Love hearing this podcast during difficult times with Covid-19! Please could you review The Evil Genius on Netflix sometime too!

I have been a listener since Rajyashree used to host AaA with Deepanjana. It is such a refreshing podcast. I continued listening after Abhinandan joined as a co-host even though I do not find his contributions particularly interesting. All credit to Rajyashree that, despite Abhinandan, she has made the podcast super-entertaining!

I love this podcast. I love the banter, forgetfulness and the fun nonsense that happens here. My week is incomplete without an episode. Please don't stop.

This podcast started off with a lot of promise but over time has become pretty bad - in terms of content reviewed and the review itself. Both Abhinandan and Rajasree don’t know much about ‘pop culture’ that they review on the podcast. Their minimal knowledge combined with unintelligent comments make this podcast not worth listening to. Rajasree doesn’t even finish a sentence that she starts and her reviews are filled with half spoken sentences and borrowed ideas all coupled with an unbearable laugh. Abhinandan although far better than Rajasree, still does not do any justice to the content. This should have different hosts and content reviewed should be more relevant for this podcast to be a good pop culture commentary. I don’t recommend wasting time on this one.

If you are a serious media buff this podcast is not for you, but if you are looking for a fun conversation that will surly tickle you funny bones while on a long commute, you must check it out. The host are not the most savvy people on pop culture but they make up for their leach of knowledge by having a candid and bantering discussion.

Discovered this podcast almost by accident after I subscribed to Newslaundry. What Rajyasree and Abhinandan do is both genre defining (in Indian context) and refreshingly quirky. Streaming services are exploding in India and the review that A&A podcast provides is almost essential for anyone consuming streaming content. The other pop culture discussions that happen are also very good. As an Indian living outside of India, reviews of Indian ads make me discover them. The banter adds the “spice” which makes it all the more delectable. Recommend this podcast wholeheartedly.