Overthinking This

You have got to let it hurt when it hurts. Be it not finding good friends, loving someone who doesn’t love you back, toxic family members or people leaving and then moving on too quickly. This episode we vent about each to feel lighter by the end. Instagram- oshinitis

Oshin loves the idea of growing old but she doesn’t love some things that she has to do now as an almost 21 year old adult. From figuring out why she is sick for the 100th time to bizarre doctor visits, from skin not behaving to changing bedsheets, she is venting on behalf of all those who are new to this adulting thing Instagram @oshinitis

Overthinkers, this episode is your go to for anything you have been needing to hear. Listen to the episode if you overthink a lot, you experienced an embarrassing situation recently, you fear uncertainty, you make up extreme scenarios in your head, you worry a lot or if someone did you wrong and you can’t stop thinking about it. Just a tiny reminder I am no expert on the subject, this episode is p...

Expressing love and affection is not as common and normal in Indian households as expressing hatred is. Thus when at Ayushi's birthday party I noticed how her father was also passionately against putting more than one candle on the cake like my father usually is; I knew we had to rant about it. From having too much fun to ordering food outside, we are venting on your behalf about things Indian par...

Embarrassment is a huge curse for us overthinkers. Thus, our host is highlighting situations that one should avoid at all costs to avoid this curse. From oversharing to vague apologies, grab your notebooks because this educational. If you enjoy the episode please follow and rate the podcast. Instagram@oshinitis

Adulting is not an easy task. The pressure to overachieve at a young age, no hobby classes, no nap times and extreme indecisiveness make it a pain. And even though not much can be done about this inevitable process, we can at least have a vent session. The episode also features a segment called- what are they thinking over? Dhruv Jolly the founder of TapOnn will spill the tea on what entrepreneurs...

People often express love in different ways. Some people show their love for others by giving gifts. Our host also loves buying gifts for her loved ones however what she hates is the discrimination between "thoughtful" and "materialistic" gifts. Enjoy a rant that will resonate with every gift giver ever packed with some fun childhood stories. If you enjoy the episode please leave a review. Follow...

Ever spent your valuable time and energy, trying to figure out what type of a person you are exactly? Well put that worry away. Sneha Shah's new book: What shape are you? is your perfect guide to understanding yourself and others. As Oshin sits down with the author to chat about the book, all fun topics from shape-shifting to adaptability are discussed. Follow the podcast for more such episodes an...

Remember the time you got your eyebrows done for the first time or put on your mother's foundation that was 50 shades different from your own. Well I do and this episode we are revisiting all those first moments. So first and foremost go listen to the episode and if you like it don't forget to follow for more. Instagram @oshinitis

You know we had to give this one a second episode. Listen to the previous episode first for a better listening experience. :)

As the weather gets gloomy and the fog blurs our vision. Spirits rise from the darkest and deepest corners (according to our host's imagination). Thus this episode she is shqring some spooky stories and we dare you to give it a listen.

Grab your hot chocolates fellas!!!Because this episode we are talking about all things that remind us of winters. Gloomy skies, farewells, Christmas, snowfall, exam season, hobby classes and video games; there is just too much to unpack. Come along as we crawl back into hibernation with bonus stories from Oshin's adventures of learning how to drive.

Some might believe the verdict of the internet. But in today's episode we are honoring the brave hearts who chose to stand firmly with their unpopular opinions. Is Maggi with ketchup a crime? Are K-pop fans a lil too much sometimes? Which lays flavor is the best? Can pulao and biryani be put together in the same context? Should romanticizing life be normalized? Is waking up early in winters justif...

College is an interesting phase of life and after an year's experience, the host is here to share her tips on how to make the most of it. From attendance to outfits and why you should only study before exams; we are dissecting it all this episode. Pro tip- please do your dishes on time.

Done with being single forever, two bestfriends seek help from the internet on how to find a lover. From blaming wattpad for their terribly high expectations to cringing over their past crushes. This episode will tickle your funny bone. Instagram

From jeans way below the waist to veins and jaw lines, we are taking a dig at all things women find "attractive" about men.

Festive season brings guests and guests bring money, treats, kids(who are not a treat to the eyes) and a lot of awkward situations. We are unpacking it all in this episode.

festive season=great food Thus we had to have a conversation with two equally great foodies- Rocky and Mayur Take a sip of water every single time a food item/dish is mentioned and you will be hydrated as hell by the end of the episode.

TW- the use of word death has been made multiple times. From swallowing beads to a constant tiff with odomos and experiencing electric shocks; our host is reliving all these and more past horrifying experiences. Reason- the only way of dealing with trauma she has ever known is by turning it into dry humor. Happy spooky season!!!

From day dreaming to stalking people, yes we all have these guilty pleasures in common. Thus it is high time we rant about these. This episode is a vent session that will make you feel more human. Stay tuned till the end for a fun conversation with actress Aditi Aarya. Rate the podcast if you like the episode and follow for more. Instagram @oshinitis

A myth says that as soon as an Indian becomes a parent, one gains some skills that are only unique to the Indian parenting system. For eg; the art of throwing chappals accurately. Join Oshin in this episode as she sits to rant about things Indian parents do that don't make sense. From getting beaten over a sketch pen to why fear is their key weapon; this is not just a podcast but a medium of catha...