Heeeyyy! Thank you guys for all the love’ Means a lot yaar! After a while, we’re getting this kind of response and this is beautiful. Means a lot! Couldn’t have done it without you guys! Impossible. I know sharing is a task, but would mean the world to us if you could, if you could share it with your loved ones! We want to take this series to new heights, and only y’all can make it possible! New episodes coming soon’ Stay tuned! Sending abundance of love your way! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@biswasghaatwhat a true story is this, the same feeling that biswass has, I also earning a decent amount at 17 and not asked for money from parents this unconsciously gave me the responsibility and the fuckin future and all I also don't have much friends who can hear me and I think i just have burden of boards but don't lnow where I am going like college and all stuff
Rohit I am myself a Kidney transplanted patient and I went through dialisis at the age of 23 . It is a very painful procedure not only physically but mentally too. And the way you shared the fact that you ask you dad about his day and how he is feeling after the procedure felt so warm. Wishing your father good health.
@@biswasghaat thank you for the wish but just would like to correct you that now I am no more on dialysis as I underwent my kidney transplant in 2016 and currently doing great with my post transplant life. All thanks to my mother as she is the one who gave me my life back once again by donating her one kidney. 😊
I am going to turn 25 in 10 days, and I think I needed this podcast. Felt so relatable on so many points, and laughed a lot. Thank you for this. Love love!
the fact that i judged biswas wrongly when i saw him the first time and the kind of respect he has now says a lot about how we shouldn't judge a book by its cover!
Rohit is like when you see him there's a different idea of him in your head like he is the carefree kid who isn't really mature but the perspective he has towards things - Respect Man! absolutely loving this side
Kanishk when you stated the reason for you to not move out of your home...To not leave your family because you are worried about them. I felt you man! I am going through the exact same thing...But I think I'll have to move out for studies to grow and to learn life. Thanks ok tested. This was the best video ever
I relate to Akansha so hard, i left my home at the age of 18 and was the happiest i had ever been. I cant live with my mum bc of the way she manages the house and just the overall vibe she creates, she does the same when she visits me at my place, so i lose the comfortable and peaceful space i have for myself. Family and siblings are a blessing as long as there’s a distance maintained in between.
Me Being a GENZ adult and doing a 9-5 IT job, Having responsibilities.... It really helped me a lot. Literally I took notes of this discussion. Thanks for this podcast.
The day you know you have to take care of yourself on your own without anyone's help,you are a adult. And it's damn difficult. After my dad passed away,it's a struggle everyday to fill into his shoes to take care of things. At times it feels,just give up,but you just can't.😒 I lost dad when I was in London. That trauma,is haunting me everyday till date.
I'm in my twenties still I found everything so relevant, whether it's low esteem, streaming finances or managing relationships or watching your parents grow old everything was on point. I loved every bit of the conversation, especially when it went philosophical. Wanna watch this squad again and again and can never be bored of it. Love you guys
It's so lengthy but still i haven't skipped even for a second its so interesting and nice to see them seriously talking about adulting and stuff great work guys....
Kanishk.. I totally can feel him... I want to go out, be free and live my life the way I want.. but for the reason he explained freaks me out everytime I think of moving out..I won't be able to live with that guilt that I was not there with my family when they wanted me..specially being the single child
Want to see a podcast where u guys talk about your fears , anxiety and battle with mental health issues please . Its such an imp topic which is not spoken too much about n plus We look upto you guys and want an equally honest podcast on the above mentioned topics . Thank you for this kind of series , we are really loving this side of you guys . Keep making such videos and keep growing .#weloveyouoktested# we truly want to see Satyam , Akansha, Rohit n Kanishk in this vdo for sure n all of the other vdos as well from this series
I think such kind of discussion should be done by all of us... Its much needed as we're getting older and know nothing about what the hell is going on with & around us & suffer from depression & loneliness, such discussions can really help in dealing with problems that we most probably endure silently.
As they say, "We should not misread a book by its cover". It holds so true when it comes to Biswas. My father too had to go through dialysis for a couple of years before he succumbed. I can completely resonate with what you feel, Biswas. It feels so so personal. More power to uncle! And a big shout out to you!
