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@@samparkpradhan8849 bruh that's just mean. Yes, Neville interrupts quite a lot and that -can- must be improved on but it doesn't mean people don't enjoy his two cents. Maybe people who enjoy listening to him are more mature and have a different taste to yours. They've been doing podcasts for years now and have been sensitive to the demands of their audience. Let's just try to be nice and give some constructive criticism instead of making derogatory remarks.
I am watching this a month after my mom passed away. And after the rituals were all done and our house was empty, I couldn't go to sleep. I was scared that I would remember something and it would hurt too much. For 2-3 days I was just watching your podcasts and they made me laugh and feel like I was with friends. Just made me feel slightly more normal. So thank you.
Neville I'm a Doctor, just at the start of my career and I promise to you that I'll keep in mind to never refer the person who just died as 'Body'. This is the take away thing for me from this podcast.
Hey hi @Atul, how is it going, have you been able to maintain your promise would love to hear from you, and I really appreciate you taking this initiative.
@@abhiavasthi624 this 2nd wave had a traumatizing effect on me as a Doctor and would remain with me forever. Had to see a several deaths in matter of just a month and yes I tried my best to treat every person with dignity in disease and their death.
Such a wholesome episode. i could see varun holding it while he was speaking about his friend. Also feel so bad for the stuff bawa had to go through. The episode is so pure.
I genuinely feel so bad for Neville most of the times whenever I watch podcasts on Tuesday! Shit man... I feel hes had a little hard life than the others! So I know you guys dont read the comments but Hey Neville if you are, More power to you and we are your family! Stay blessed man :)
Ya. Sometimes friends want to share their pain, but they are the same people who walk out of conversation when others are sharing their pain, or change the topic or pretend to go home because it's dinner time for them.
this is hands down the best podcast,so funny yet you can feel how unhappy they are talking about it,this podcast transforms like a story and these four are the storytellers
Wrong decision to watch this in a metro. I am laughing, crying my eyes out and people are either smiling at me or just curious if I have gone mad. This is right at that antelope- lion story. And 5 minutes later I am crying and now people are genuinely worried if I am right in the head.
I'm watching this now when my mum's 20th Death Anniversary is around the corner. I remember the time I was just an eight year old and was totally unable to comprehend what's going around me. Time flew and it's been twenty years now. I feel a sense of belonging here listening to Bava.
PSA: Please do not urinate over the jellyfish sting, there is no evidence that suggests this working, just remove the tentacle carefully and apply pain relief ointment. Go to a doctor if it is very severe. The pain should subside within 24 hours.
@@NoBody-md5mb Not really. Peeing was suggested cause Pee has urea/uric acid. Vinegar is also acidic. But the concept was acid kills live bacteria/microorganisms that are causing the pain. Jellyfish sting is actually a neurotoxin, and acid doesnt soothe your neurons. Things will just hurt more on such attempts but also, unlike what they said, you will not get infected by peeing on it cause there is no open wound.
I laughed too hard on kautuk's jokes and Neville misunderstanding safari moment. But cried even harder when kautuk mentioned about Nevilles mom's closet And him screaming mumma from 3rd floor to 5th. I am way too scared to lose my parents.
Neville talks about such deep things. And it makes me feel sad about all the loss he has evidenced in his life which is the cause of the seriousness he has. A really nice man ♥️
I guess when you spoke about the sensitivity of medical care, I thought I should put this through. Especially in India the staff is not taught how to deal with this situation. When I lost my first patient who was just a 6 months old baby. I played with her everyday and one day when I had an off she passed away. Not in my wildest dream, I thought I could cry so much for someone. I went home, locked myself and cried. That’s day I promised I wouldn’t get attached anymore. But somewhere I still do but don’t show. When you loose them you loose trust in your years of education. But however that’s the part and parcel of life.
Woah! That just hit me in the gut. You know, parents of young students who want their kids to become doctors or as individuals don't really think about these aspects until you're in it. It really knocks you out for a loop, doesn't it?
