Love Lingo

In this Adulting Unadulterated episode, we ask a question many of us avoid: do you have to forgive someone just because they said sorry? “Maaf kar do yaar” is something many of us have heard growing up. Arsala shares why she believes pressuring someone to forgive can protect the person who caused the hurt more than the person carrying it. Jas talks about the hardest thing she has had to forgive, a...

Trigger warning: This episode has three hosts. Every gym has that one person you eventually end up talking to. For us, it was Natasha Noel. This episode is what happened when we brought that friendship into the studio. From gym crushes and sexual tension to creepy encounters, gym crimes, and deeply personal stories, this conversation goes far beyond the four walls of a gym. Natasha opens up about...

Singer, actor, and woman of trans experience, Rani has spent two decades navigating an industry that was happy to use queerness as a punchline, but rarely as a protagonist. In this conversation, she talks about what it means to enter mainstream cinema not as a moment or a movement, but as an artist who has earned her place. The integrity it takes to know exactly what you can deliver on screen, the...

Modern Indian love is no longer just “arranged” or “love marriage.” It’s somewhere in between awkward talking stages, family involvement, emotional awareness, and trying not to lose your mind in the process. Vipin Yadav and Bibhuti Bhushan, an IIT-alumni couple with a massive online fandom, join us for a fun, honest conversation about modern Indian relationships. From arranged marriages and gender...

A poet is a catalyst, a mirror of the human condition. They feel intensely, endure deep pain, and love with a reckless passion in pursuit of sanity. And when a designer uncovers the poet within, something extraordinary happens layers begin to fall, they come undone, the soul ignites, and transforms itself into words. Is poetry, then, the voice of the soul? When Pranav Kirti Mishra speaks, it feels...

At some point, a gut feeling stops feeling like paranoia and that’s usually when Tanya gets a call. India’s youngest female investigator and the CEO & Founder of Lady Detectives India, Tanya Puri, was at the Love Lingo studio! We go deep into infidelity, betrayal, and the uncomfortable truth most people already know before they pick up the phone to call a detective. This episode is raw, a little i...

Having children used to feel like a milestone. Then somewhere along the way, it became an expectation. This episode sits inside that tension. The quiet pressure. The casual “you’ll regret it.” The assumption that fulfillment has only one shape. This isn’t an episode against motherhood, and it isn’t a celebration of opting out. It’s a conversation about autonomy, about growing into your own clarity...

Neeraj Kabi had no godfather. Only his craft and the courage to keep showing up. What does it really take to survive in Bollywood and a city that doesn’t slow down for anyone? This is not a success story told in hindsight. This is a story about the invisible years: the waiting, the humiliation, the odd jobs, the auditions that ended midway, the tears no one saw, and the discipline it took to stay....

Neeraj Kabi had no godfather. Only his craft and the courage to keep showing up. What does it really take to survive in Bollywood and a city that doesn’t slow down for anyone? This is not a success story told in hindsight. This is a story about the invisible years: the waiting, the humiliation, the odd jobs, the auditions that ended midway, the tears no one saw, and the discipline it took to stay....

We call it the F word because feminism still makes people flinch. In this episode of Love Lingo, we hold the filters and sit with the discomfort that surrounds feminism today, including the idea that there’s no such thing as a perfect feminist. We talk about why so many people distance themselves from the label while benefiting from what it has enabled. We explore how femininity and emotion have b...

We call it the F word because feminism still makes people flinch. In this episode of Love Lingo, we hold the filters and sit with the discomfort that surrounds feminism today, including the idea that there’s no such thing as a perfect feminist. We talk about why so many people distance themselves from the label while benefiting from what it has enabled. We explore how femininity and emotion have b...

A holiday team hang, but with mics on. This episode is just us getting together, playing a few fun games, asking questionable questions, laughing way too much, and doing what we rarely get to do on camera. No agenda, no deep dives, just team energy, chaos, and holiday vibes. Think inside jokes, friendly roasting, loud reactions, cake, and conversations that only happen when the whole team is in th...

A holiday team hang, but with mics on. This episode is just us getting together, playing a few fun games, asking questionable questions, laughing way too much, and doing what we rarely get to do on camera. No agenda, no deep dives, just team energy, chaos, and holiday vibes. Think inside jokes, friendly roasting, loud reactions, cake, and conversations that only happen when the whole team is in th...

