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Where Adda meets Arattai
Amborish Roychoudhury and Prasanna Raman
9 episodes
4 days ago
A Bengali who hates fish and a Tamilian who speaks fluent Hindi come together to talk about pop culture. Raman Prasanna and Amborish Roychoudhury - helpless film buffs both - rant about things that affect them, including language, culture, cinema and everything in between. For feedback, comments & criticism: amborish@outlook.com.
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A Bengali who hates fish and a Tamilian who speaks fluent Hindi come together to talk about pop culture. Raman Prasanna and Amborish Roychoudhury - helpless film buffs both - rant about things that affect them, including language, culture, cinema and everything in between. For feedback, comments & criticism: amborish@outlook.com.
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Episodes (9/9)
Where Adda meets Arattai
The Most Boring Episode Ever
History is boring. Stories are fun. But do these ancient stories even matter today? (Let us know what you feel. Write to us at amborish@outlook.com.) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/amborish-roychoudhury/message
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5 years ago
19 minutes 41 seconds

Where Adda meets Arattai
The N Word
In this episode we discuss your favourite N word. We look at nepotism through the years in Hindi cinema and down south, and discuss why it may - or may not - be the whole story. (Let us know what you feel. Write to us at amborish@outlook.com.)
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5 years ago
29 minutes 50 seconds

Where Adda meets Arattai
Of movie tickets, VCR adventures and suicidal nighties.
Watching movies in the 90s was fraught with adventure, whether it was buying movie tickets or watching “instructional videos” on VCR at home. We go down memory lane to dig out some colourful anecdotes.
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5 years ago
27 minutes 22 seconds

Where Adda meets Arattai
When Amborish met Anurag Kashyap and Prasanna spotted Fardeen Khan
We are small town guys. Spotting celebrities was big deal for us. And we kept getting lucky!
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5 years ago
24 minutes 33 seconds

Where Adda meets Arattai
Ramblings on The Mahabharata - Part 2
We continue our chat on Mahabharata. Let us know about what you feel. Write to amborish@outlook.com. (Note: We’re not subject matter experts. This is from our readings different versions of the epic and watching the serial on television years ago.)
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5 years ago
15 minutes 48 seconds

Where Adda meets Arattai
Ramblings on The Mahabharata - Part 1
We ramble blasphemously about the characters of India’s great epic Mahabharata and its timeless story, one that still resonates. This is the first part of the discussion. Concluding part next week.
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5 years ago
20 minutes 41 seconds

Where Adda meets Arattai
Ramayan, King Kong, and why Arun Govil couldn’t light a cigarette
Doordarshan’s classic TV serial Ramayan is back in our lives. Amborish and Prasanna take a walk down memory lane,
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5 years ago
14 minutes 38 seconds

Where Adda meets Arattai
Why Prasanna Hates Rishi Kapoor
Prasanna used to hate Rishi Kapoor with a vengeance. Listen to know why.
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5 years ago
14 minutes 50 seconds

Where Adda meets Arattai
Where Adda meets Arattai (Trailer)
5 years ago
1 minute 1 second

Where Adda meets Arattai
A Bengali who hates fish and a Tamilian who speaks fluent Hindi come together to talk about pop culture. Raman Prasanna and Amborish Roychoudhury - helpless film buffs both - rant about things that affect them, including language, culture, cinema and everything in between. For feedback, comments & criticism: amborish@outlook.com.