You folks actually dished things out in a very mature way. I relate most with how Neville explained the adrenaline mode where you know what’s to be done and you go like - step 1, step 2, step 3 etc etc right from getting the doctor’s certificate to informing the crematorium.
The most underratedTISS episode of all time. Thanks for talking about this. Rewatching this after a year and how things have become so much more morbid!
y'all don't know, but you guys are my friends. I come here when I'm happy, sad, angry, bored, busy whatever. I just love watching and listening to your podcasts. of course I rewatch the previous ones until you post a new one. I wish to meet all of you one day in person.
I have been depressingly sick for past 5 days. Was feeling real frustrated. Then, I watched your podcast and it made me a little less depressed. Love you guys. :)
Writing this on a public forum as no one knows me. Lost my dadi yesterday and did her cremation today. She was my everything, my whole world. Don't know how I'm going to live without her. But maybe time will help. Thanks for making me feel a bit better through this video guys. Props to Neville (Baba). Take some courage to share these experiences on camera.
Y’know this just randomly came up & I started watching. It’s coming to almost a year since my father passed away and the guys personal stories are somewhat comforting because this topic is rarely spoken about in such a manner. After my late father’s funeral service was the first cry but I had to control myself for whatever reason I cannot explain during the burial it was just close friends and my mom & sister’s...(I was angry that no family came from abroad, but got over it) but like Varun said as Christian we had a wake everyone sat and ate together; everyone that knew my father, people from all walks of life. And then the evening I went out with some close friends and a drink for him. I’ve still not had the cry, and I don’t know why...
I have watched this at least 5 times now and the incident that Neville narrates bring tear to my eyes each time. Virtual hugs to Bawa. Your mother must be so proud of how smart, funny, and sensitive you are.
Hands down, one of your most beautiful podcasts, ever. It's funny, it's emotional, it makes you feel so much! So many points in there where I've almost felt like jumping in and adding points to what ya'll were saying, or you know just give each one of you a hug at the end of this podcast. Definitely going to keep coming back to this one! x
I lost my father year ago and i went through the process of dealing with it. Like varun said yes it does feel little weird about how you should talk and behave etc. i feel like we are not taught how to deal with all this grief. Great episode guys. Keep up the good work 🙂
Really well done guys! Kudos to you for first of all choosing Death as a subject for your podcast. And second of all for talking about it in such a dignified and natural way. And Neville, your elevator story really hit home for me. Got me emotional, coz I could relate. Thank you for sharing. In fact, thanks to all of you for sharing.
I was legit dying laughing about the whole whale wash up and BMC, and the sudden turn of events when y'all started talking bout your experiences (especially of Neville's about his mom) kind of made me tear up. That zyada hasne see Rona padega legit happened in this one episode. One of your best podcasts though guys. All love and respect.
I lost my Childhood love 2 years back and that too the day when I wanted to propose her that same day she met with an accident and I lost her forever....I never spoke about this to anyone except one person and for the past 2 years I just couldn't come out of the loss....But fortunately few months back I met another girl who just filled my sorrow with love but she left me in between because of a fight now....I am just watching ur podcasts continuously inorder to overcome my loss ❤️
This one really hit me... I have seen my best friend in his worst times because of it twice. His father passed away and four years later his mother was caught in a gas leak accident and passed. And i have never felt cheated by life anymore than those times. And after that i realised that you become someone's family when you have seen the worst of someone. It's just easy to feel sorry for someone but i think we make our best when we show compassion and take responsibility of our family I know we like to think a lot about death and the conversation around it, but really death is just not end of life But its change of life for everyone else as well... Thank you so much guys for speaking on this topic You guys are the BEST..
Discovering this podcast is one of the best things that've happened to me! I could relate to Varun's bit of losing someone unexpectedly and the shock that comes with it, and how you ultimately learn to reminisce the memories you had with that person..for me it was my grandmother's untimely death when I was 12, and even though I'm 20 now and still somewhat processing it, I've most definitely come to cherish the time I spent with her. :) Overall, lovely episode!
