This week on 'Has It Aged Well?' we shall not lie, because the film we're discussing is David Dhawan's 'Kyokii...Main Jhuth Nahi Bolta'. Joining Abbas and Urjita for the episode is stand-up comedian Fatima Ayesha. Topics discussed include: The weird spelling of the title, how much of the film is actually a copy of Jim Carrey's 'Liar Liar', the genius of Satish Kaushik, the height difference between Govinda and Sushmita Sen, how many law arguments from this film will accurately hold up in court, why so many Govinda films from that era were shot in Hiranandani, Powai and a lot more. 

Check out Fatima's stand-up video here: https://youtu.be/ZJdLJf4ZW-M

Watch Urjita's stand-up & subscribe to her channel: https://youtu.be/1_LzXSZk5cs 

Follow Abbas here: https://twitter.com/AbbasMomin

For more fun pop culture stuff from the IVM team subscribe to the IVM Pop feed and also check out our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@IVMPop   

This week on 'Has It Aged Well?' we shall not lie, because the film we're discussing is David Dhawan's 'Kyokii...Main Jhuth Nahi Bolta'. Joining Abbas and Urjita for the episode is stand-up comedian Fatima Ayesha. Topics discussed include: The weird spelling of the title, how much of the film is actually a copy of Jim Carrey's 'Liar Liar', the genius of Satish Kaushik, the height difference between Govinda and Sushmita Sen, how many law arguments from this film will accurately hold up in court, why so many Govinda films from that era were shot in Hiranandani, Powai and a lot more.  Check out Fatima's stand-up video here: https://youtu.be/ZJdLJf4ZW-M
Watch Urjita's stand-up &amp; subscribe to her channel: https://youtu.be/1_LzXSZk5cs 
Follow Abbas here: https://twitter.com/AbbasMomin
For more fun pop culture stuff from the IVM team subscribe to the IVM Pop feed and also check out our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@IVMPop

IVM Pop is where the IVM gang gets together to discuss, dissect and occasionally fight over everything pop culture—Bollywood, Hollywood, TV, streaming, reality shows, superheroes, music, books, trailers and yes, even Reels. Nothing is safe.

Catch shows like Cine5 with Karan and Shreemi, Pehla Pehla with Gopal Datt, and plenty more coming your way.

So hit subscribe, join the chaos, and let us add some much-needed pop to your life!

IVM Pop is where the IVM gang gets together to discuss, dissect and occasionally fight over everything pop culture&mdash;Bollywood, Hollywood, TV, streaming, reality shows, superheroes, music, books, trailers and yes, even Reels. Nothing is safe. Catch shows like Cine5 with Karan and Shreemi, Pehla Pehla with Gopal Datt, and plenty more coming your way. So hit subscribe, join the chaos, and let us add some much-needed pop to your life!

IVM Pop is the nexus podcast feed where you will find the IVM team discussing all things pop culture. Be it Bollywood, Hollywood, TV, streaming, game shows, reality shows, superheroes, literature, music, trailer reactions heck we'll even include

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Don’t you just love it when you rewatch a film from your youth and want to know everything about it? Like what the themes and symbolism were, the social backdrop and conditions it was made against, and there’s nothing quite like realizing a film has aged like fine wine. On the other hand you may also find that your favourite movie characters were stalkers who didn't deserve love but some jail time, the hairstyle you copied was extremely cheesy, and the moral lessons to take away from those films were a tad bit problematic. So join comedians Abbas Momin & Urjita Wani as they dissect an old movie on every episode along with a bevy of guests and try to answer the question ‘Has It Aged Well’?

You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android:https://ivm.today/android or iOS:https://ivm.today/ios, or any other podcast app.

You can check out our website athttps://www.ivmpodcasts.com/

Don’t you just love it when you rewatch a film from your youth and want to know everything about it? Like what the themes and symbolism were, the social backdrop and conditions it was made against, and there’s nothing quite like realizing a film has aged like fine wine. On the other hand you may also find that your favourite movie characters were stalkers who didn't deserve love but some jail time, the hairstyle you copied was extremely cheesy, and the moral lessons to take away from those films were a tad bit problematic. So join comedians Abbas Momin &amp; Urjita Wani as they dissect an old movie on every episode along with a bevy of guests and try to answer the question ‘Has It Aged Well’?
You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android:<a href="https://ivm.today/android"> </a><a href="https://ivm.today/android">https://ivm.today/android</a> or iOS:<a href="https://ivm.today/ios"> </a><a href="https://ivm.today/ios">https://ivm.today/ios</a>, or any other podcast app.
You can check out our website at<a href="https://www.ivmpodcasts.com/">https://www.ivmpodcasts.com/</a>

Has It Aged Well ? - Podcast

IVM Pop is where the IVM gang gets together to discuss, dissect and occasionally fight over everything pop culture—Bollywood, Hollywood, TV, streaming, reality shows, superheroes, music, books, trailers and yes, even Reels. Nothing is safe.

Catch shows like Cine5 with Karan and Shreemi, Pehla Pehla with Gopal Datt, and plenty more coming your way.
So hit subscribe, join the chaos, and let us add some much-needed pop to your life!

IVM Pop is where the IVM gang gets together to discuss, dissect and occasionally fight over everything pop culture&mdash;Bollywood, Hollywood, TV, streaming, reality shows, superheroes, music, books, trailers and yes, even Reels. Nothing is safe. Catch shows like Cine5 with Karan and Shreemi, Pehla Pehla with Gopal Datt, and plenty more coming your way. So hit subscribe, join the chaos, and let us add some much-needed pop to your life!

