Sanguine Sunsets is a heartfelt podcast celebrating the power of everyday stories. Hosted by Roopa and produced by Tarana, each episode highlights inspiring personal journeys, cultural experiences, and the resilience of ordinary people doing extraordinary things. With warmth, empathy, and rich storytelling, Sanguine Sunsets offers listeners a reflective and uplifting escape, connecting communities through shared experiences. Whether it’s family, heritage, or personal triumphs, every story reminds us of life’s beauty and strength.

Sanguine Sunsets is a heartfelt podcast celebrating the power of everyday stories. Hosted by Roopa and produced by Tarana, each episode highlights inspiring personal journeys, cultural experiences, and the resilience of ordinary people doing extraordinary things. With warmth, empathy, and rich storytelling, Sanguine Sunsets offers listeners a reflective and uplifting escape, connecting communities through shared experiences. Whether it&rsquo;s family, heritage, or personal triumphs, every story reminds us of life&rsquo;s beauty and strength.

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Sanguine Sunsets - Episode 2

Sanguine Sunset - Episode 1

In the first episode of Sanguine Sunset, Roopa Sachdev speaks with senior citizens Sashi and Raj. While they share their joy of living in New Zealand, they also highlight the difficult experiences and mistreatment faced by some members of their senior citizens’ group. Sashi and Raj offer guidance on the best ways for seniors in such situations to seek help.

Sanguine Sunset - Episode 1
In the first episode of Sanguine Sunset, Roopa Sachdev speaks with senior citizens Sashi and Raj. While they share their joy of living in New Zealand, they also highlight the difficult experiences and mistreatment faced by some members of their senior citizens’ group. Sashi and Raj offer guidance on the best ways for seniors in such situations to seek help.

Sanguine Sunset - Episode 1

At the age of 60, Naina decided to get married. She eventually met someone from New Zealand who was looking for a partner in India. However, after moving to India, she discovered that this was actually his third marriage, not his first, as he had claimed. Throughout their 10-year marriage, she was treated more like a maid than a wife, with very little communication between them. Though she accompanied him overseas and was introduced as his wife, she was never truly treated as one.

At the age of 60, Naina decided to get married. She eventually met someone from New Zealand who was looking for a partner in India. However, after moving to India, she discovered that this was actually his third marriage, not his first, as he had claimed. Throughout their 10-year marriage, she was treated more like a maid than a wife, with very little communication between them. Though she accompanied him overseas and was introduced as his wife, she was never truly treated as one.

Sanguine Sunsets - Episode 4

Laxmi and her husband were not allowed back into their daughter’s home after her husband was hospitalized. During the Covid lockdown, her daughter told them to find their own way, leaving them with nowhere to go. Roopa speaks with Laxmi in the second episode of “Sanguine Sunsets.”

Laxmi and her husband were not allowed back into their daughter’s home after her husband was hospitalized. During the Covid lockdown, her daughter told them to find their own way, leaving them with nowhere to go. Roopa speaks with Laxmi in the second episode of “Sanguine Sunsets.”

Sanguine Sunsets - Episode 2

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