Watching this again 😭😭 recently lost the love of my life . Has been so hard but you guys have given the perspective to go on and celebrate her and move on with her in my mind
Usually I watch your videos as soon as they come out but I couldn't for this one as a very close friend had passed away and I was still processing it. Talking was also not helping coz everyone around me was in the same state of shock, it was just very random and very sudden. Glad I watched it now as it made me feel a little more normal to know that I am not the only one that does not know how to process it.
thank you so much my dad was a doctor and i lost him ....thank you so much this episode was really calming...you are right about one thing you are never goin to be okay....never... its always goin to leave a void..
I lost a friend last month to leukemia and as much as I couldn't come to terms with how a person my age can leave just like that, it made me realise how fragile and uncertain anything we experience with anyone can be. I think the best way to celebrate life is to live enough while we are here! This podacast is very well done, we need more conversations like these🙌
I don't know why I keep coming back to this podcast. Maybe because it had something of everything from humour to wisdom to emotion to just life. Thank you for this one. More love and power to all of you. ❤️
this is one of the best episodes of the entire podcast run. I keep revisiting it every once in a while just because of how great this one is. Love you bois
time stamps when varun said marathi words and sounded funny ( still waiting for paishe) 8.05 Varun said "wakada" 13.43 chawali & fugga 16.52 pakshi 17.17 wel lagate ( should have been vel laagtoy)
That movie which Adhar spoke of regarding Medical students researching "Death experience" via self inducing COMA is a famous movie called "Flatliners" which stars Ellen Page.
@Vinsmoke Sanji The movie is called "The Lazarus Effect".Its slightly different concept as in the movie emphasis on bringing Coma patient back to life.
This was such a good podcast! I was listening to it rather than watching it while doing the house chores in this quarantine life and I could clearly feel all of yours emotions especially VARUN AND NEVILLE!
I know you aren't getting alot of views but the podcast is hilarious, informative and very interesting. Please don't stop doing this. A good Tuesday motivation
Another great episode. Also, shoutout to the the team behind making this. The production is really good. Cheers! \m/ (This emoji used to be the shit back in the day, lol. I'm sure a lot of people won't even recognize it. Woah..)
I could have misunderstood but what Neville is saying at 34:00, is also addressed by Michel Foucault in his book "The Birth of the Clinic: An Archaeology of Medical Perception". He argues that the present day doctor which is an evolved version of the 18th century professional doctor which looks at patients body in a dehumanizing way as a set of organs and not a person with an identity. In a highly generalized notion with some loss of generality, we can see that this is not only limited to medicines/drug-industries but most of our modern day sciences/industries see people in general as just data/numbers and not their identity.
Guys i swear...when varun made that jellyfish joke...i choked on my food.. wasn't able to breathe and for a second i thought that i would die..varun's joke would have killed me 🤣🤣🤣
I can relate to what Varun said about losing a close friend.. I lost a close friend of mine about 3 years ago, and whatever Varun said just reminded me of how we came to terms with the fact that he's gone. We went to his house almost everyday up until the 13th day.. and that sort of helped all of us.. Also, about what Neville said, I don't think death can ever be painless. Sure, everyone wants a painless death, but I feel that's not possible.. Of course the degree of pain might be less, but it will never not be there..
Fabulous videos. Best of this channel. Thank you for touching this topic. So many relatable moments. Losing a family member is tough & things said in the video are so correct and definitely should be considered while being around the sad ones. ❤️🙌🏻
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That's great news. Keep up the good work
Varun Thakur dude this bawa guy is so boring.. fucking nobody likes him
Varun Thakur - bro please do this without neville.. hes boring af.. and talk likes forever.. didnt let others talk..
@@samparkpradhan8849 bruh that's just mean. Yes, Neville interrupts quite a lot and that -can- must be improved on but it doesn't mean people don't enjoy his two cents. Maybe people who enjoy listening to him are more mature and have a different taste to yours. They've been doing podcasts for years now and have been sensitive to the demands of their audience. Let's just try to be nice and give some constructive criticism instead of making derogatory remarks.
