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Talking about Mirzapur Season 2: Rajyasree: Munna’s character is very important because…  Abhinandan: Because he has no character. Rajyasree: He really has no character, he’s a horrible character. Abhinandan: That’s why it was funny. You don’t have to justify my joke, it was implicit in the joke. Rajyasree: No, no, you have to explain. Hindi cinema has taught me. Abhinandan: Making a joke in front of you is really like “Bhains ke aage been bajana”. Rajyasree: Now you’re calling me a bhains? I’ve told you don’t fat-shame all the time. Abhinandan: It’s a muhawra in Hindi. Rajyasree: Either you’re calling me black or you’re calling me fat, it’s so shameful to do this to a person. Abhinandan: Can we move on? Rajyasree: Obviously, because I’ll start crying otherwise. Rajyasree and Abhinandan burst out laughing. This and a whole lot of other stuff awful and awesome as Abhinandan Sekhri and Rajyasree Sen discuss the films Rebecca and Borat Subsequent Moviefilm; the web series The Queen's Gambit and Mirzapur Season 2; and Eros Now’s controversial Navratri ad campaign. Tune in! Timecodes 00:08: Introduction 01:51: Borat 2 15:00: Letters from listeners 17:27: Rebecca 29:15: Eros Now controversy 32:36: Mirzapur Season 2 44:28: Letters from listeners 47:33: The Queen's Gambit See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.