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In this episode of Pop Wrap, Snayhil, Antariksh, and Abbas delve into the intriguing world of 'Bollywood Parents' and how they're portrayed in movies. They explore beloved characters who pass on trauma to their children. Get ready for fresh perspectives on this cinematic portrayal of parenthood. Tune in!

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Don't just sit there slack-jawed, buggy-eyed, because we're joined by THE West End Sultan- Mr. Irvine Iqbal! (Say what?! *faints) This week, AW flies solo as this royally outspoken British stage star joins the torture chamber to see if they can accept the Spectre- one of India's finest metal bands with their album 'Now or Never', before settling in for some 'Bombay Dreams', with the 2002 London cast!

Plus, we chat South Asian representation, knee-jerk reactions, misbehaving at school, casting choices, allyship, and so much more in this brriiiilliant episode!

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In this episode we celebrate Shah Rukh and Kajol's 30 years in Bollywood! We take a trip down memory lane and talk about their movies, their lives, and their impact on our lives.

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This week on IVM Likes, Antariksh and Zalak are joined the hosts of Big talk about Tiny humans podcast hosts - Devishobha and Dr. Meghna. We talk about parenting and how we can approach it in a new and refreshing way! We also play games about rating characters from Bollywood movies that were parents on the ‘Good vs. Bad scale’ and if characters that were children in Bollywood movies make it on the ‘Santa's list’ or not! Listen to this episode to find out parenting experts' take on them!

Recommendations of the week - Antariksh recommends the Ashneer Grover interview on Raj Shamani's channel on YouTube, Devishobha recommends the book Codenamed God, Dr. Meghna recommends the book Pachinko and Zalak recommends the movie Marley and Me.

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On this episode of Cyrus Says, we have renowned Film Critic, Author & Journalist Anupama Chopra to talk about her new book 'A Place In My Heart'. But what's with Cyrus and the new hygiene tip for the day? They talk about Anupama's new book and the previous books she has written on DDLJ, King Khan 'SRK' and Sholay. Why do people like rave reviews? Why is it taken personally and how does Anupama bring value to all her reviews without being biased? Anupama talks about why she does not review movies by family members, how she got hooked to South Indian and regional cinema, attending Cannes Film Festival, doing so many things other than reviewing movies, how it all started for her, and being in love with the Hindi film industry. Cyrus and Anupama share a further connection to VHS tapes, talk about Anu's first ever movie review, what the toughest things about being a film critic are, and what she thought of recent movies like 'Spider-Man: No Way Home', '83' and 'Pushpa'. Tune in for this and a lot more.

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On this episode of Cyrus Says, we have renowned Film Critic, Author & Journalist Anupama Chopra to talk about her new book 'A Place In My Heart'. But what's with Cyrus and the new hygiene tip for the day? They talk about Anupama's new book and the previous books she has written on DDLJ, King Khan 'SRK' and Sholay. Why do people like rave reviews? Why is it taken personally and how does Anupama bring value to all her reviews without being biased? Anupama talks about why she does not review movies by family members, how she got hooked to South Indian and regional cinema, attending Cannes Film Festival, doing so many things other than reviewing movies, how it all started for her, and being in love with the Hindi film industry. Cyrus and Anupama share a further connection to VHS tapes, talk about Anu's first ever movie review, what the toughest things about being a film critic are, and what she thought of recent movies like 'Spider-Man: No Way Home', '83' and 'Pushpa'. Tune in for this and a lot more.

You can follow Anupama Chopra on Twitter at: @anupamachopra and on Instagram at @anupama.chopra

Check out Anupama Chopra's new book 'A Place In My Heart'

https://www.amazon.in/Place-My-Heart-Anupama-Chopra/dp/0670094994

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The Brown Table's Shailee Butalia talks with blue13 Dance Company's Achinta McDaniel about the stage adaptation of DDLJ on Broadway. Will the show capture the magic of one of Bollywood's most endeared films? Or will it miss the mark?

We are officially 1! Too bad we can't have a birthday party to celebrate. We missed out on so many events this year! Let us tell you about some of our favorite events that we missed out on in 2020. Plus, there was another special anniversary this year! Tune in to hear all about it, especially you Bollywood fans out there!

On this week's episode of IVM Likes Mae returns to recommend a poignant documentary about India's first female taxi driver, Amit recommends a fantasy book series featuring a private eye wizard, and Sharanya recommends an Australian TV show that tackles serious themes in a funny way.

Later on the three of them discuss their 'Pop culture black holes' - stuff that's extremely famous that they completely missed out on. Prepare yourself for Sharanya's shocking confession.

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