This is episode 6 where we talk about how Kantara has changed Indian cinema forever.  Kantara is a Kannada movie for those who are living under a rock. And no, this is not a review of the movie. For that please go to my website www.mysorean.com you will find it written there. I have written a long review of the movie. This episode is not an audio review of the movie. But I will be plotting Kantara on the timeline of Indian cinema and how it has changed the face of Indian cinema forever.  Connect with me @mysorean on Instagram and Facebook. Mysorean Talks is also available on Facebook on www.facebook.com/mysoreantalks Please follow, rate, review, subscribe to Mysorean Talks on whatever platform you are listening to it on. You can also say hi to me on my website Mysorean.com Let's get talking!

This is episode 5. Where we talk about the T20 World Cup that is going on. We talk about how this has become a world cup of upsets. Get a little nostalgic, as usual, about other upsets. Talk about the India-Pak clash. And the Virat six. We also discuss India's chances at this world cup. Talk about who the favourites to win the World cup are. This week's recommendation is the House of Dragon.  I hope you enjoy the episode. Connect with me @mysorean on Instagram and Facebook. Mysorean Talks is also available on Facebook on www.facebook.com/mysoreantalks You can also say hi to me on my website Mysorean.com Let's get talking!

This is Episode 4. Where we talk about how the world of cinema has changed post covid. Content is King, screen is queen!  To understand that we first delve a little into what entertainment means, how and where it could have started. Then we try to understand how COVID has affected our big screen movie watching behaviour. I try, in my usual style, to figure out the 5 big trends to emerge. Then we move into our usual recommendations section where we talk about a Malayalam movie “Attention Please”. I hope you enjoy the episode.  Connect with me @mysorean on Instagram and Facebook. Mysorean Talks is also available on Facebook on www.facebook.com/mysoreantalks You can also say hi to me on my website Mysorean.com Let's get talking!

This is episode 3. Where we talk to a fellow Mysorean – KJ Pavan about Art.  KJ Pavan is an award-winning lens-based artist, musician and actor with roots in the university town of Mysore, India. A graduate of Mysore’s Chamarajendra Academy of Visual Arts, he is the co-founder of Studio Kitki, a creative communication and digital design studio. He is a visiting faculty at Mysore's premier architecture institute, Wadiyar Centre for Architecture and also at Amrita School of Arts and Sciences, Mysore. He has conducted workshops, done jury duty on photography competitions. ​Pavan loves to travel and in addition to photography, his love of music as the percussionist and singer with the folk fusion band Swarathma has taken him to global tourist destinations from Australia to Morocco. He is also an accomplished actor. He has acted in the blockbuster kannada feature film ‘U Turn’ directed by the acclaimed film maker Pawan Kumar, which got nominated for Best Screenplay at the New York Indian Film Festival 2016. His recent film in kannada was the national award winning 'Nathicharami' directed by MansoRe. His website is www.kjpavan.com A small word to all my listeners: The best way to listen to today’s episode is to have your browser pointed at www.kjpavan.com. A lot of what we discuss in this interview today will be much more relatable if you also take a look at Pavan’s website kjpavan.com as we speak. You can also connect with him on instagram @kjpavan -- Connect with me @mysorean on Instagram and Facebook. Mysorean Talks is also available on Facebook on www.facebook.com/mysoreantalks You can also say hi to me on my website Mysorean.com Let's get talking!

In the second episode of Mysorean Talks, we talk about how AR Rahman's entry into the film Industry with the magical Roja catalyzed the entire nation (not just the industry or music or sound as it is usually said). We talk about some stories about Roja. And I also attempt to unpack what makes Rahman successful. I read out a short poem that I have written about him. And we have our usual recommendation to watch/ listen for the weekend (Thiruchitrambalam). Please connect with me @mysorean on Instagram and Facebook. Mysorean Talks is also available on Facebook on www.facebook.com/mysoreantalks You can also say hi to me on my website Mysorean.com Let's get talking!

In the first episode of Mysorean Talks, I talk about where we heard AR Rahman for the first time. Roja, right? Well, yes and no. Let's get talking!

In this preview, you will know what to expect from Mysorean Talks podcast show. A late night entertainment podcast show.  If you want to find the best content to watch this weekend or know more about some of your favourite personalities, or just listen to a poem, or know how exactly are we going to be a Hindu Rashtra – Mysorean Talks is the place to tune into. Join me on 30th September for the first episode.