20:15 You have a big heart Sanjay Sir 36:09 Decoding India sparked my mind Sir ji 36:50 It takes a lot of courage to reject the social institutions which forces people to remain inside the prison.And people call that courage Craziness. U are legend Sanjay Sir. Hats off to your work.❤
What honesty ! Floored by your public admission of your facts & flaws. Not easy at all. That's what's extraordinary about you - the brutal honesty even with oneself - no self pity or victim complex; unadulterated, in your face expression of anger & disdain; anger on condition of the world & not based on personal ego - justice junkie, as you put it yourself. In a world of self promotion & packaging, lies & deceit- it's rare indeed. Your admission & self awareness of your flaws, makes you fearless. No one can use them against you. At the same time you aren't proud of them or justifying them. That's what I call honesty with self. Good luck. Stay strong...
Very Fascinating interview where the interviewer and Sanjay were both being honest n said things as it is without getting offended..kudos to sanjay for not getting offended and kudos to the interviewer for asking tough questions.
Today I've realised M Sanjay Rajora. I have no idea what M doing with my life, living alone , travelling around the world and idk what's going on. But thanks. It was fun listening to you guys
Hello Sanjay sir... I am a big fan of you... Big fan in the sense that if I get a chance to meet anyone in this world, I will choose you...I know it doesn't make any difference to you...but keep doing what you are doing...in the end of the video you mentioned that even if you have one person who you could be influencing, you would keep doing what you are doing, I can assure you that you have inspired me and have changed the way (to a certain extent) how I look at life, comedy and this world. I look up to you. I want to become a comedian like you. I love you sir😊
this video suddenly popped up. But I think I am seeing My future. i'm 28. Got no one in my family except my mother. And living alone in a city. I wish to have a normal life. I dont' know what's going on. Loved the interview btw.
We all face harsh realities of life, only a few like Rajoura reflect on them and present as satire as a career. Indeed he is not a stand up comedian , but a satirist.
A suggestion, can we have an episode on idea and misconceptions regarding therapy, involving personal accounts? OR About the thought that how hard is it to empathise with people from different realities of Indian society, mostly young growing adults, not just based on caste necessarily, more so from a point of view, about the highly emotionally unhealthy households, coupled with meek financial conditions and the fantasy of every lower middle class boy,"wanting to fulfil dreams of the previous generation" How vicious is that mentality and the consequences of growing up an adult like that.
sir ur question rocks , mazedar tha , baki itna to mere ko pata hi tha iske barein mein, sirf gf's ka nahi pata tha , par aapke questions bade interesting the.
True what Sanjay says - every NRI believes he has left the land of honey to go and get their bag of gold but whatever frustration they build up working in the foreign lands surfaces in their feverish “patriotism”
@@TheFourthDimensionChannel when we do anything which is not influence by past... that's love..when we do things without past memory, then we do only what should have to be done..."live in present is love"..
I think sanjay sir relate everything to his toxic past and then generalize things. His parents were strict you can say toxic but it isn't the case for many of us so it seems that he try to blame our parent's generation in every conversation.
Like all of us he too is a product of his upbringing and culture. But he also reflects and self corrects which very very few of us do. I would learn that from him and start being honest with self atleast.
asar dekha hain apne shabdon ka "sanjay", tumhe kah rahi hun, aise hi thoda main itna criticize karti hun, sab hain , bas postivity nahin. sir mujhe to ye taken for guaranteed leta hain if possible aap ise kaho roz ek ginger ki tukadi (after check its medical conditions, if allowed to him) absorb kare in balanced amount . ginger= +ve.