This week on 'Has It Aged Well?' we shall not lie, because the film we're discussing is David Dhawan's 'Kyokii...Main Jhuth Nahi Bolta'. Joining Abbas and Urjita for the episode is stand-up comedian Fatima Ayesha. Topics discussed include: The weird spelling of the title, how much of the film is actually a copy of Jim Carrey's 'Liar Liar', the genius of Satish Kaushik, the height difference between Govinda and Sushmita Sen, how many law arguments from this film will accurately hold up in court, why so many Govinda films from that era were shot in Hiranandani, Powai and a lot more.

Kyo Kii... Main Jhuth Nahin Bolta | Has It Aged Well?

Introduction to IVM Pop 

In the final episode of the season, we end it with a bang - standup comedian Anubhav Singh Bassi joins Gopal Datt to talk about his Pehla Pehlas! A man that looks at every hurdle and shrugs his shoulders and moves on - Bassis career is a very special one. Normal setbacks can be outlined with a heartfelt story or an inspirational quote but with Bassi, he looks at it through the eye of comedy, and not taking himself too seriously. 

We get him recounting his early days preparing and attempting IIT and UPSC, his realization that these were out of his reach and his pivot, almost on a whim, to standup comedy. His first open mic and how it was a crucial rejection that led him to record his first standup video that went viral. 

From then on not only has he put out great specials, he’s also appeared on KBC and starred in a movie. With regular people these would be stories of pride and achievement but once again Bassi approaches them with the lens of hte absurdity of human experience, a consistent comedy of errors and steadfast attempt to never take anything seriously. Make sure to watch the episode and tell us in the comments what your favourite part of the episode was 

In the final episode of the season, we end it with a bang - standup comedian Anubhav Singh Bassi joins Gopal Datt to talk about his Pehla Pehlas! A man that looks at every hurdle and shrugs his shoulders and moves on - Bassis career is a very special one. Normal setbacks can be outlined with a heartfelt story or an inspirational quote but with Bassi, he looks at it through the eye of comedy, and not taking himself too seriously.&nbsp;
We get him recounting his early days preparing and attempting IIT and UPSC, his realization that these were out of his reach and his pivot, almost on a whim, to standup comedy. His first open mic and how it was a crucial rejection that led him to record his first standup video that went viral.&nbsp;
From then on not only has he put out great specials, he&rsquo;s also appeared on KBC and starred in a movie. With regular people these would be stories of pride and achievement but once again Bassi approaches them with the lens of hte absurdity of human experience, a consistent comedy of errors and steadfast attempt to never take anything seriously. Make sure to watch the episode and tell us in the comments what your favourite part of the episode was&nbsp;

Pehla Open Mic, UPSC and IIT, working on a film and more | Anubhav Singh Bassi | Pehla Pehla with Gopal Datt 

In this candid and heartwarming episode of Pehla Pehla, host Gopal Datt welcomes his close friend, acclaimed actor and writer Sharib Hashmi, for a nostalgic trip tracing the roots of his remarkable Bollywood journey. Sharib opens up about his humble beginnings growing up in Malad, Malvani, sharing laugh-out-loud childhood memories ranging from dramatic ploys to skip school to earning his very first performance fee of ₹20 singing Kishore Kumar classics at a local bus stop. From visiting film sets where legend Dilip Kumar scooped him into his arms to navigating life as an extreme introvert who found confidence through theatre and music, the conversation highlights the quirks and foundational moments that quietly shaped his creative soul.

The discussion shifts behind the camera as Sharib recounts his unplanned transition into television writing for MTV, sharing hysterical behind-the-scenes escapades from the cult-favorite MTV Bakra and early directing assistant gigs. He reflects on the resilience required across years of struggling and auditioning, touching upon his breakthrough opportunity with Danny Boyle for Slumdog Millionaire and the battle fought by director Nitin Kakkar to cast him as the lead in Filmistaan despite industry resistance. Packed with warmth, self-deprecating humor, and deep personal insight, this episode offers an intimate masterclass in staying passionate and persevering against the odds in Indian cinema.

 

In this candid and heartwarming episode of Pehla Pehla, host Gopal Datt welcomes his close friend, acclaimed actor and writer Sharib Hashmi, for a nostalgic trip tracing the roots of his remarkable Bollywood journey. Sharib opens up about his humble beginnings growing up in Malad, Malvani, sharing laugh-out-loud childhood memories ranging from dramatic ploys to skip school to earning his very first performance fee of ₹20 singing Kishore Kumar classics at a local bus stop. From visiting film sets where legend Dilip Kumar scooped him into his arms to navigating life as an extreme introvert who found confidence through theatre and music, the conversation highlights the quirks and foundational moments that quietly shaped his creative soul.
The discussion shifts behind the camera as Sharib recounts his unplanned transition into television writing for MTV, sharing hysterical behind-the-scenes escapades from the cult-favorite MTV Bakra and early directing assistant gigs. He reflects on the resilience required across years of struggling and auditioning, touching upon his breakthrough opportunity with Danny Boyle for Slumdog Millionaire and the battle fought by director Nitin Kakkar to cast him as the lead in Filmistaan despite industry resistance. Packed with warmth, self-deprecating humor, and deep personal insight, this episode offers an intimate masterclass in staying passionate and persevering against the odds in Indian cinema.
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