S2E2: Bollywood, Pyaar, Red Flags & Relationships decoded with @dr.itishanagar

A podcast no one asked for (but everyone needed?) | Sherdili Origin Story

A little ramble. A lot of heart. Watch Shagun share why making Sherdili felt urgent, personal, and kind of non-negotiable. Maybe it’ll make you feel something, too. Here's to building something tender, together.

S2E3: Three Therapists and a Hopeless Romantic on Modern Love

Three therapists join Arnaz Irani to unpack the messiness of modern dating as young women. From breakups and red flags to feminism, polyamory, and all the emotions in between—this conversation dives deep into what it means to navigate love today. Whether you're exploring dating, binging rom-coms, or healing from a breakup, this is modern love and how it shapes us—through a therapist’s lens.

S2E2: Bollywood, Pyaar, Red Flags & Relationships decoded with @dr.itishanagar

We dive into Ye Jawaani Hai Deewani’s Naina and the idea of love with @dr.itishanagar—decoding Bollywood's idea of “the good girl,” modern love, emotional labour, toxicity, letting go, and all the red flags we missed in 2013. Pyaar, patriarchy, and pop culture—sab pe baatcheet.

S2E1: India Says "Be Practical", Anchit Magee Chose Music Instead

In this episode, we sit down with Anchit Magee, an independent musician navigating what it means to pursue a creative life as a man in India — where the phrase “Dude, get a real job” is still thrown around all too often. We talk about the emotional toll of choosing art over stability, the societal expectations men face when choosing non-traditional careers, and how Anchit finds his voice and purpose through music. From family pressure to internal doubt, this is a raw and real conversation about masculinity, identity, and building a life in the creative economy of India. 🎧 Whether you're an artist, a dreamer, or just someone questioning the "safe" path — this one’s for you.

Ep5: Why Choose Just One Thing?

Why do we have to choose just one thing? In this episode of Sherdili, we dive into the weird pressure of picking a single career path, the doubts that creep in, and whether we’re really meant to do just one thing forever.