I like listening to Sanjay bhai. But, honestly speaking, in this video, he looked a little illogical. His arguments were not on point i felt. Maybe because, he was a little high (Just assuming)
Gusse ka ilaj Mr Rajoura - get laid. On a serious note, it's good to see bunch of civilised Jaats trying to civilise other Jaats & Indians. Keep up the good work and yeah, work on finding some lady for yourself :)
Sanjay Rajoura is someone who goes out of his way to declare that he’s “not an intellectual,” a clever little defense mechanism to preempt anyone else from pointing it out. Yet, despite his claims of modesty, he carries himself with the arrogance of someone desperate to be recognized as one. He makes forceful attempts to appear different and sarcastic, but all he ends up revealing is how shallow his knowledge really is. He claims to have read a lot, but when he speaks, it becomes painfully clear that he’s just another clueless guy trying to grab attention. His language, far from polished, comes across as rustic, further emphasizing the impression of someone trying too hard to mask their lack of depth. Now, some people might think I have a problem with him because of his left-leaning political stance, but that’s not the case. I, as a right-leaning person, have no issue with left-leaning individuals-I like Kunal Kamra, for instance. Despite being left-leaning, Kamra comes across as someone who has some substance, someone who’s well-read and has done his homework. He’s not out there seeking attention for the sake of it. In contrast Sanjay seems perpetually unhappy with everything around him and uses this discontent as a ploy to seek attention. It’s not depth he portrays, but a relentless need to be noticed, which makes his attempts at sarcasm and difference even more hollow.
I like how Sanjay is always unapologetic about being himself and truthful. Thanks!
Indeed. But that needs some real strength and self awareness.
I can understand sanjay frustration, can relate to it, dude is a rockstar.
He is a rockstar indeed.
20:15 You have a big heart Sanjay Sir
36:09 Decoding India sparked my mind Sir ji
36:50 It takes a lot of courage to reject the social institutions which forces people to remain inside the prison.And people call that courage Craziness.
U are legend Sanjay Sir.
Hats off to your work.❤
Thanks dear. Indeed Sanjay is a legend and a real one at that. Thanks again.
Thanks for getting the interview…there is something about Sanjay Rajoura that makes you listen to him…
thanks
Love Sanjay and his work. We need more unafraid and dissenting voices like his. Really enjoying what you guys are creating with this podcast.
Thanks for your words of encouragement
What honesty ! Floored by your public admission of your facts & flaws. Not easy at all.
That's what's extraordinary about you - the brutal honesty even with oneself - no self pity or victim complex; unadulterated, in your face expression of anger & disdain; anger on condition of the world & not based on personal ego - justice junkie, as you put it yourself.
In a world of self promotion & packaging, lies & deceit- it's rare indeed.
Your admission & self awareness of your flaws, makes you fearless. No one can use them against you. At the same time you aren't proud of them or justifying them. That's what I call honesty with self.
Good luck. Stay strong...
Sanjay Rajoura nail the conversation
He is spot on. Thanks.
Bhai fark padta hai...ek awaz duniya badal sakti hai. Aaj nahi toh kal, gyani logon ka ye hi hai..unhe jaane ke baad yaad kiya jaata hai.
Thanks for sharing your life experience sir .......😊
So nice of you
Very Fascinating interview where the interviewer and Sanjay were both being honest n said things as it is without getting offended..kudos to sanjay for not getting offended and kudos to the interviewer for asking tough questions.
Sanjay is an absolute star, honest and straightforward. Prayas is a rising star ✨ 🙂
Today I've realised M Sanjay Rajora. I have no idea what M doing with my life, living alone , travelling around the world and idk what's going on. But thanks. It was fun listening to you guys
Thanks. Good luck with your adventures, sounds like fun. There is no prefixed way of living life unless we subscribe to one.
Hello Sanjay sir... I am a big fan of you... Big fan in the sense that if I get a chance to meet anyone in this world, I will choose you...I know it doesn't make any difference to you...but keep doing what you are doing...in the end of the video you mentioned that even if you have one person who you could be influencing, you would keep doing what you are doing, I can assure you that you have inspired me and have changed the way (to a certain extent) how I look at life, comedy and this world. I look up to you. I want to become a comedian like you. I love you sir😊
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Sanjay you are amazingly crazy and I wish human minds to go crazy in this manner... ❤
It is called proper honesty with self and the surroundings :). Thanks .
This is an appreciation message for Prayas bhai.. 👏👏👏
Thanks. Much appreciated.
this video suddenly popped up. But I think I am seeing My future. i'm 28. Got no one in my family except my mother. And living alone in a city. I wish to have a normal life. I dont' know what's going on.