Not even a single skip.... No dull moments in the whole 1hr ...... I guess this episode was much needed for me ....am 22 but still I feel like u guys . I don't know why but this was much needed... Thank u so much. Love u all
I literally wait for the next episode just because I'm also a 90s kid and being a north Indian and a Bihari, I find each and every story relatable! Also, I live in Bangalore and miss North India so bad! That feeling of alienness goes away when I see people like you guys who talk in Hindi and have similar stories. You guys make me feel at home! Please keep this up! 1 hour never felt so short! I hope you guys know some people genuinely love you! ❤
I think she didnt even understand what he was trying to say , he said he felt responsible for a child for the first time. Isme kya bare minimum hai?? It ls not his child , khud ka hota to samajh sakte hai
I am seriously shocked at the fact that you guys are are opening up your lives and taking this channel to its heights...I hope this channel remembers you ppl for this...However you guys are winning hearts with these conversations...
I agree with biswas.... We bengali's and specially our parents are really understanding and open minded... My boyfriend stayed with me at our place the whole lockdown cause of some issues.
Felt this conversation to the heart. Most of the struggles people endure at the onset of adulthood (like moving out, becoming independent, relationships, doing taxes, taking care of the family etc) were brought up and discussed. This felt like four random people, all living in different phases of life, just sitting together for a casual conversation about their lives. In love with the raw emotions this segment delivers. I related to a few things. I'm rooting for a horror story session some day!!!!
I think the best part about this is how fresh and genuine this series is; how somethings makes u smile and sometimes sad and so it does to us lotss of love great work.
After having a long hectic day with all the stress watching this episode made me feel like I am sitting with a circle of friends and we are talking about our life and stuffs. Thank you Ok tested. Love from Nepal
akansha just explained how existentialism works - the fine line between starving and choosing to stay in existential crisis vs fasting to know the value of being.
This episode was so much fun, the unfiltered conversations spoke to me directly. Adulting for me is being in love with staying at home than wanting to go out to party on a Saturday night in my own company, watching this podcast, smiling & laughing throughout :D
I CAN RELATE VERY MUCH FELLAS, I GREW UP WATCHING YOU ALL AT MY DOWNS AND YOU NEVER FAILED TO CHEER ME UP. I AM MARRIED, I HAVE 8 MONTHS OLD BABY. WHAT I THINK NOW AND WHAT I USED TO THINK BEFORE REGARDING DAY TO DAY LIFE HAS CHANGED DRASTICALLY..
I relate to Kanishk the most as I am also a 30 yr old woman who hasn't lived outside my home on my own till now. I have been a localite all my life. BTW I tend to watch OK Tested videos only if Kanishk is in it(bcoz of his fantastic sense of humor)❤❤
Such a relatable video, guys. Absolutely loved it. During the video, when you were discussing the situations or asking each other questions , I stopped the video a couple of times, unknowingly and answered them too, as if I was sitting right there, chilling with you all. Keep bringing such lovely episodes.
OmG I enjoyed a lot... Very much relatable... 1 hour just went with blink of an eye... Satyam is so matured and he knows the real struggle of life... giving advice on Savings e.t.c😎 Akansha is superb... very comfortable with any topic among 3 boys... And she is Lady with a determination 💪 Kanishk is the mitochondria of "out of syllabus" very entertaining.. even if he speaks out of topic or useless things ... i just love listening to him again and again❤️ Rohit doesn't mind ... They were roasting him for pretentious, age and sex .. but damn he is too good .. he fucking doesn't care .. he smiles and laughs at them... That's what i like about him😍 Lots of love ok tested 👌
I think this is what open discussion is all about. like when you guys were sharing your stories, it felt like we all have similar struggles in our life, but sometimes couldn't give voice tot them. But the way you guys put forward your opinions and past experiences with an acceptance is what an adulting is. Kudos to you guys, and kudos to OK Tested for bringing such topics and podcasts.
You guys yaaaar!!! Everything felt so homely..the entire conversation was a perfect mix of all emotions. Rohit's breakup stories, satyam's in-love stories, akshansha's vivid description of fart, kanishk's insecurities from leaving his home. Everything felt so f'ing relatable. It's 4:40am and this podcast was like a warm hug on a pouring night. Thank you team ok tested. You made my heart happy❤
If it was happening in real, i would have hated people having beer and talking about themselves and me listening to them, but these guys❤️❤️❤️ they kept me engaged during the entire conversation.
"Out of syllabus" is so awesome 😍... A huge thank you to the person who came up with the concept.. Its funny, its unique.. Above all its bringing us more close to our favorite anchors♥️♥️.. Will be eagerly waiting for the next episode!
Only two episodes till now, but they had given a lot of insight and a view about how things work, ik everyone has their own journey but this is inspiring for a lot of reason... Great concept ok tested 👍❤️
Was having a bad day and stressed mood. Then opened youtube and saw that i have to watch this video. Feeling a lot better now. OK Tested is coming up with great content and all you guys are amazing. Also thanks to youtube for providing a free platform to watch content.
