The Awful and Awesome Entertainment Wrap Ep 146: Jamtara, Kobe Bryant, Kangana Ranaut, and more
The pop culture podcast that isn’t afraid to pop the bubble.
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ContributeReplying to Newslaundry subscriber Tariqur’s question about Abhinandan “failing to lambast Deepika Padukone for one of the worst movie promotions”.
Rajyasree: Yes, Abhinandan, why?
Abhinandan: Because I’d rather die. I’d rather burn in hell than say one nasty word to Deepika. I’d rather cross a bridge on blades and get a wedgie with a razor than say anything nasty to Deepika. Yes, Tariq!
Rajyasree: But you are so fair and unbiased, no?
Abhinandan: I never said I am unbiased.
Rajyasree: Now, we have seen that you are not.
Abhinandan: No, one can be unbiased. You must hear my podcast on that. You cannot be objective and unbiased as a human being.
Rajyasree: But you can be fair.
Abhinandan: ...and lovely?
Abhinandan and Rajyasree burst out laughing.
This and a lot more as Abhinandan Sekhri and Rajyasree Sen discuss the films Street Dancer 3D and Bombshell, Netflix series Jamtara, BBC Two’s Giri/Haji, MTV’s Republic Day ad, Vicco Vajradanti’s new commercial, Kobe Bryant, Kangana Ranaut, and a whole lot of other stuff awful and awesome.
References
Kangana Ranaut is officially the Mad Queen of Bollywood
Produced and recorded by Parikshit Sanyal, edited by Satish Kumar.
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