 'money can’t buy happiness,' suggesting that financial security can lead to unique experiences, using Bani’s Maasai Mara trip as an example. They critique unrealistic romantic ideals from 90s Bollywood films, with Rohan humorously dissecting iconic characters and their dramatic love stories. He shares his regrets about dropping out of engineering and the struggles caused by not communicating openly with his family. The podcast wraps up with Bani asking Rohan how he relaxes. He shares his love for video games, board games, and food, offering his favourite recommendations. They conclude with a playful game where Rohan humorously suggests the worst gifts for friends like Kullu, Sumukhi, Tanmay, Zakir, and even Bani herself. (00:00) Episode begins (2:13) Why one should avoid using dating apps (3:14) Rohan discusses platonic relationships (3:47) The worst bios on dating apps (6:39) Profiles he came across on dating apps (7:20) A guy who got a date using a photo with Rohan (11:07) The concept of arranged marriage (12:50) The challenges of being with Rohan (14:23) Can a guy and a girl just be friends? (16:37) Rohan Joshi on the concept of the friend zone (19:50) The price of popularity (23:51) Did Rohan play PlayStation with Shah Rukh Khan? (26:17) Rohan on the convenience of 10-minute delivery apps (27:24) Can money buy happiness? (28:27) Love or money? (32:01) Two ways to express love to a woman (34:54) Rohan's bad life choices (42:36) Things Rohan Joshi dislikes (43:40) Rohan Joshi on manifestation (47:30) Rohan Joshi on LinkedIn influencers (49:48) Rohan discusses couple influencers (53:24) Rohan Joshi on pseudoscience on the internet (01:00:26) Lack of critical thinking in the digital age (01:03:03) How does Rohan Joshi unwind AfterHours? (01:05:28) Game segment Follow Rohan on Instagram: / mojorojo Follow Bani on Instagram: / bani.g.anand Follow us: Instagram: / allabouteve_in Facebook: / allaboutevein Website: https://allabouteve.co.in/
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    1 hr and 10 mins
  • Manav Kaul Ki Kahani - Being Single, Relationship With Vidya Balan, Writing, Love & More | AAE S3

    Manav Kaul Ki Kahani - Being Single, Relationship With Vidya Balan, Writing, Love & More | AAE S3
    Sep 30 2024
    In this episode of the AfterHours with All About Eve podcast, Bani Anand engages with the multitalented Manav Kaul for an insightful discussion on his creative journey and personal philosophy. The podcast starts with Manav Kaul reflecting on his challenging role as Tribhuvan in the web series 'CA Topper' and the inspiration he drew from his brother’s experiences. He delves into his views on morality, influenced by Dostoevsky’s 'Crime and Punishment,' as well as his non-idealistic outlook on life, including his time living in a chawl and his belief that true art transcends personal circumstances. Manav also discusses his 12-year break from acting and how his evolving life choices have affected his friendships and love for books. Manav Kaul emphasises the need to embrace change to avoid stagnation and contrasts his preference for fictional worlds with reality. He reveals his thoughts on selfishness and shares solo travel experiences in Scandinavia and England, where he immersed himself in new cultures and met individuals like an Afghani refugee and Ukrainian artists. As the interview unfolds, he talks about his creative process, dislike for self-help books, and how he finds joy in writing for personal satisfaction. Manav aligns with Kafka’s wish to have his work destroyed after his death and shares memorable experiences from working on 'CityLights' with Rajkummar Rao and collaborating with Vidya Balan on 'Tumhaari Sulu.' He discusses the financial realities of writing, the debate between theatre and film, and his belief in living in the moment, quoting Ruskin Bond. Manav reveals his lack of religious belief and lesser-known passion for painting, sharing a story about his play 'Peele Scooter Wala Aadmi.' Manav also highlights how travelling helps him realise the relative insignificance of his problems and critiques the obsession with answers. (00:00) Episode begins (02:04) Manav on his role as Tribhuvan in 'CA Topper' (04:14) Manav on Dostoevsky’s 'Crime and Punishment' and his own morality (06:03) Living in a chawl and the importance of writing in his life (07:29) The impact of Manav’s 12-year break from acting (10:58) What success means to him and his advice to others (13:26) Why his old friends are no longer around (15:03) How Manav’s routine affects his social life and his love for books (16:24) The importance of embracing change in life (17:59) Fictional world vs reality (20:23) Manav