I've recently lost my father due to CKD so i can totally relate to Biswas's story... I used to take care of my father during his dialysis days.. used to give his medicines..used to feed him 3 times..i don't know just while taking care of him maybe I "adulted" too..p.s-I totally relate with Biswas in every aspect❤️
I dont generally write anything in the comment section of videos. But can we all agree on the fact that the set / the room is so beautifully decorated. I like painting and I can see so many famous paintings like starry night, the waves. girl with a pearl earing, self-portrait of van gogh and a few others. Omg this room / set is a vibe. Also the vintage types hardcover books makes the reader inside me so happy. Some other things like the color of the walls, the sitting arrangement, the globe showpiece everything is just so so so good. Its impeccable, hats off to whoever did this decor.
Beautiful extension of episode 1 team OkTested! Loved the life conversations and related with many of them! Also could spot (maybe) the mental conversations Kanishk kept having in between with himself. Keep them episodes coming! Out of Syllabus is totally In Our Hearts! ❤️
This episode was so much more better, has been a wonderful experience! At one moment I started feeling as if I was a part of the conversation, was adding my own thoughts in the conversation in my mind, because of the warmth I feel watching you guys ❤️
It's midnight and I literally laughed so hard when akansha shared the story about her friend getting high that I can't feel my throat now😂 Love this podcast 🤍
It should be a never ending series for ok tested... Just freaking loved the WHOLE video, mtlb 1 ghante ke liye bus gadho ki tarah i was smiling... Jitni jldi ho sake next part please Lots of love to the entire ok tested team♥️
For me , I was literally saying in between "ha sahi me", "ha yahi hota hai " 😄 while watching this series ...waiting for next episode 🙂..and to all subscribers for akanksha you love her , you hate her but boss you can't ignore her...love you girl BIG FAN 😘🥰❣️
Was going through adulting myself where at 22 i have to take care of my parents after hearing to this podcast the baggage has been off my chest ki these problem are common and everything will settle,I so wanted to join you guys in the conversation, I have heard many podcast but none of them deals with problems like this. Really Looking forward to more of stress buster. Ik too much to ask but would love an opportunity to be with you people (Subscriber Edition 😅😂) ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Did anyone notice Biswas secretely wiping out tear from the corner of his eye at 11::51 after talking about his dads dialysis? Aww such a good son taking care of his dad like his child. He got emotional with his dads health. We all will pray for your dads speedy recovery bro. 🥺🙏P:S Satyam got emotional too hearing it.
THE BEST PODCAST EVERR I SAW WHOLE 1 HOUR LONG WITHOUT SKIPPING A SECOND AND YES DOWNLOADED IT TO SEE IT AGAIN BECAUSE IT WAS THAT GOOD ..AND I LOVED THE TOPIC LOVE LOVE LOVE AND ONLY LOVE TO ALL OF YOU FOR THIS I HOPE THIS PODCAST GETS EVEN BETTER WITH TIME AND IT GETS THE SUCCESS IT DESERVES
You guys are like therapy. Healing alot just by listening to you all 😌 I am glad you are back on track , we have been craving for some quality content since long and here it is 👏👏
Yes, i remember I typed and deleted "I love you dad" on a WhatsApp message 20 times atleast... And then finally I sent it... It was a reply to a congratulations message my dad sent to me on my some achvmnt at work!! My dad suddenly called up, and in an extremely soft voice said "kya hua beta, all well?".. i was literally bawling over the phone in my office and told him that I felt I have to tell him that I love him.. he only said "we know beta".. and after that I have told him that I love him so many times.. now it's a normal!
I actually related to what Kanishk said..... Living alone gives you a whole new world of experience which living in your home and with family can never give you.... Living with your family all your life somehow makes you dependent on them for almost everything....
I was feeling every words of yours. This age, the crisis, the peer pressure for future every thing is so relatable. Akansha: I admire your confidence 💥 Kanishk: you are actually man child 😂 Satyam: your bengali is sooo perfect 👌 Rohit: the coolest 🤘 Loved love loving this podcasts!!!
Maine yjhd pehle bhi dekhi thi. Lekin 2018 ki baat hai. Maine high ho kar wo movie dekhi. Aur meri opinions sari change ho gayi. I became a complete different person. Career, love life, friendship sari cheezen samajh aa gayi. Most important, you are on your own now. Thank you guys. Batti phir jall gayi meri. 💕
Really hooked on these podcasts!! And being start adulting is what I have started facing all these things discussed in this. I enjoyed the whole video, didn't skip a single second to move ahead because got learning as well from this.
