Send us a text In Episode 13 of The BoM Podcast, we revisit Rang De Basanti (2006) — one of the most powerful and generation-defining films in modern Indian cinema. Joined by our friend and fellow cinephile Amruta Parker, we look back at how this film balanced humor, heartbreak, and political awakening — and how its message still feels just as relevant today. We explore: 🔥 Our first memories of watching RDB and how it shaped our perspective on youth and change 🎭 The chemistry and perfo...
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Send us a text In Episode 13 of The BoM Podcast, we revisit Rang De Basanti (2006) — one of the most powerful and generation-defining films in modern Indian cinema. Joined by our friend and fellow cinephile Amruta Parker, we look back at how this film balanced humor, heartbreak, and political awakening — and how its message still feels just as relevant today. We explore: 🔥 Our first memories of watching RDB and how it shaped our perspective on youth and change 🎭 The chemistry and perfo...
Episode 12 - Thamma (2025) + Filmfare Award Winners Reaction!
The BoM Podcast - A Bollywood Podcast
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Episode 12 - Thamma (2025) + Filmfare Award Winners Reaction!
Send us a text In Episode 12 of The BoM Podcast, we dive into the newest entry in the Maddock Horror Comedy Universe — Thamma 👻🎬 We break down the film’s scares, laughs, and universe-building as we discuss how it compares to earlier hits like Stree, Bhediya, and Munjya. Does Ayushmann Khurrana’s return to comedy-horror work? Did the film make good use of its bigger budget? And where does Thamma take the MHCU next? Plus, we react to the winners (and snubs!) of the 70th Filmfare Awards, sharing...
The BoM Podcast - A Bollywood Podcast
Send us a text In Episode 13 of The BoM Podcast, we revisit Rang De Basanti (2006) — one of the most powerful and generation-defining films in modern Indian cinema. Joined by our friend and fellow cinephile Amruta Parker, we look back at how this film balanced humor, heartbreak, and political awakening — and how its message still feels just as relevant today. We explore: 🔥 Our first memories of watching RDB and how it shaped our perspective on youth and change 🎭 The chemistry and perfo...
