Rishi Kapoor met with a person from Utter Pradesh who own Raja named 150 kg bakra worth 7.5 lakhs ...

Rishi Kapoor met with a person from Utter Pradesh who own Raja named 150 kg bakra worth 7.5 lakhs ...

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Meet Mumbai's favorite radio jockey, great cocktail of fun, mischief, and enthusiasm on the airwaves. With an infectious energy and a knack for keeping listeners on their toes, Sidhu  is the go-to person for anyone looking to brighten up their evenings in the bustling city. With a loyal fan base eagerly tuning in every day, their witty banter and lively interactions transform the radio waves into a lively playground where laughter and entertainment abound. Evenings will never be the same because on the airwaves, Sidhu will take you for a roller coaster ride of fun and maza.   

Meet Mumbai's favorite radio jockey, great cocktail of fun, mischief, and enthusiasm on the airwaves. With an infectious energy and a knack for keeping listeners on their toes, Sidhu  is the go-to person for anyone looking to brighten up their evenings in the bustling city. With a loyal fan base eagerly tuning in every day, their witty banter and lively interactions transform the radio waves into a lively playground where laughter and entertainment abound. Evenings will never be the same because on the airwaves, Sidhu will take you for a roller coaster ride of fun and maza.

Mumbai Local With RJ Sidhu

Kya Bakra Hai - Rishi Kapoor

🔥 The movie that gave us a new genre, that turned into a cult — Kantara is back!  

Rishabh Shetty sits down with RJ Sidhu to dive deep into the mystical world of Kantara and opens up about his struggle days, passion, and the journey that brought him here. 🎬🎤

🔥 The movie that gave us a new genre, that turned into a cult &mdash; Kantara is back!&nbsp;&nbsp;
Rishabh Shetty sits down with RJ Sidhu to dive deep into the mystical world of Kantara and opens up about his struggle days, passion, and the journey that brought him here. 🎬🎤

Rishabh Shetty’s Journey & Kantara Chapter 1 With RJ Sidhu

This month, something unusual caught our attention—mangoes were showing up in the markets long before the season even began. At first, we thought maybe it was a new early harvest or some kind of seasonal miracle. But as we dug deeper, we realized something was off.

Sidhu ke Shooters went to the markets and spoke directly to the vendors, who assured us the mangoes were from Ratnagiri, the heart of India’s mango industry. But when we Called out to farmers there, we learned a different story: most hadn’t even started harvesting yet. So, where were these mangoes coming from?

The answer? A lot of them were artificially ripened using chemicals and pesticides to make them look ready to eat. This practice speeds up the ripening process, but it also compromises both the quality and safety of the fruit.

 

This month, something unusual caught our attention&mdash;mangoes were showing up in the markets long before the season even began. At first, we thought maybe it was a new early harvest or some kind of seasonal miracle. But as we dug deeper, we realized something was off.
Sidhu ke Shooters went to the markets and spoke directly to the vendors, who assured us the mangoes were from Ratnagiri, the heart of India&rsquo;s mango industry. But when we Called out to farmers there, we learned a different story: most hadn&rsquo;t even started harvesting yet. So, where were these mangoes coming from?
The answer? A lot of them were artificially ripened using chemicals and pesticides to make them look ready to eat. This practice speeds up the ripening process, but it also compromises both the quality and safety of the fruit.
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Mango Mystery: RJ Sidhu Investigates

In light of a recent FSSAI report revealing the potential health risks of drinking water from plastic bottles, including links to severe health issues like cancer, Mumbai Local dedicated a special segment to exploring healthier alternatives.

Sidhu Ke Shooter took to the streets, visiting traditional matka sellers to rediscover the benefits of drinking water from earthen pots. 

To deepen the conversation, we invited Subhojeet Mukherjee, popularly known as the Water Man of India, to shed light on the dangers of plastic drinking water and the importance of sustainable, eco-friendly alternatives. 

In light of a recent FSSAI report revealing the potential health risks of drinking water from plastic bottles, including links to severe health issues like cancer, Mumbai Local dedicated a special segment to exploring healthier alternatives.
Sidhu Ke Shooter took to the streets, visiting traditional matka sellers to rediscover the benefits of drinking water from earthen pots.&nbsp;
To deepen the conversation, we invited Subhojeet Mukherjee, popularly known as the Water Man of India, to shed light on the dangers of plastic drinking water and the importance of sustainable, eco-friendly alternatives.&nbsp;

Kya Bakra Hai - Rishi Kapoor

Mumbai Local With RJ Sidhu

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