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Timecodes

00:01 - Introduction

03:18 - Asuran

12:17 - Army of the Dead

24:52 - Subscriber letters

29:03 - Music directors 

47:34 - Alma Matters: Inside the IIT Dream

1:00:27 - Subscriber letters

1:05:43 - Eurovision Song Contest 2021

1:09:44 - Subscriber letters

1:10:57 - Greenpeace ad


Talking about the last scene in the film Army of the Dead and Huma Qureshi’s character:

Abhinandan: I’m shocked people watched this film

Rajyasree: (Laughs) I liked it!   

Abhinandan: I’m very sad that Huma did this.

Rajyasree: I was thinking of you because I know of your fondness for Huma Qureshi. Now explain this to me: they rescue her in the helicopter, then what? Where did she go? She just vanished. Last scene there’s no Huma Qureshi.

Abhinandan: She was taking a breather maybe.

Rajyasree and Abhinandan burst out laughing.

This and a whole lot of other stuff awful and awesome as Abhinandan Sekhri and Rajyasree Sen discuss the films Asuran and Army of the Dead; Netflix series Alma Matters; the Eurovision Song Contest 2021, and Greenpeace UK ad. They also pay tribute to three music directors – Shravan Rathod, Raamlaxman and Vanraj Bhatia.

PS: Abhinandan also talks about when he met Dave Bautista.

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