Adarsh Gourav and Shanaya Kapoor bring high energy, college nostalgia, wild confessions and crocodile chaos to NMIMS College for this special Tu Yaa Main campus interview. From Adarsh being an NM kid and spending time with Mumbai’s underground rappers to Shanaya opening up about college memories and why Ms Vanity feels personal, this conversation dives deep into their journey and chemistry. The duo also talk about working with director Beejoy Nambiar, intense crocodile training in Bangkok, the infamous “gutter ka Godzilla” moment, Valentine’s Day plans, and whether Rekha ji is a part of Tu Yaa Main. They even revisit Khoon Bhari Maang and share their biggest takeaway from the cult classic. The episode gets even crazier with a Truth or Dare segment and a hilarious holiday/collab challenge involving a crocodile. Watch till the end for the full madness and behind-the-scenes energy from Tu Yaa Main, releasing on 13th February.

Sudip Sharma on Kohrra Season 2, Writing Real Characters & Powerful Women | Full InterviewIn this in-depth conversation, Sudip Sharma, creator of Kohrra, opens up about the show’s success, the creative risks of Season 2, and why removing Balbir raised the emotional stakes.He speaks about Surinder Vicky’s character across both seasons, his deep research into Mona Singh’s role, and what he learned while writing complex women like Dhanwans — continuing the legacy of strong female characters from NH10 and Udta Punjab.Sudip also reflects on making characters feel uncomfortably real, crafting a powerful first episode, Sudip Sharma on Kohrra Season 2, Writing Real Characters & Powerful Women | Full Interviewand the invaluable lessons he learned from Vishal Bhardwaj and Abhishek Chaubey.A thoughtful breakdown of scenes from Kohrra that stayed with him, and an honest look into the mind of one of India’s finest writers.Kohrra S2 premieres on Netflix on 11 February.

Rahi Anil Barve in a rare, in-depth conversation about Mayasabha, Tumbbad, and what it truly takes to survive the Hindi film industry in the long run.From the pressures that followed Tumbbad’s success to making Mayasabha as a theatrical release in today’s OTT-driven landscape, Rahi opens up about greed, gold, partnerships, PR, profitability, and staying honest as a filmmaker.This full interview traces his emotional and creative journey — from doubt and disruption to clarity and conviction — offering insight for filmmakers, producers, and anyone navigating a long creative career.