For past 7-8 days I was going through a lot and I almost decided to finish my life I know it's a very bad decision. Today I watched this video and realised ki abhi to puri life padi h samne let's face this. Adulting teaches us everything man. Thanks a lot to OK Tested. You guys are doing great just keep doing this.
Movie you ask i would say pursuit of happiness What to do after getting everything or after filling every basic needs i would say Read books it opens so many doors or learn new skills like gardening, fitness, cooking, plumbing, carpentering(personal favourite) many more One piece of advice i would say "TALK" ☮️
This episode is not only entertaining but also vey knowledge ful for the 90'kid and obviously for the gen z also.about saving, adulting and looking the life with new perception.grear job ok tested 👍👍👍.Loving this series 👏👏
They are love man. They are the new definition of cool. It was such a beautiful video watching them all talk. Everyone has great intake towards life and the way they carry out is beautiful.
You guys have made such a good decision by making this series. Us 90's kids relate so well with it 😉❤ I totally agree with you Akansha. This calling people "Aunty" when you don't know their name needs to stop. I'm 25 and this happens to me 😂😂😂 nothing makes you feel older than being called "Aunty"!
Heeeyyy! Thank you guys for all the love’ Means a lot yaar! After a while, we’re getting this kind of response and this is beautiful. Means a lot! Couldn’t have done it without you guys! Impossible. I know sharing is a task, but would mean the world to us if you could, if you could share it with your loved ones!
We want to take this series to new heights, and only y’all can make it possible!
New episodes coming soon’
Stay tuned!
Sending abundance of love your way! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
We love seeing you guys like this and specially you.
We really get inspired.. waiting for more such content..all the best 🌼
If you are reading this❤️❤️, just wanna let you know that you are super cute Kanishk ❤️❤️
@@pooja_rawat ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@anushkasharma4979 😍😍😍😍
Aakanksha is really intellectual person.
Kanishk is curious kiddo
Satyam is understanding mature.
Biswas is practical person.
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Exactly
Biswas after that breakup story and his father's story broke my heart dude. i wanna give him a hug so baddd!!
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True
@@biswasghaatwhat a true story is this, the same feeling that biswass has, I also earning a decent amount at 17 and not asked for money from parents this unconsciously gave me the responsibility and the fuckin future and all I also don't have much friends who can hear me and I think i just have burden of boards but don't lnow where I am going like college and all stuff
Akanksha is just so practical and spot on with her thoughts!
Biswas has expressed about his father's condition very maturely, no sobbing no nothing, without giving duck about trp material like etc, etc.
What condition
@@eshanksankhwar2715 dialysis
That is adulting, we learn to deal with our emotions
people dont sob intentionally bro. Woh apne aap aa jaata hai. Example for me, if i am sharing anything too emotional, my tears come out automatically
@@kamranwasifify it's ok dear...all have different ways of dealing with emotions. Crying is very normal.
I didn't skip even 1 second, because all of your talks are so relevant to my life. More such discussions are needed. Love you ok tested ❤️❤️
Exactly felt the same
Rohit I am myself a Kidney transplanted patient and I went through dialisis at the age of 23 . It is a very painful procedure not only physically but mentally too. And the way you shared the fact that you ask you dad about his day and how he is feeling after the procedure felt so warm. Wishing your father good health.
Thank you so much. Hope you're dealing with dialysis better now. Wish you peace and happiness ❤️
@@biswasghaat thank you for the wish but just would like to correct you that now I am no more on dialysis as I underwent my kidney transplant in 2016 and currently doing great with my post transplant life. All thanks to my mother as she is the one who gave me my life back once again by donating her one kidney. 😊
@@studywithalka1825 this is beautiful and I'm so happy for you girl. More power to your mom. Wish you the best of health now 🤗
@@biswasghaat I get Harry Styles vibes from you man you're so...Harry ykwim? 😭 I wanted to say that so badly KAB SE
@@biswasghaat I LOVE YOUR VIBE AND YOUR...YK THOUGHTS ON STUFF! Very positive, attractive, mature and lovely🤗❤️
It’s good to hear a girl’s perspective in this epi , a different perspective from male life experiences from last epi .
Definitely! Hope they add women's perspective in future episodes too.
I am going to turn 25 in 10 days, and I think I needed this podcast. Felt so relatable on so many points, and laughed a lot. Thank you for this. Love love!
