The Sandip Roy Show

Mythologist and writer Devdutt Pattanaik talks about life for LGBTQI people after #377, Indian society's relationship with sex, our tendency to tribalism and more.

A conversation with one of the oldest of the dwindling Jewish community in Kolkata, Flower Silliman.

Sandip and James talk about the book The Billionaire Raj, the personalities of these tycoons and India's problem with corruption and crony capitalism.

On this episode, Sandip sits down to chat with author and film journalist Aseem Chhabra, who wrote the recently released unauthorized biography, Priyanka Chopra: The Incredible Story of a Global Bollywood Star. Aseem talks to Sandip about Priyanka's career in Bollywood, the way she adapted to Hollywood and how she managed to keep her relevance in India.

LGBT activist Pawan Dhall about the difficulties that the community faces in India

Anusha Yadav reveals the powerful storytelling behind the Indian Memory Project, showcasing personal histories that resonate with love, loss, and secrets. She discusses how family photographs serve as bridges to cultural narratives, igniting conversations about heritage. The podcast also explores the evolution of photography in the digital age and how social media reshapes our understanding of memories. Yadav highlights the shift from physical albums to digital archives, emphasizing the project's influence on preserving stories globally.

Real conversations about the fascinating world around us and the people who shape it