Loved the interview btw.
We all have our own normals. Pls follow your rationality and learn/reflect on your circumstances.
Rajoura is not angry. He is a bitter nhilist which is common when one faces the harsh realities of life. People misconstrue his rants as stand up.
We all face harsh realities of life, only a few like Rajoura reflect on them and present as satire as a career. Indeed he is not a stand up comedian , but a satirist.
Raw, unadulterated ,blunt ,rugged ghats what is needed . Rather than being compromising sort . Keep up the good work . People need to see this .
That's Sanjay. Exactly.
Addicted to this podcast
We hope to keep up with your expectations. Thanks.
Lovely getting to know Sanjay. Has Sanjay migrated to the UK off late ?
No he has not moved to UK.
this guy is a gem
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ye kya settings ki thi sir, i mean jab tak maine screen on karke timings complete nahin kiye video start hi nahin hua, ho sake to settings bataiyega
Premier setting.
@@TheFourthDimensionChannel thank you
A suggestion, can we have an episode on idea and misconceptions regarding therapy, involving personal accounts?
OR
About the thought that how hard is it to empathise with people from different realities of Indian society, mostly young growing adults, not just based on caste necessarily, more so from a point of view, about the highly emotionally unhealthy households, coupled with meek financial conditions and the fantasy of every lower middle class boy,"wanting to fulfil dreams of the previous generation" How vicious is that mentality and the consequences of growing up an adult like that.
Thanks for sharing your idea. WE will surely try making an episode. It is a very relevant one.
No...... your not crazy .....
"I m human" ...is best
👍
People have rarely 'seen' him , forget his 'unseen' side
People have missed to know a gem.
@@TheFourthDimensionChannel exactly! Still love his standup routines that are so heavy on dogmas in society, politics, religion. Best satirist
Keep doing the good work sir
Thank you, we will.
Mujhay farak padhta hai..keep going Sanjay!
thanks for your support.
sir ur question rocks , mazedar tha , baki itna to mere ko pata hi tha iske barein mein, sirf gf's ka nahi pata tha , par aapke questions bade interesting the.
thanks. Prayas is a star interviewer in the making :). More to come.
Great🙌🙌
Thanks
28:15 harsh truth!
Plz talk avout web series and bollywood with sanjay
Thanks for sharing your thoughts
Justice junkie
Learning and living life
Good takeways Mr Sanjay
Thanks
29:24 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Ye host itna beech me kyu bolte hain..S.H.O wali story ka satyanash kr diya
True what Sanjay says - every NRI believes he has left the land of honey to go and get their bag of gold but whatever frustration they build up working in the foreign lands surfaces in their feverish “patriotism”
Non NRI s too have their bags full of frustrations. It is our individual journey and baggage to deal with.
Sanjay rajoura knoaws jat are just animal type
He says it as it is.
So sad for you 😢
Thanks
He is dark humour stand up comedian
Thanks for sharing your perspective
19:25 bhai vo ma mai hai and aap 16yo ya kuch abusive sa nhi ha.
Pls re-read what is considered 'abusive' in a relationship. Kids can get involved in their age groups.
What is love?
ye question pe ek episode karlo...
What's Ur take on it?
@@TheFourthDimensionChannel when we do anything which is not influence by past... that's love..when we do things without past memory, then we do only what should have to be done..."live in present is love"..
I think sanjay sir relate everything to his toxic past and then generalize things. His parents were strict you can say toxic but it isn't the case for many of us so it seems that he try to blame our parent's generation in every conversation.
Like all of us he too is a product of his upbringing and culture. But he also reflects and self corrects which very very few of us do. I would learn that from him and start being honest with self atleast.
Sanjay Ji ek ko to farq pad rha h
asar dekha hain apne shabdon ka "sanjay", tumhe kah rahi hun, aise hi thoda main itna criticize karti hun, sab hain , bas postivity nahin. sir mujhe to ye taken for guaranteed leta hain if possible aap ise kaho roz ek ginger ki tukadi (after check its medical conditions, if allowed to him) absorb kare in balanced amount . ginger= +ve.