Whaaaaattttt! Yayyy! Thankkkk youuuuuu
I am watching this a month after my mom passed away. And after the rituals were all done and our house was empty, I couldn't go to sleep. I was scared that I would remember something and it would hurt too much. For 2-3 days I was just watching your podcasts and they made me laugh and feel like I was with friends. Just made me feel slightly more normal. So thank you.
Sister, I am sorry for your loss.
I'm sorry for your loss. Take care, sister.
So sorry for your loss:(. Sending you hugs xx
Please take care of yourself. You are a strong girl, you might not feel it to be true now, but you will get your strength back
Take care. We all are here if you want to talk. Don't be scared.
Neville I'm a Doctor, just at the start of my career and I promise to you that I'll keep in mind to never refer the person who just died as 'Body'. This is the take away thing for me from this podcast.
Appreciate it man 🙌🏻
Hey hi @Atul, how is it going, have you been able to maintain your promise would love to hear from you, and I really appreciate you taking this initiative.
@@abhiavasthi624 this 2nd wave had a traumatizing effect on me as a Doctor and would remain with me forever. Had to see a several deaths in matter of just a month and yes I tried my best to treat every person with dignity in disease and their death.
Good work atul🥰
Do you still stand by your promise?
The most complete podcast. Period. Laughter, seriousness, motivation, emotional attachment. This one video does it all❤️❤️ Kudos to you guys!
This episode is award worthy👍👍 Great stuff guys...one of the best 👍
That moment where Kautuk waited for everyone to focus on him to drop that Essel World joke was *chef's kiss*.
Such a wholesome episode. i could see varun holding it while he was speaking about his friend. Also feel so bad for the stuff bawa had to go through. The episode is so pure.
I genuinely feel so bad for Neville most of the times whenever I watch podcasts on Tuesday! Shit man... I feel hes had a little hard life than the others! So I know you guys dont read the comments but Hey Neville if you are, More power to you and we are your family! Stay blessed man :)
More than a little, bro.
Was searching for this comment and found it
I agree bro !
Calm, the fuck down. He's fine.
Neville is a champ in life. Others haven't seen half of what he has had to go through. Yet he goes everyday chin up. Lot of courage required
Conspiracy theory : Giridhar is ACTUALLY Kriti Sanon and she REALLY wants to come on the podcast.
Manish Mishra DAMN THAT MAKES SENSE
Or it’s her father 😂😂😂
"AAP CHRONOLOGY SAMAJHIYE"
OR Giridhar is a psychopath killer waiting for kriti sanon outside their studio so he can kill her
But Kriti has "Nothing to hide" ,even she got awarded for that.
Podcast is named Death but there's so much life in it ! Keep em coming !
Like Daniel Fernandez said : *Only if our friends were so good , we wouldn't have to talk to a therapist*
Ya. Sometimes friends want to share their pain, but they are the same people who walk out of conversation when others are sharing their pain, or change the topic or pretend to go home because it's dinner time for them.
I have a friend who is a therapist
@@ra0928 modern problems require modern solutions lol
@@DharmeshChhatrala fuck this hurts man,this really hurts
Not really. If you're suffering from a mental illness then you need a professional like a therapist to help you out.
Varun and Neville were both teary...... Their voices started to tremble but the just couldn't cry on cam.
this is hands down the best podcast,so funny yet you can feel how unhappy they are talking about it,this podcast transforms like a story and these four are the storytellers
except aadar,he just reacts to shit
Wrong decision to watch this in a metro. I am laughing, crying my eyes out and people are either smiling at me or just curious if I have gone mad. This is right at that antelope- lion story. And 5 minutes later I am crying and now people are genuinely worried if I am right in the head.
😅😅😂
I'm watching this now when my mum's 20th Death Anniversary is around the corner. I remember the time I was just an eight year old and was totally unable to comprehend what's going around me. Time flew and it's been twenty years now. I feel a sense of belonging here listening to Bava.
