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Awful and Awesome Ep 342: Love Storiyaan, Argylle, BAFTAs
The pop culture podcast that isn’t afraid to pop the bubble.
While discussing Argylle:
Nainika: I’ve seen a lot of movies since joining this podcast. I’ve watched the awful, I’ve watched the awesome, but I’ve never watched…
Rajyasree: The boring?
Nainika: No, the bizarre. (laughs) It was a bizarre film. I fell asleep, I woke up.
Rajyasree: But, what a starcast they’ve got.
Nainika: I think this film is a money laundering front for all those involved.
This and a whole lot of awful and awesome as Rajyasree Sen and Nainika Singh Rathore discuss the series Love Storiyaan and Feud, movies Argylle and This Is Me…Now, and the BAFTAs.
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Timecodes
00:00 - Introductions
01:27 - Headlines
03:01 - Love Storiyaan
15:09 - Letter
16:10 - Argylle
32:20 - Letter
34:23 - BAFTAs
39:10 - Announcement on NL Sena Modi 2.0 Report Card
40:09 - Feud S2
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