Vir Das is not just a comedian, he’s a storyteller, a provocateur, and in his own words, a firm believer in the power of being “stupid.” In the season finale of Maybelline Presents BraveTalk with Nikhil and Friends, he delivers what feels like a masterclass on life, resilience, and originality.

This finale episode is honest, hilarious, and deeply human — a fitting end to a season of brave conversations that reminded us we’re not alone.

Trinetra Haldar Gummaraju shares how leaving medical school while living as a man became an act of survival - a decision that saved her life. She opens up about the emotional journey of transitioning, the rare gift of her parents’ unconditional support, and their choice to seek therapy to support her. She also speaks powerfully about the legal inequalities trans people face in India, and the real harm of transphobia and homophobia in today’s world.

Raghav Juyal opens up about choosing his own path in the film industry and building a career without family support​ and media connections. He also shares why his passion has shifted from dance to acting.​ He candidly opens up about the pressure men face to hide their emotions, and the lack of safe spaces to be vulnerable.

In the third episode of Maybelline Presents BraveTalk with Nikhil and Friends, host Nikhil Taneja sits down with the endlessly entertaining and deeply thoughtful Raghav Juyal, a dancer, actor, creator, and all-around original, for a conversation that is equal parts hilarious and heart-hitting.

Dolly opens up about the impact of body shaming she faced while growing up and the complicated relationship she shares with her parents because of it.

She talks about moving to Delhi from a small town, navigating loneliness, and facing harassment in this city — but also finding healing through self-love and the power of female friendships, including her unexpected bond with Komal Pandey.

In the powerful premiere episode of Maybelline Presents BraveTalk with Nikhil and Friends, host Nikhil Taneja sits down with viral content creator and unapologetic truth-teller Apoorva, also known as The Rebel Kid, for a deeply honest and emotional conversation that goes beyond the screen.

From taking digital detoxes and navigating public controversy to rebuilding confidence, making a comeback, and sharing hilarious college memories, Apoorva opens up like never before.

She talks about the heartbreak of disappointing her father, and the quiet strength in his words: "No matter what happens, I’m always standing with you." She also reflects on her close bond with her mother, and the reminder that even in the toughest times, "masti nahi rukni chahiye".