This is by far the most complete podcast. Random weird interesting funny and also absurd
This episode proved that this podcast does not just discuss random, fun, stupid, pointless, weird, shocking facts but beyond that.
PSA: Please do not urinate over the jellyfish sting, there is no evidence that suggests this working, just remove the tentacle carefully and apply pain relief ointment. Go to a doctor if it is very severe. The pain should subside within 24 hours.
Informative helpful comment, noice
Just pee for the memories and then go for an ointment!
@@bhavyashah8015 and also 99 reference.. even noicer!!!
Is vinegar worth try?
@@NoBody-md5mb Not really. Peeing was suggested cause Pee has urea/uric acid. Vinegar is also acidic. But the concept was acid kills live bacteria/microorganisms that are causing the pain. Jellyfish sting is actually a neurotoxin, and acid doesnt soothe your neurons. Things will just hurt more on such attempts but also, unlike what they said, you will not get infected by peeing on it cause there is no open wound.
I laughed too hard on kautuk's jokes and Neville misunderstanding safari moment. But cried even harder when kautuk mentioned about Nevilles mom's closet And him screaming mumma from 3rd floor to 5th. I am way too scared to lose my parents.
Neville talks about such deep things. And it makes me feel sad about all the loss he has evidenced in his life which is the cause of the seriousness he has.
A really nice man ♥️
Of course, Bawa does the opening when the episode is his favorite 😂
I thought the same 😂😂😂
@Sam he himself said it
💯❤️❤️❤️💯
I guess when you spoke about the sensitivity of medical care, I thought I should put this through. Especially in India the staff is not taught how to deal with this situation. When I lost my first patient who was just a 6 months old baby. I played with her everyday and one day when I had an off she passed away. Not in my wildest dream, I thought I could cry so much for someone. I went home, locked myself and cried. That’s day I promised I wouldn’t get attached anymore. But somewhere I still do but don’t show. When you loose them you loose trust in your years of education. But however that’s the part and parcel of life.
Woah! That just hit me in the gut. You know, parents of young students who want their kids to become doctors or as individuals don't really think about these aspects until you're in it. It really knocks you out for a loop, doesn't it?
Absolutely true!
Reminds me of Munna Bhai MBBS.
You can't have shaky hands when you're saving someone's life, I guess.
Hope you achieve greater heights! :)
Samriddhi Bhatnagar wish you the same :)
Aditya Kondamudi well there are times when world does falls apart but sometimes good things happen to neutralise you. That’s a grey world of medicine
When bawa talks about the elevator story!!! Man it teared me up in the bus ride home in Australia. Started to miss my mom who’s back in India. 😣
You folks actually dished things out in a very mature way. I relate most with how Neville explained the adrenaline mode where you know what’s to be done and you go like - step 1, step 2, step 3 etc etc right from getting the doctor’s certificate to informing the crematorium.
Make a podcast on Conspiracy Theories.
They listened.....
Make a podcast about GHOST/PARANORMAL facts and stories.
I still remember biswa's ghost story.
Yeah me too😂
@@nishulivelovelaugh the other comedy who was a CA , his story was interesting about the brahman ghost in his alibaug bungalow who eats chicken😂
@@mayankjain5836 and also episode abt the rains
@@nishulivelovelaugh pakode ke baad hone vala gas ka kya? 😂
@@nishulivelovelaugh Those two are my favourite episode Monsoons and Ghost Stories
Surprisingly, the heaviness was evident and not evident at the same time, in their voices
I wish someone looked at me the way kautuk was looking at Neville during the opening
Varun :Are you scared of death ?
Me :No , I'm scared of LIFE.
@Gargee Basak Boss ka dialogue hain na
The buried alive thing is where the term 'saved by the bell' came from.
Susnato Sengupta oooh interesting!!!
Oh i c
The most underratedTISS episode of all time. Thanks for talking about this. Rewatching this after a year and how things have become so much more morbid!
