Our Last Week (New Season)

In this deliciously introspective episode, Kunal and Anuvab serve up a sizzling conversation about their career journeys, blending personal insights with a playful celebration of the Indian chefs' remarkable ability to master cuisines from around the globe along with conundrums they face with their local chemists and society email chains.

This week, Kunal and Anubhav dive into the city's notorious parking wars, which turn neighbours into nemeses. They also uncover a comedic story of counterfeit currency in the news and they expose the dramatic politics of their building society that rival any soap opera. Also, buckle up for some truly outrageous tales from Indian barbershops, where a simple haircut is never just a haircut. Our Last...

As we try a new studio setup for Anuvab and Kunaal, the conundrums are the still the same. The drama of small change vs the boredom of UPI, the unique challenges of actors dealing with freebies, and the awkwardness of receiving a 'discreet' package from Amazon.

Anuvab wonders whether it is courteous to hold a revolving door for someone, Kunaal wonders if it is even possible. The duo finally learn that every conversation has a cost, but are not sure whether it's daily or hourly.

Kunaal and Anuvab are in their new studio (Not sure if they are happy or sad about it) We also have a new plant along with the duo and we hope atleast that brings the podcast some luck. The duo finally unwrap the mystery of compound interest.

Anuvab has a conundrum inspired by recent family events; how does one technically qualify to be called an orphan? for e.g. is there an age-limit? Also featuring some listener conundrums, including the heartwrenching story of an unattended underwear at the New Delhi airport.

Anuvab and Kunaal are in their long-distance relationship mode. Anuvab is wondering if he needs to start focusing on some kind of shock tactics to get a larger audience. The duo wonder if Kunaal is more of a 'head full of hair character actor' or a 'bald character actor' and Anuvab finds himself in a soup (made from tea leaves). This is an old Patreon episode. Anuvab and Kunaal wil...

As Anuvab travels the world and Kunaal....well, he is somewhere; the duo couldn't get the time to pore over their conundrums this week. To compensate for this very painful heartache, we bring you a FULL AUDIO RECORDING of the FIRST EVER "OUR LAST WEEK" LIVE SHOW, from way back in 2016 AD.

Anuvab & Kunaal go deep into how Indians deal with an operational failure - ranging from electric appliances to the Indian Railways (by slapping). Facing a power cut in the UK, Anuvab compares the transparency of the electricity departments in India & England. And while in the middle of haggling, Kunaal turns casting agent for a professional electrician.

Anuvab has a tale of an old man who volunteers to control traffic in Mumbai and which turns into a horror story about how this city makes you insane. Kunaal doesn't believe in rice casteism. And the duo ponder about how our AI selves can help us deal with telemarketers.

Anuvab shares his dream of gatecrashing a court at least once in his life, while Kunaal hopes to heckle in the Parliament one day. They recount the story of a security guard turned artist in Germany and the merits of having a quirk in ones profession.

Kunaal & Anuvab on nuances of hero worship in our society, and what a cult of Kunaal worshippers would look like. They ponder over the differences between beggars & loiterers. And a fascinating conundrum about corporate culture & time-travel is also covered. Follow @ourlastweekpodcast on Youtube and Instagram for all the updates.

Anuvab & Kunaal ponder about important causes that they chould walk for, or, do they really need a cause? Anuvab argues the duo are ready to be spoken in the same breath as Simon & Garfunkel and Laurel & Hardy. They come to the realization that nothing should put pause to a great party (no, not even someone dying). Follow us on Youtube and Instagram at @ourlastweekpodcast to get update...

Anuvab & Kunaal on how they’ve managed to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Kunaal fact checks Anuvab of the age of this podcast (it’s 9 not 15). The duo then discuss the cultural history of India as they dissect how it led to a train travelling from Jammu to Punjab... without a driver.

Why Anuvab is just like Alexander the Great. Should he take the money or sabotage the gig? How (NOT) to dress for meetings. And finally a listener poses a conundrum about pizza that leads to a discussion on economics. 

On the menu today: The meaning of friendship. How to deal with rude waiters. Is (this) shit art? -This is a repeat episode, Anuvab and Kunaal will be back with a new episode next week.

What more could one ask for than a person who punches you everyday. A handy list of people you shouldn’t mess with. And a contemplation on death and copyright.

What’s the difference between a Bollywood celeb and tech exec. Old ways of communication vs. new, singalongs at rock concerts And how to hold a revolving door open.

Anuvab advises Kunaal to come out of the (podcast) closet. The duo complain about gifts and transactions that take place at an Indian wedding. 

The duo discuss if violence is a good way to get people's attention, who does the small logistics of big events and why are planes landing from the clouds into the clouds. 

Kunaal zones out infront of Anuvab making the duo realise that ultimately all relationships eventually lead to partners zoning out on each other. How begging in English changes the game. Why pull when you can push. Should you click on Cancel or Ok? *This is a repeat episode. The duo will be back in a couple of weeks.

As we lurch towards the end of another year, here are some of best listener conundrums from 2023, here’s bulk dating, extreme exposure, why rickshaw walas are the wisest…and more.

Kunaal and Anuvab get drunk on Christmas Cake. Kunaal hopes he can patent boozy bubble tea. The duo tries to help a listener who is fed-up of curry. And does Santa Claus really exist?

Anuvab and Kunaal meet their listeners in flesh and might be the reason for a few breakups in the city. The duo discuss the politics of mics, dysons, airport lounges and also whoosh whoosh.

The duo contemplate whether it is better to have everything or nothing. Why Anuvab is not a fan of helping old people at airports. Why a poolside doesn’t work for a lit fest. Abbreviated names here and there.