on long-term relationships (23:52) Manav on selfishness and personal happiness (25:45) Solo travel stories (29:25) How he met an Afghani and Ukrainian refugees (31:55) Manav’s writing process (32:35) Manav’s take on self-help books and motivational messages (37:10) Manav on legacy and Kafka’s influence on his perspective (39:52) Acting as a therapeutic experience for Manav (41:32) Manav's experiences working with Rajkummar Rao on 'CityLights' (43:29) Working with Vidya Balan and their enjoyable time on 'Tumhaari Sulu' (44:25) How he chooses his projects (45:49) The financial realities of writing and the joy of connecting with readers (46:40) Manav on people who struggle with theatre (51:21) Manav on happiness and living in the present (52:16) Manav’s lack of faith and philosophical outlook (53:09) Manav's best-kept secret (56:24) Manav on writing 'Peele Scooter Wala Aadmi' (57:41) Manav's solution to log kya kahenge (01:00:18) Manav on why questions are better than answers (01:01:57) Why he doesn’t follow anyone on Instagram (01:03:01) The worst review he has received (01:04:41) How Manav Kaul unwinds AfterHours (01:06:15) Preference for living freely over conventional life (01:07:28) How he would like his story to unfold (01:08:31) Excitement for the film 'Baramulla' (01:09:19) Manav on Kashmir (01:11:10) Game
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    1 hr and 17 mins
  • ‪Srushti Tawade‬ on MTV Hustle, Relationship with King, Badshah, MC Square & Paradox | Bani Anand

    ‪Srushti Tawade‬ on MTV Hustle, Relationship with King, Badshah, MC Square & Paradox | Bani Anand
    Jul 4 2024
    Points covered in the video Professional Experiences: - First makeup experience on the set of MTV Hustle. - Navigating the post-MTV Hustle phase and the price of popularity. - Memorable incidents, including a train journey and a trekking adventure. - Early career moments, including her first show and the story behind "Mai Nahi Toh Kaun”. - Working with fellow artists like King, Badshah, MC Square, and Paradox. Personal Insights: - Authentic self and self-image. - Dealing with online trolling. - Sharing traumatic experiences and gathering the courage to face them. - Advice to teenagers facing similar challenges. Relationships and Red Flags: - Why some women choose red flags over green flags. - Her personal red and green flags. Music Industry Insights: - Unreasonable demands by artists. - Influence of social media and perception. - Investing in social media and followers. Lighter Topics: - Interest in improv comedy. - Bond with Rajat Sood. - Ultimate dream. - How she unwinds after a long day. Timestamps (00:00) Episode begins (3:10) Srushti Tawade on getting her makeup done for the first time on the set of MTV Hustle (5:01) Srushti Tawade narrates an incident that happened on a train (10:22) Post MTV Hustle phase and the price of popularity (11:26) What it means to be one’s authentic self (14:25) Her first show (15:09) Story behind "Mai Nahi Toh Kaun" (16:37) Srushti Tawade's trekking experience (19:14) Experiencing molestation (20:44) Getting trolled for sharing her story (21:52) How she gathered the courage to face her abuser (26:13) Her advice to teenagers going through similar experiences (29:15) Srushti Tawade on self-image (32:14) Why some women choose red flags over green flags (34:51) What are her red and green flags? (40:24) Why some artists have unreasonable demands (52:43) On people who only want to create an image (54:35) People investing in social media and followers (56:18) Srushti Tawade on her relationship with King (59:15) Her relationship with Badshah (1:01:34) Strange conversations with famous people (1:04:19) Her relationship with MC Square and Paradox (1:07:15) How things were on MTV Hustle (1:08:53) Her interest in improv comedy (1:10:35) Her bond with Rajat Sood (1:14:34) Her ultimate dream (1:16:57) How does Srushti Tawade unwind AfterHours #hustle #mtvhustle #srushti #srushtitawde #srushtitawade #rapper #hiphop #desihiphop #interview #podcast #afterhourswithaae #afterhours #allabouteve #badshah #mcsquare #king #paradox #mtvindia #hiphopmusic #mainahitohkonbe Follow Srushti Tawade on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/srushtinahi... Follow Bani on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bani.g.anand/ Follow us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allabouteve... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/allaboutevein/ Pinterest: https://in.pinterest.com/allabouteve_in/ Website: https://allabouteve.co.in/
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    1 hr and 23 mins
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