Varun: Hippo and Rhino mein confuse ho gaya, its like crocodile and alligator wala confusion :P
Rhinos have a horn whereas hippos Don't
@@peanutbutter7639 no shit Sherlock
y'all don't know, but you guys are my friends. I come here when I'm happy, sad, angry, bored, busy whatever. I just love watching and listening to your podcasts. of course I rewatch the previous ones until you post a new one. I wish to meet all of you one day in person.
Last week Adar didn’t have long hair
This week he has long hair
Dr Batra promotion
Yuvraj Bhatia 😂😂😂😂
They randomly shoot episodes. This one must have been shot earlier
Bhavya Shah I know it was a joke
They record 5-7 episodes together in one day
This Podcast is packed with emotion and laughter. I mean wooow!
Since 3 weeks,this podcast is the only thing in the whole week that makes me a lil happy.
The episode gets seriously serious in the second half.
Bro acha hua Bata diya,main nahi dekh Raha,waise hi mood kharab hai,ye log mast hai,par topic bahut hi offbeat hai
@@BhoopeshBhola01 But the first half is funny as hell. Upto 21:08
Also felt the same 😌👍🏾
That was wierdly enough a pretty deep conversation done with a light touch. Thanks guys.
I have been depressingly sick for past 5 days. Was feeling real frustrated. Then, I watched your podcast and it made me a little less depressed. Love you guys. :)
Have Faith, Buddy 🚣♀️.
Writing this on a public forum as no one knows me. Lost my dadi yesterday and did her cremation today. She was my everything, my whole world. Don't know how I'm going to live without her. But maybe time will help. Thanks for making me feel a bit better through this video guys. Props to Neville (Baba). Take some courage to share these experiences on camera.
Y’know this just randomly came up & I started watching. It’s coming to almost a year since my father passed away and the guys personal stories are somewhat comforting because this topic is rarely spoken about in such a manner. After my late father’s funeral service was the first cry but I had to control myself for whatever reason I cannot explain during the burial it was just close friends and my mom & sister’s...(I was angry that no family came from abroad, but got over it) but like Varun said as Christian we had a wake everyone sat and ate together; everyone that knew my father, people from all walks of life. And then the evening I went out with some close friends and a drink for him. I’ve still not had the cry, and I don’t know why...
I have watched this at least 5 times now and the incident that Neville narrates bring tear to my eyes each time. Virtual hugs to Bawa. Your mother must be so proud of how smart, funny, and sensitive you are.
Hands down, one of your most beautiful podcasts, ever. It's funny, it's emotional, it makes you feel so much! So many points in there where I've almost felt like jumping in and adding points to what ya'll were saying, or you know just give each one of you a hug at the end of this podcast. Definitely going to keep coming back to this one! x
Best Podcast of this season. Their podcast's are so raw and authentic, it just reminds you of great chat sessions with your friends.
I lost my father year ago and i went through the process of dealing with it. Like varun said yes it does feel little weird about how you should talk and behave etc. i feel like we are not taught how to deal with all this grief. Great episode guys. Keep up the good work 🙂
Really well done guys! Kudos to you for first of all choosing Death as a subject for your podcast. And second of all for talking about it in such a dignified and natural way. And Neville, your elevator story really hit home for me. Got me emotional, coz I could relate. Thank you for sharing. In fact, thanks to all of you for sharing.
I was legit dying laughing about the whole whale wash up and BMC, and the sudden turn of events when y'all started talking bout your experiences (especially of Neville's about his mom) kind of made me tear up. That zyada hasne see Rona padega legit happened in this one episode. One of your best podcasts though guys. All love and respect.
3 years on and I keep coming back to this episode. Head and shoulders above every other episode.
I lost my Childhood love 2 years back and that too the day when I wanted to propose her that same day she met with an accident and I lost her forever....I never spoke about this to anyone except one person and for the past 2 years I just couldn't come out of the loss....But fortunately few months back I met another girl who just filled my sorrow with love but she left me in between because of a fight now....I am just watching ur podcasts continuously inorder to overcome my loss ❤️
Wow! what a podcast!
