There’s something magical about our childhood days that just remembering them can bring a smile to our faces even during the saddest of times. The days when you didn’t think of paying your electricity bills, or doing your laundry or making your dinner.. all you had to do was explore the world with your innocence and wonder and in return fill your hearts with a lifetime of wonderful memories.
In this episode, we have three millennials from different parts of India who will introduce us to their childhood and together with them, we’ll talk about what was special about growing up in 90’s India.
Priti grew up in a small town near Pune. She is an ecologist, currently pursuing her PhD on mixed-species bird flocks. She is a trained Bharatnatyam dancer and an ultimate frisbee player. She likes books, board games and coffee.
Shashank grew up in North Delhi with his mother and grandfather. He is a designer, painter, and a budding poet.
Keshav is an unconventional Marwadi lad, making it out there equipped with a masters in philosophy. He relives life in a typical convent school
We had so much fun recording this episode that we ended up talking for 3 hours. Hence, We are splitting this episode into 2 parts.
The music of the show is composed by When Chai Met Toast. in part 1 you will hear “Beautiful World” , “Phir Se Udd Chala” , and finally “Joy of Little Things” .
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