All Print #5 Ikkis, Happy Patel and It was just an Accident.

Censorship in Cinema Ft. Biswaroop Goswami

What happens when cinema meets censorship? Where does creative freedom end and regulation begin?In this episode of the All Print segment on the PopPedia Podcast, we are joined by Biswaroop Goswami; writer and Content & Social Media Team Lead at IFP (India Film Project)—for an engaging conversation on one of the most debated aspects of filmmaking.Whether you're a filmmaker, cinephile, writer, or simply curious about the relationship between cinema and society, this conversation offers thoughtful perspectives on why censorship remains one of the defining questions of modern filmmaking.

Hitchhiker's Guide to Creative Control Ft. SupKraken

Why do we create in the first place?

All Print #6 Dhurandhar the Revenge.

In this episode of All Print, Tapaas, Yash, and Aarsh sit down to unpack Aditya Dhar’s controversial film Dhurandhar and the intense discourse surrounding it. From polarizing reactions to deeper thematic debates, the conversation dives into what’s really driving the noise. Hope you enjoy the conversation…

Art in the Underbellies of Ahmedabad Ft. Snappy Kaal and Shaitaan

In this episode, we dive deep into the unseen creative underbelly of Ahmedabad, a world that exists beyond galleries, institutions, and polite applause. Joined by artists Snappy Kaal and Shaitaan, we explore what it means to create from the margins, where art is not curated but lived, risked, and survived. We talk about the realities of building an identity in a city that is both culturally rich and quietly resistant. From street influence to personal rebellion, from anonymity to expression, this conversation uncovers the psychology of underground art and why artists choose the shadows, what fuels their voice, and what it costs to remain authentic.

All Print #5 Ikkis, Happy Patel and It was just an Accident.

Welcome to the new All Print Episode. The boys talk about Ikkis, Happy Patel, and it was just an accident. And their Anticipations for 2026.