Equally Hilarious and emotional at the same time.
Neville's lift story made me tear up a little.
Truth: I've laughed the most and I've cried the most in this one podcast by you guys. It is just weird. But thank you.
I literally cracked up when Neville said Taj mahal might have been a birthday gift ! 😂 😂 😂 😂
This one really hit me...
I have seen my best friend in his worst times because of it twice. His father passed away and four years later his mother was caught in a gas leak accident and passed. And i have never felt cheated by life anymore than those times. And after that i realised that you become someone's family when you have seen the worst of someone. It's just easy to feel sorry for someone but i think we make our best when we show compassion and take responsibility of our family
I know we like to think a lot about death and the conversation around it, but really death is just not end of life
But its change of life for everyone else as well...
Thank you so much guys for speaking on this topic
You guys are the BEST..
Discovering this podcast is one of the best things that've happened to me! I could relate to Varun's bit of losing someone unexpectedly and the shock that comes with it, and how you ultimately learn to reminisce the memories you had with that person..for me it was my grandmother's untimely death when I was 12, and even though I'm 20 now and still somewhat processing it, I've most definitely come to cherish the time I spent with her. :) Overall, lovely episode!
Watching this again 😭😭 recently lost the love of my life . Has been so hard but you guys have given the perspective to go on and celebrate her and move on with her in my mind
guys, you have no idea how good this episode was. very meaningful, balanced episode. solid job, guys. i look forward to a new episode every week.
69 days since original Giridhar was seen in the comment section.
He died.. I knew him actually
Bhai itna pyaar hai tujhe tu days count Kara,itna pyaar bro
@@watchwithciro6928 wtf
It was actually Kriti herself 😅
She must've got busy with shooting or something
Usually I watch your videos as soon as they come out but I couldn't for this one as a very close friend had passed away and I was still processing it. Talking was also not helping coz everyone around me was in the same state of shock, it was just very random and very sudden. Glad I watched it now as it made me feel a little more normal to know that I am not the only one that does not know how to process it.
thank you so much my dad was a doctor and i lost him ....thank you so much this episode was really calming...you are right about one thing you are never goin to be okay....never... its always goin to leave a void..
Neville's elevator story brought me tears....I have never lost a close one and the story me realise how much I love my parents and brother 😢.
this podcast made me cry. Neville more power to you.
I lost a friend last month to leukemia and as much as I couldn't come to terms with how a person my age can leave just like that, it made me realise how fragile and uncertain anything we experience with anyone can be. I think the best way to celebrate life is to live enough while we are here!
This podacast is very well done, we need more conversations like these🙌
Call Kenny Sebastian on the _long recording of him with his friends_ and discuss Horror facts.
Long recording of him with his friends*
@@kabeerwaishampayan9512 yes of course 😂
27:07 It's crazy how I find this relatable.
With Aadar's hair growing over one week, between two videos, this show is from the same universe as Andaz Apna Apna
I don't know why I keep coming back to this podcast. Maybe because it had something of everything from humour to wisdom to emotion to just life. Thank you for this one. More love and power to all of you. ❤️
this have been my getaway from my tiring life from past 2 months, thanks for doing this guys
The movie is "Flatliners"!
And "Lazarus" also revolves around the same idea..!!!
This episode is so damn funny. Especially the jellyfish and antelope stories. Laughed like hell.
Aadar's hair length suggests this was shot earlier xD
Talking about feelings and emotions is very natural and I really like the podcast for doing that.
Certainly my favourite TISS podcast till date. Such a rich conversation, great rewatch value
Okay it's been four years since dad passed and today while watching this is the first time I cried. And the podcast became 2hours long..
2:50. Death- I am scared of Neville
The last time I was this early, Kriti Sanon wasn't a part of Bollywood.
this is one of the best episodes of the entire podcast run. I keep revisiting it every once in a while just because of how great this one is. Love you bois
The last 2 podcasts have really taken us back to the big question season 1. Keep it coming guys.