Bro I'm turning 26 on this 26th aur meri fatt rhi hai
Biswas kudos to you man. Shared 2 of his most heartfelt moment and didn't make fuss about it and controlled his emotions perfectly
the fact that i judged biswas wrongly when i saw him the first time and the kind of respect he has now says a lot about how we shouldn't judge a book by its cover!
Asbolewtly Troooo
@@smackchie asbiswaslately 😀
Rohit is like when you see him there's a different idea of him in your head like he is the carefree kid who isn't really mature but the perspective he has towards things - Respect Man! absolutely loving this side
Never thought that way. He always came across as someone very mature
Kanishk when you stated the reason for you to not move out of your home...To not leave your family because you are worried about them. I felt you man! I am going through the exact same thing...But I think I'll have to move out for studies to grow and to learn life. Thanks ok tested. This was the best video ever
I relate to Akansha so hard, i left my home at the age of 18 and was the happiest i had ever been. I cant live with my mum bc of the way she manages the house and just the overall vibe she creates, she does the same when she visits me at my place, so i lose the comfortable and peaceful space i have for myself. Family and siblings are a blessing as long as there’s a distance maintained in between.
So.true.
So true but I can't live without my mom dad I can feel kanishk also i am a single child
Me Being a GENZ adult and doing a 9-5 IT job, Having responsibilities.... It really helped me a lot. Literally I took notes of this discussion. Thanks for this podcast.
The day you know you have to take care of yourself on your own without anyone's help,you are a adult. And it's damn difficult. After my dad passed away,it's a struggle everyday to fill into his shoes to take care of things. At times it feels,just give up,but you just can't.😒
I lost dad when I was in London. That trauma,is haunting me everyday till date.
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I'm in my twenties still I found everything so relevant, whether it's low esteem, streaming finances or managing relationships or watching your parents grow old everything was on point. I loved every bit of the conversation, especially when it went philosophical. Wanna watch this squad again and again and can never be bored of it. Love you guys
Totally relate with Kanishk's fear of moving out that fear of not being there if smthg happen and living in guilt of that only moment... ✨
It's so lengthy but still i haven't skipped even for a second its so interesting and nice to see them seriously talking about adulting and stuff great work guys....
Kanishk.. I totally can feel him... I want to go out, be free and live my life the way I want.. but for the reason he explained freaks me out everytime I think of moving out..I won't be able to live with that guilt that I was not there with my family when they wanted me..specially being the single child
Satyam is love
I actually kind of like this series guys, continue doing this podcast it's very raw and real. Just love listening to you guys ❤
Want to see a podcast where u guys talk about your fears , anxiety and battle with mental health issues please . Its such an imp topic which is not spoken too much about n plus We look upto you guys and want an equally honest podcast on the above mentioned topics . Thank you for this kind of series , we are really loving this side of you guys . Keep making such videos and keep growing .#weloveyouoktested# we truly want to see Satyam , Akansha, Rohit n Kanishk in this vdo for sure n all of the other vdos as well from this series
Yes.. Same
Yes correct, totally agree 😭
Yes please!
Noted.
This topic would be definitely worth waiting for
I think such kind of discussion should be done by all of us... Its much needed as we're getting older and know nothing about what the hell is going on with & around us & suffer from depression & loneliness, such discussions can really help in dealing with problems that we most probably endure silently.
As they say, "We should not misread a book by its cover". It holds so true when it comes to Biswas. My father too had to go through dialysis for a couple of years before he succumbed. I can completely resonate with what you feel, Biswas. It feels so so personal. More power to uncle! And a big shout out to you!
Not even a single skip.... No dull moments in the whole 1hr ......
I guess this episode was much needed for me ....am 22 but still I feel like u guys . I don't know why but this was much needed...
Thank u so much. Love u all
I literally wait for the next episode just because I'm also a 90s kid and being a north Indian and a Bihari, I find each and every story relatable! Also, I live in Bangalore and miss North India so bad! That feeling of alienness goes away when I see people like you guys who talk in Hindi and have similar stories. You guys make me feel at home! Please keep this up! 1 hour never felt so short! I hope you guys know some people genuinely love you! ❤
its scary how much i relate to y'all at 19 lmao 💀
That’s actually scary. Lol.?
Same dude and I’m 18 😭
I at 17
This.
Literally 🙂🙂🙂
Akanksha: Bare minimum k liye congratulate karo men ko 😂😂
Wat timing man!😂😂
I think she didnt even understand what he was trying to say , he said he felt responsible for a child for the first time. Isme kya bare minimum hai?? It ls not his child , khud ka hota to samajh sakte hai
I am seriously shocked at the fact that you guys are are opening up your lives and taking this channel to its heights...I hope this channel remembers you ppl for this...However you guys are winning hearts with these conversations...