Ginger and positivity 🤣🤣. Sorry too funny.
@@TheFourthDimensionChannel just give me time to see ur latest one video, then get back to you on ginger :)
Enjoyed the conversation but to be frank, didn't like the condescending voice tone of the interviewer...it felt like he was mostly taunting Sanjay..
Perhaps you like Sanjay tad too much. Prayas was just being honest and straight to the point. Sanjay lives it.
32:34 daru daru kr k asa lag rha ha k interviewr nri wala ghussa nikal rhay . .
Thanks for sharing your perspective
Guys I request you not to film something when you driving..you are both phenomenal and inspiring but please Don’t set such precedence.
It's all legal and safe.
sanjay, aisa nahin lag rha tumko ki kuch kuch batein tumne kisi aur se suni ho , i mean online padi ho jaise ki "main"😉😉
Hai malum humein zanatt ki hakikat lekin .....
@@TheFourthDimensionChannel dam bhar ka haunsala na raha ise paane ka :), #jobhiho
@@TheFourthDimensionChannel excuse excuse excuse, sochna band kar do abhi kuch bigda nahin hain
I like listening to Sanjay bhai. But, honestly speaking, in this video, he looked a little illogical. His arguments were not on point i felt. Maybe because, he was a little high (Just assuming)
He is always high on transparency and straightforwardness. Perhaps too hot to handle 😉
@@TheFourthDimensionChannel definitely, that's why we love to hear him :)
Ek baat to poori kar lene do....har baat ko beech me tok kar topic change kar dete ho
Thanks for your feedback
True about NRI.THEY PREACH LIKE TYPICAL BABAS
And babas preach like NRIs.
Next
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kar lo
Ok
Gusse ka ilaj Mr Rajoura - get laid. On a serious note, it's good to see bunch of civilised Jaats trying to civilise other Jaats & Indians. Keep up the good work and yeah, work on finding some lady for yourself :)
Let us not judge him or his sex life. Anger is an independent emotion
urban tuchha 🤣😂
Online tucchi ... ;) , sorry cud not resist.
Main fan nahi hun like minded hun, aaj word Mila mujhe
dopler effect is same
teacher is not explaining nicely at time
yes, only if our teachers could make that extra effort to teach things more engagingly.
Just summary
Ooowwwwhhhaaaaa.....
Waves (energy field) are interacting with space-time.
ab bhi kharab hote, sir sanjay ki baat mat sunana , sharab is not good thing.
Sanjay ke kehne se koi sharab nahin piyega ya chhod dega. Agreed that it is not a good thing, but it is a personal choice too.
आवाज़ बेकार होती है गाडी मे
Thank you
And he is unfortunately jat
He knows them well, inside out
Bogus conversations
Thanks for your time. Take care.
Frustrated soul
Good luck, seek help.
This guy definitely have a medical condition
See a doctor buddy.
Nope bro .. he is perfectly fine .. i m doctor too ..
Sanjay Rajoura is someone who goes out of his way to declare that he’s “not an intellectual,” a clever little defense mechanism to preempt anyone else from pointing it out. Yet, despite his claims of modesty, he carries himself with the arrogance of someone desperate to be recognized as one. He makes forceful attempts to appear different and sarcastic, but all he ends up revealing is how shallow his knowledge really is. He claims to have read a lot, but when he speaks, it becomes painfully clear that he’s just another clueless guy trying to grab attention. His language, far from polished, comes across as rustic, further emphasizing the impression of someone trying too hard to mask their lack of depth.
Now, some people might think I have a problem with him because of his left-leaning political stance, but that’s not the case. I, as a right-leaning person, have no issue with left-leaning individuals-I like Kunal Kamra, for instance. Despite being left-leaning, Kamra comes across as someone who has some substance, someone who’s well-read and has done his homework. He’s not out there seeking attention for the sake of it. In contrast Sanjay seems perpetually unhappy with everything around him and uses this discontent as a ploy to seek attention. It’s not depth he portrays, but a relentless need to be noticed, which makes his attempts at sarcasm and difference even more hollow.