Awful and Awesome Ep 214: The Family Man Season 2, Sunflower, Dobara Alvida
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ContributeWhile talking about the short film Dobara Alvida:
Rajyasree: This film was not good, to put it mildly, but I watched the full thing. It’s about...
Abhinandan: It’s 25 minutes. “I watched the full thing”, as if you’ve run a marathon. Even I watched it!
Rajyasree: It seemed like two and a half hours, na.
Abhinandan: The biggest show slacker of the world has watched it so it’s not some sort of an achievement.
Rajyasree and Abhinandan burst out laughing.
This and a whole lot of other stuff awful and awesome as Abhinandan Sekhri and Rajyasree Sen discuss web series Sunflower and the second season of The Family Man; Royal Stag’s short film Dobara Alvida; and a Danish road safety ad.
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Timecodes
00.01 - Introduction
02.19 - Subscriber letters
04.55 - The Family Man Season 2
13.54 - Subscriber letters
15.35 - Sunflower
31.37 - Subscriber letters
35.01 - Dobara Alvida
45.53 - Subscriber letters
47.44 - Danish road safety ad
51.25 - Subscriber letters
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