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Katha Katta

Katha Katta

By: Radio City India
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Katha Katta is a love story podcast. It doesn't look at caste, religion, gender or appearance. Love that can be found at any stage of life. Love is expressed in many ways. Which is pure and eternal. Such love stories strengthen our faith in love.

2025 Radio City India Relationships Social Sciences
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  • CHAAK

    CHAAK
    Jul 8 2025

    In this episode of Katha Katta, we reflect on how philosophical quarrels are natural, but holding onto anger isn’t. Differences may remain, yet ego shouldn't. Life is about cherishing the days ahead, not counting the past, and spreading happiness beyond just our own.

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    11 mins
  • RAJHANS

    RAJHANS
    Jun 23 2025

    He is black, she is fair, he is thin, she is fat, he is tall, she is short, he likes action movies, she prefers love stories, he doesn't eat non-veg, but she enjoys veg. Despite their differences, they stay happy because they fill each other's gaps, as shown in this episode of Katha Katta.

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    15 mins
  • MOGRA FULALA

    MOGRA FULALA
    Jun 16 2025

    Sometimes marriage is a compromise, a transaction. Many couples come together against their will, surrendering to circumstances or parents' wishes. But if they give time to know each other, attraction will grow. As shown in this episode of Katha Katta.

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    11 mins

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