I agree with biswas.... We bengali's and specially our parents are really understanding and open minded... My boyfriend stayed with me at our place the whole lockdown cause of some issues.
Felt this conversation to the heart. Most of the struggles people endure at the onset of adulthood (like moving out, becoming independent, relationships, doing taxes, taking care of the family etc) were brought up and discussed. This felt like four random people, all living in different phases of life, just sitting together for a casual conversation about their lives.
In love with the raw emotions this segment delivers. I related to a few things. I'm rooting for a horror story session some day!!!!
I think the best part about this is how fresh and genuine this series is; how somethings makes u smile and sometimes sad and so it does to us lotss of love great work.
After having a long hectic day with all the stress watching this episode made me feel like I am sitting with a circle of friends and we are talking about our life and stuffs. Thank you Ok tested. Love from Nepal
Listening to them is like having a conversation with our own friends
Such a huge fun watching them
akansha just explained how existentialism works - the fine line between starving and choosing to stay in existential crisis vs fasting to know the value of being.
That kanishk's " diamond ki thi? Bohot mehengi thi" damn!!😂😂😂😂🤣
This episode was so much fun, the unfiltered conversations spoke to me directly. Adulting for me is being in love with staying at home than wanting to go out to party on a Saturday night in my own company, watching this podcast, smiling & laughing throughout :D
I CAN RELATE VERY MUCH FELLAS, I GREW UP WATCHING YOU ALL AT MY DOWNS AND YOU NEVER FAILED TO CHEER ME UP. I AM MARRIED, I HAVE 8 MONTHS OLD BABY. WHAT I THINK NOW AND WHAT I USED TO THINK BEFORE REGARDING DAY TO DAY LIFE HAS CHANGED DRASTICALLY..
I relate to Kanishk the most as I am also a 30 yr old woman who hasn't lived outside my home on my own till now. I have been a localite all my life. BTW I tend to watch OK Tested videos only if Kanishk is in it(bcoz of his fantastic sense of humor)❤❤
Such a relatable video, guys. Absolutely loved it. During the video, when you were discussing the situations or asking each other questions , I stopped the video a couple of times, unknowingly and answered them too, as if I was sitting right there, chilling with you all. Keep bringing such lovely episodes.
OmG I enjoyed a lot... Very much relatable... 1 hour just went with blink of an eye...
Satyam is so matured and he knows the real struggle of life... giving advice on Savings e.t.c😎
Akansha is superb... very comfortable with any topic among 3 boys... And she is Lady with a determination 💪
Kanishk is the mitochondria of "out of syllabus" very entertaining.. even if he speaks out of topic or useless things ... i just love listening to him again and again❤️
Rohit doesn't mind ... They were roasting him for pretentious, age and sex .. but damn he is too good .. he fucking doesn't care .. he smiles and laughs at them... That's what i like about him😍
Lots of love ok tested 👌
Really liking the "Out of Syllabus" 😊
I think this is what open discussion is all about. like when you guys were sharing your stories, it felt like we all have similar struggles in our life, but sometimes couldn't give voice tot them. But the way you guys put forward your opinions and past experiences with an acceptance is what an adulting is.
Kudos to you guys, and kudos to OK Tested for bringing such topics and podcasts.
You guys yaaaar!!! Everything felt so homely..the entire conversation was a perfect mix of all emotions. Rohit's breakup stories, satyam's in-love stories, akshansha's vivid description of fart, kanishk's insecurities from leaving his home. Everything felt so f'ing relatable. It's 4:40am and this podcast was like a warm hug on a pouring night. Thank you team ok tested. You made my heart happy❤
Kanishk's expression during his nephew's story- this is so relatable!!!
Can't stop loving this series, a big thanks to one whose initiative was to put such a great idea ❤️
If it was happening in real, i would have hated people having beer and talking about themselves and me listening to them, but these guys❤️❤️❤️ they kept me engaged during the entire conversation.
"Out of syllabus" is so awesome 😍... A huge thank you to the person who came up with the concept.. Its funny, its unique.. Above all its bringing us more close to our favorite anchors♥️♥️.. Will be eagerly waiting for the next episode!
I love it how close they all are to each other, just like a family.
