In this candid conversation, Liliput opens up about his journey in Mumbai, the struggles he faced, and how Kamal Haasan created the unforgettable film Appu after researching his life. He recalls his first love story that never took shape, shares memories from iconic films he’s been part of, and the valuable lessons Rishi Kapoor taught him. Liliput also reveals how Rajesh Khanna and Raj Kapoor once overlooked him, and why he wasn’t impressed with Shah Rukh Khan’s Zero. All this and many more untold stories come alive in this unmissable podcast.

In this candid conversation, Liliput opens up about his journey in Mumbai, the struggles he faced, and how Kamal Haasan created the unforgettable film Appu after researching his life. He recalls his first love story that never took shape, shares memories from iconic films he&rsquo;s been part of, and the valuable lessons Rishi Kapoor taught him. Liliput also reveals how Rajesh Khanna and Raj Kapoor once overlooked him, and why he wasn&rsquo;t impressed with Shah Rukh Khan&rsquo;s Zero. All this and many more untold stories come alive in this unmissable podcast.

“90s vs Now” is a nostalgic dive into the golden era of Indian entertainment, a time when storytelling reigned supreme, and every film or TV show left a lasting impact. From iconic actors and soulful music to memorable dialogues and evergreen shows, the 90s defined an entire generation. In each episode, we revisit the magic of that era and explore how much the industry has evolved since, in style, substance, and storytelling. But even as trends change, one thing remains clear: the 90s still live rent-free in our hearts.

&ldquo;90s vs Now&rdquo; is a nostalgic dive into the golden era of Indian entertainment, a time when storytelling reigned supreme, and every film or TV show left a lasting impact. From iconic actors and soulful music to memorable dialogues and evergreen shows, the 90s defined an entire generation. In each episode, we revisit the magic of that era and explore how much the industry has evolved since, in style, substance, and storytelling. But even as trends change, one thing remains clear: the 90s still live rent-free in our hearts.