Video killed the radio star. And social media killed the movie star. In this episode, we explore how celebrity culture has shifted over time, and why it no longer feels as distant, polished, or controlled. From gatekeepers and manufactured auras to influencers, scandals, meme fame, and parasocial relationships, we break down how attention became currency and how eyeballs decide who matters now. We...

Video killed the radio star. And social media killed the movie star. In this episode, we explore how celebrity culture has shifted over time, and why it no longer feels as distant, polished, or controlled. From gatekeepers and manufactured auras to influencers, scandals, meme fame, and parasocial relationships, we break down how attention became currency and how eyeballs decide who matters now. We...

Mumbai moves fast, expects more, and rarely lets you pause. Over time, it does something to you. In this episode of Love Lingo, we sit down with Balram Vishwakarma, the founder of the Instagram page AndheriWestShitPosting, to talk about Mumbai Neurosis the constant mental state of surviving in a city that never slows down. From being jobless and closely observing the city, to understanding pop cul...

Mumbai moves fast, expects more, and rarely lets you pause. Over time, it does something to you. In this episode of Love Lingo, we sit down with Balram Vishwakarma, the founder of the Instagram page AndheriWestShitPosting, to talk about Mumbai Neurosis the constant mental state of surviving in a city that never slows down. From being jobless and closely observing the city, to understanding pop cul...

In this conversation, Jagjyot opens up about what shaped him long before the world met AapkaJags — the everyday Indian boy who failed 10th and turned to the camera for comfort, who lost his home at thirteen, rebuilt life step by step and eventually created Hapka with his brother. He talks about love, breakups, loneliness and the strange pressure of being a creator who is expected to stay funny eve...

Modern dating feels like a full time job. And somehow, everyone is dating but no one is connecting. In this unfiltered Adulting Unadulterated episode, Jas and Arsala deep dive into the love crisis of today, dating app fatigue, the paradox of choice, shifting gender roles, the chaos of situationships, intimacy blocks, and the burnout cycle of building and rebuilding hope. We unpack why it’s getting...

Modern dating feels like a full time job. And somehow, everyone is dating but no one is connecting. In this unfiltered Adulting Unadulterated episode, Jas and Arsala deep dive into the love crisis of today, dating app fatigue, the paradox of choice, shifting gender roles, the chaos of situationships, intimacy blocks, and the burnout cycle of building and rebuilding hope. We unpack why it’s getting...

In this episode, we open the door to a kind of love that feels destined, magnetic, consuming and sometimes devastating. Spiritual guide and soul healer Ashtar Tashi joins us to explore the real meaning behind karmic relationships, soulmates, twin flames, destiny, free will, emotional loops and the lessons we keep repeating without realizing. She shares deeply personal stories of her own journey, i...

In this episode, we open the door to a kind of love that feels destined, magnetic, consuming and sometimes devastating. Spiritual guide and soul healer Ashtar Tashi joins us to explore the real meaning behind karmic relationships, soulmates, twin flames, destiny, free will, emotional loops and the lessons we keep repeating without realizing. She shares deeply personal stories of her own journey, i...

Season 2 continues with a voice shaped by public life, identity, and the questions young India is asking today, Anish Gawande. A politician and writer, Anish has spent his career thinking about what it means to participate in democracy as a young person in a rapidly transforming country. In this conversation, he reflects on growing up in an India that is both deeply familiar and increasingly unrec...

Season 2 continues with a voice shaped by public life, identity, and the questions young India is asking today, Anish Gawande. A politician and writer, Anish has spent his career thinking about what it means to participate in democracy as a young person in a rapidly transforming country. In this conversation, he reflects on growing up in an India that is both deeply familiar and increasingly unrec...

Love Lingo is back. And we’re opening Season 2 with a voice that embodies courage, chaos, and clarity, Kubbra Sait. Actor, author, and storyteller, Kubbra has built a career on honesty; unfiltered, unafraid, and entirely her own. In this conversation, she unpacks the weight of the “good girl” label, the quiet unraveling that comes with confronting mental health, and the existential crisis of findi...