Something that everyone should know about adulting man. Hats off to all. Every one should watch this episode 🙏
aakansha was just needed in out of syllabus!!..n she's here
This is the first time I'm in love with something being called "OUT OF SYLLABUS" ❤️😩
When Akansha said kuchh hona hoga to tere hote hi ho jaayege....and kanishk said vo to ho hi gaya(how he talked about his mom) 27:30
Only two episodes till now, but they had given a lot of insight and a view about how things work, ik everyone has their own journey but this is inspiring for a lot of reason... Great concept ok tested 👍❤️
Was having a bad day and stressed mood. Then opened youtube and saw that i have to watch this video. Feeling a lot better now. OK Tested is coming up with great content and all you guys are amazing. Also thanks to youtube for providing a free platform to watch content.
Please next should definitely be horror stories
Is comment ko sab like thoko
Haan be bahot time ho gya koi bhoot wali video nhi aayi
true
Sounds like a plan.
man it'll be a great session for sure😎
I've recently lost my father due to CKD so i can totally relate to Biswas's story... I used to take care of my father during his dialysis days.. used to give his medicines..used to feed him 3 times..i don't know just while taking care of him maybe I "adulted" too..p.s-I totally relate with Biswas in every aspect❤️
hope you are fine❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I dont generally write anything in the comment section of videos. But can we all agree on the fact that the set / the room is so beautifully decorated. I like painting and I can see so many famous paintings like starry night, the waves. girl with a pearl earing, self-portrait of van gogh and a few others. Omg this room / set is a vibe. Also the vintage types hardcover books makes the reader inside me so happy. Some other things like the color of the walls, the sitting arrangement, the globe showpiece everything is just so so so good. Its impeccable, hats off to whoever did this decor.
Your video is so therapeutic. All people suffering from mental health should watch them.
Beautiful extension of episode 1 team OkTested! Loved the life conversations and related with many of them! Also could spot (maybe) the mental conversations Kanishk kept having in between with himself. Keep them episodes coming! Out of Syllabus is totally In Our Hearts! ❤️
Feels great when u can relate to their talks
This is what a podcast should be!!
This episode was so much more better, has been a wonderful experience! At one moment I started feeling as if I was a part of the conversation, was adding my own thoughts in the conversation in my mind, because of the warmth I feel watching you guys ❤️
Respect for all of them
Especially akansha for her struggle n biswas for his love story
It's midnight and I literally laughed so hard when akansha shared the story about her friend getting high that I can't feel my throat now😂 Love this podcast 🤍
It should be a never ending series for ok tested...
Just freaking loved the WHOLE video, mtlb 1 ghante ke liye bus gadho ki tarah i was smiling...
Jitni jldi ho sake next part please
Lots of love to the entire ok tested team♥️
I didn't really expect viswas to have that long relationship... really shocked...and Mr T expert expecting to see ur wedding soon....❤️❤️
Can't wait for part 3 and I really wish out of syllabus series Never end... 😍♥
For me , I was literally saying in between "ha sahi me", "ha yahi hota hai " 😄 while watching this series ...waiting for next episode 🙂..and to all subscribers for akanksha you love her , you hate her but boss you can't ignore her...love you girl BIG FAN 😘🥰❣️
Was going through adulting myself where at 22 i have to take care of my parents after hearing to this podcast the baggage has been off my chest ki these problem are common and everything will settle,I so wanted to join you guys in the conversation, I have heard many podcast but none of them deals with problems like this. Really Looking forward to more of stress buster. Ik too much to ask but would love an opportunity to be with you people (Subscriber Edition 😅😂)
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Did anyone notice Biswas secretely wiping out tear from the corner of his eye at 11::51 after talking about his dads dialysis? Aww such a good son taking care of his dad like his child. He got emotional with his dads health. We all will pray for your dads speedy recovery bro. 🥺🙏P:S Satyam got emotional too hearing it.
Kanky, did I hear it right? We are going to see few old faces back!!!
Can't wait to see the next episodes...........
THE BEST PODCAST EVERR
I SAW WHOLE 1 HOUR LONG WITHOUT SKIPPING A SECOND AND YES DOWNLOADED IT TO SEE IT AGAIN BECAUSE IT WAS THAT GOOD
..AND I LOVED THE TOPIC
LOVE LOVE LOVE AND ONLY LOVE TO ALL OF YOU FOR THIS
I HOPE THIS PODCAST GETS EVEN BETTER WITH TIME AND IT GETS THE SUCCESS IT DESERVES
You guys are like therapy.