I am not at the end of the episode yet but this was your best podcast by far. It had everything.
Kautuk's laughter is so infectious! Hahah
time stamps when varun said marathi words and sounded funny ( still waiting for paishe)
8.05 Varun said "wakada"
13.43 chawali & fugga
16.52 pakshi
17.17 wel lagate ( should have been vel laagtoy)
"Paishe"always gets me😂
Paishe is my favorite
What does wakada and wel lagate mean?
@@shrutisasidharan291
wakada means tedha
wel lagto mean waqt lag raha he / lagega
Thanks Mansi! :)
20:05 to 21:09 Another crazy moment
*I am crying now because of laughter* 😂😂😂😂😂 Literally 😂 is happening
One of the best episodes... I laughed and cried in the same episode... Loved it❤️
That movie which Adhar spoke of regarding Medical students researching "Death experience" via self inducing COMA is a famous movie called "Flatliners" which stars Ellen Page.
@Vinsmoke Sanji The movie is called "The Lazarus Effect".Its slightly different concept as in the movie emphasis on bringing Coma patient back to life.
Is the movie based on true story?
This was such a good podcast! I was listening to it rather than watching it while doing the house chores in this quarantine life and I could clearly feel all of yours emotions especially VARUN AND NEVILLE!
I really needed to hear all of this. thanks guys.
Adaar's hair in podcast is like salman khan's hair in andaz apna apna
It's easier to imagine Varun asking 'Aye lion kiddhar hai?!?' than imagining him get bit by a jellyfish!!! xD
I know you aren't getting alot of views but the podcast is hilarious, informative and very interesting. Please don't stop doing this. A good Tuesday motivation
Absolutely loved this podcast guys. Never expected such an emotional one. Just keep doing this a lot
Another great episode. Also, shoutout to the the team behind making this. The production is really good. Cheers! \m/ (This emoji used to be the shit back in the day, lol. I'm sure a lot of people won't even recognize it. Woah..)
I could have misunderstood but what Neville is saying at 34:00, is also addressed by Michel Foucault in his book "The Birth of the Clinic: An Archaeology of Medical Perception". He argues that the present day doctor which is an evolved version of the 18th century professional doctor which looks at patients body in a dehumanizing way as a set of organs and not a person with an identity.
In a highly generalized notion with some loss of generality, we can see that this is not only limited to medicines/drug-industries but most of our modern day sciences/industries see people in general as just data/numbers and not their identity.
This is my favourite episode of Tiss
The movie (medical students fascinated with the idea of death and experimenting it on each other) sounds like 'Flatliners'.
It is Flatliners
The last time I was this early, it was called still called, Schtsznasngigles
Schitzengiggles imo
Shots and snuggles.
Schizophrenitzgiggles
Snorts and gargles
Sirsits and girgils
I lost it when Bawa asked, "Antelope ne bola?" 😂😂😂
Guys i swear...when varun made that jellyfish joke...i choked on my food.. wasn't able to breathe and for a second i thought that i would die..varun's joke would have killed me 🤣🤣🤣
That whale part was so funny I nearly got choked bcoz of laughing 😂😂 this podcast are getting funnier every episode
Varun didn't let Kautuk deliver that one joke which he was dying to tell during the maasi wala story and I wanna know that so bad!
bro i got tears while listning to nevils elevator story
I can relate to what Varun said about losing a close friend.. I lost a close friend of mine about 3 years ago, and whatever Varun said just reminded me of how we came to terms with the fact that he's gone. We went to his house almost everyday up until the 13th day.. and that sort of helped all of us..
Also, about what Neville said, I don't think death can ever be painless. Sure, everyone wants a painless death, but I feel that's not possible.. Of course the degree of pain might be less, but it will never not be there..
Fabulous videos. Best of this channel.
Thank you for touching this topic.
So many relatable moments. Losing a family member is tough & things said in the video are so correct and definitely should be considered while being around the sad ones. ❤️🙌🏻