Healing alot just by listening to you all 😌
I am glad you are back on track , we have been craving for some quality content since long and here it is 👏👏
This comment is therapy for us! 😍
@@smackchie ...aye 🤩
Yes, i remember I typed and deleted "I love you dad" on a WhatsApp message 20 times atleast... And then finally I sent it... It was a reply to a congratulations message my dad sent to me on my some achvmnt at work!!
My dad suddenly called up, and in an extremely soft voice said "kya hua beta, all well?".. i was literally bawling over the phone in my office and told him that I felt I have to tell him that I love him.. he only said "we know beta".. and after that I have told him that I love him so many times.. now it's a normal!
Awwwww! That’s tooo cute!
Made me cry Dude!!
This is my everyday life and things that I discuss with my friends!! It felt like a daily conversation and not a mere podcast! Loved it!! ❤
Oktested you did a great job , this is one of the best talk an adult could have with his/her friends
I actually related to what Kanishk said..... Living alone gives you a whole new world of experience which living in your home and with family can never give you.... Living with your family all your life somehow makes you dependent on them for almost everything....
I was feeling every words of yours. This age, the crisis, the peer pressure for future every thing is so relatable.
Akansha: I admire your confidence 💥
Kanishk: you are actually man child 😂
Satyam: your bengali is sooo perfect 👌
Rohit: the coolest 🤘
Loved love loving this podcasts!!!
Ek bhi second skip nahi krna pda, such a heartful conversation
Thank you sooo much Abhinav! We’re glad you liked it! 😍😍😍😍😍
@@smackchie you're best bro, such relatable and best podcast series ever :)
as someone who's just entered adulthood, it's very comforting watching adults not being good at adulting lol
The outro is so so sweet!! Love you ok tested fam for sharing your unfiltered life with all of us!! ❤❤
Maine yjhd pehle bhi dekhi thi. Lekin 2018 ki baat hai. Maine high ho kar wo movie dekhi. Aur meri opinions sari change ho gayi. I became a complete different person. Career, love life, friendship sari cheezen samajh aa gayi. Most important, you are on your own now. Thank you guys. Batti phir jall gayi meri. 💕
Really hooked on these podcasts!!
And being start adulting is what I have started facing all these things discussed in this. I enjoyed the whole video, didn't skip a single second to move ahead because got learning as well from this.
Means a lot Sachin bhai ❤️
This is the best thing because I'm 14 years old i learn lot of things understand lot of things so please never stop this
i really want you guys to do this again when you guys turn 40
Hahahah! Great Idea! Guys? What do you think?
@@smackchie yes definitely
@@smackchie deffff. 🥺
For past 7-8 days I was going through a lot and I almost decided to finish my life I know it's a very bad decision. Today I watched this video and realised ki abhi to puri life padi h samne let's face this. Adulting teaches us everything man. Thanks a lot to OK Tested. You guys are doing great just keep doing this.
I actually spent 1hr of this show! this podcast is very actually nice. want more episodes of out of syllabus
All those cliches becomes your part with adulting. Loved the conversations and very relatable. Keep em coming guys. ❤️
Need more of these! Loved it!❤❤ Great Job, ScoopWhoop OK Tested! 🥳
Movie you ask i would say pursuit of happiness
What to do after getting everything or after filling every basic needs i would say Read books it opens so many doors or learn new skills like gardening, fitness, cooking, plumbing, carpentering(personal favourite) many more
One piece of advice i would say "TALK" ☮️
Wallllaaaaaahhhh! Kaaaafi sunder vro! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
There is lot of work pressure working 8 am to 11 pm . During dinner these are my virtual friends.
These conversations relaxes a lot
Would like to see more of this series.. This was so engaging.
Kanishk is me, I can totally relate about not leaving your hometown. Kudos to the team for such podcasts.:)
Who all believes that Satyam had a lot of struggle in his past
This episode is not only entertaining but also vey knowledge ful for the 90'kid and obviously for the gen z also.about saving, adulting and looking the life with new perception.grear job ok tested 👍👍👍.Loving this series 👏👏
They are love man. They are the new definition of cool. It was such a beautiful video watching them all talk. Everyone has great intake towards life and the way they carry out is beautiful.
podcast without getting bored!! the real life stories.....want to see more of it!!💗💗🔥
This is the best freakin' segment on Ok Tested.
Please continue this
You guys have made such a good decision by making this series. Us 90's kids relate so well with it 😉❤
I totally agree with you Akansha. This calling people "Aunty" when you don't know their name needs to stop. I'm 25 and this happens to me 😂😂😂 nothing makes you feel older than being called "Aunty"!
Kids started calling me aunty and my bf "uncle" when we were 25 but I kinda liked it 😅