Cyrus teams up with Urjita Wani for an AMA that spins out of control in minutes.
There’s aunties, weddings, prawns in food, South Bombay beef with Bandra, rickshaw horror stories, auto physics, micro-dramas, uncle jokes, bad words, and Urjita bullying Cyrus for 60 straight minutes.

If you’re looking for logic, skip.
If you’re looking for pure comedy chaos — welcome.

Urjita also drops details about her new stand-up recordings, upcoming shows and why her niece once repeated a very bad word she said by accident.

Raashii Khanna joins Cyrus Says for one of her most honest, funny and insightful conversations ever.
From her powerful performance in 120 Bahadur, to learning multiple languages for cinema, to breaking stereotypes in the industry — Raashii opens up like never before.

In this episode, Raashii talks about:

• Her role as the emotional anchor in 120 Bahadur, a film based on a real 1962 battle
• Working with Farhan Akhtar & why she still calls him “Farhan Sir”
• Mastering Rajasthani, Telugu, Tamil & Punjabi accents
• Why successful women intimidate men
• Chivalry, equality & who should pay the bill
• Her real-life dating experiences & red flags
• The fear she felt when her brother faced pirates in the Somalia region
• How she chooses roles & avoids being stereotyped
• The evolution of MTV and reality TV
• Cyrus’ legendary (and disastrous) marriage advice

A mix of humour, honesty and heart — this is Raashii Khanna completely unfiltered.

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Director–writer Suparn Varma joins Cyrus for a completely unfiltered conversation that swings from the deeply serious to the delightfully stupid — exactly what you expect on Cyrus Says.

Suparn talks about the making of HAQ, why the Shah Bano judgement still matters 40 years later, and how women’s rights, gender roles and social change shaped his vision for the film. He opens up about faith, research, and the responsibility of retelling a landmark moment in Indian legal history.

In true Cyrus Says style, the two wander into everything from divorce stories, cricket rants and bizarre “pleasure” confessions to vanity vans, Deepika’s 8-hour rule, and Manoj Bajpayee shooting a yoga scene while running a 103° fever.

If you love behind-the-scenes filmmaking, sharp social commentary, and absolute chaos — this episode is for you.

Cyrus Broacha sits down with comedian–writer–legend Ashish Shakya for a full-blown chaotic episode.
From AIB nostalgia to midlife crisis, India’s obsession with paparazzi, Pakistan’s politics, China fear, chicken-piece riots at weddings, pigeons, sports, influencers, and everything else wrong (and funny) about the world.

This is Cyrus Says at peak unfiltered mode — nothing is planned, everything is roasted.

👀 What’s inside:

• AIB days, why Ashish stopped performing
• Midlife crisis, turning 40 & badminton becoming a religion
• Pakistan’s generals & China’s “we fire the last shot” threat
• Why Indian media loves killing celebrities early
• Chicken Fry–Gate: the UP wedding that turned into WWE
• Pigeons vs Humans: Cyrus’ final stand
• India, elections, fraud, lists & insanity
• Women’s cricket & unexpected wholesomeness

🎙 Guest: Ashish Shakya – comedian, writer, ad man, chaos enthusiast
🎧 Host: Cyrus Broacha – lover of pigeons, hater of humans (mostly)

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He’s one of Indian advertising’s sharpest minds and one of Bollywood’s most distinctive filmmakers — R. Balki joins Cyrus for an unfiltered, hilarious, deeply insightful episode.

Balki takes us through his iconic campaigns (Hoodibaba, Surf Excel Ha Na, Idea), the mistakes that taught him everything, the famous suitcase incident, and how a Lifebuoy brainstorm accidentally led to Cheeni Kum.

From Amitabh Bachchan’s reaction to a terrible car, to clients who swear sweetly, to why one idea is always better than twenty, this is a storytelling masterclass.

They dive into:

How Balki stumbled into advertising

The Mudra ‘100-word ad’ that changed his life

The Maruti Versa disaster featuring the Bachchans

The birth of the ‘Idea’ & ‘Surf Excel Ha Na’ campaigns

Why Hoodibaba was one word that saved an entire account

Film inspirations & his move to cinema

His funniest client fights & pitch room meltdowns

It's witty, nostalgic, and loaded with brilliant insights.

A must-watch for anyone who loves ads, films, or madness.

He’s the mastermind behind Zombivli and one of India’s leading voices in the horror-comedy space — Aditya Sarpotdar joins Cyrus for a chaotic, hilarious, and surprisingly emotional AMA episode.

From creating zombies during the pandemic, to audition tapes with tomato ketchup, to his great-grandfather making films in 1925, Aditya walks us through four generations of filmmaking, Marathi cinema nostalgia, and why Mumbai desperately needs a zombie sequel.

They dive into:

How Zombivli was born during lockdown

What zombie auditions REALLY looked like

Anthakshari with zombies (yes, seriously)

His family’s 100-year legacy in Indian cinema

The lost art of film stock & silver plates

Why India needs smarter, scarier horror films

Ram Gopal Varma’s influence

Whether zombies can survive Mumbai local trains

It’s funny, nerdy, nostalgic, and full of great cinema stories — the perfect Cyrus Says cocktail.

It’s another Ask Me Anything episode — which means total chaos, too many opinions, and the occasional coherent thought.
Cyrus Broacha and Abbas Momin take on your wildest audience questions — from Tata Lit Fest stories and literary quizzes to Saudi comedy festivals, Zoran Mamdani politics, and Rakhi Sawant’s Oscar dreams.
Expect unfiltered takes on:
Why reading might not be dead after all
The strangest literary quiz Cyrus ever attended
YouTubers, extortion calls & fame gone wrong
Political hot takes from America to Mumbai
Abbas’ plan to find love (and a rich wife)
And a crash course on how not to be cancelled
It’s witty, weird, and pure Cyrus Says energy — one part chaos, two parts comedy.
New episodes drop every week on YouTube and all audio platforms.

He’s one of India’s most loved comedians, podcasters, and internet icons — and he’s finally back on Cyrus Says!
Abish Mathew joins Cyrus Broacha for an unfiltered chat filled with laughter, nostalgia, and some very questionable food hacks. From accidentally buying 5 kilos of bhindi during lockdown to inventing a Nutella-pringles recipe, this episode is peak chaos in the best way possible.
They also dive into:
The return of Son of Abish and his journey through India’s comedy scene
Abish’s hilarious lockdown misadventures in Bandra
His wild entry into the online chess world (and playing with Vishy Anand!)
Why comedy, kindness, and connection matter more than ever
It’s witty, weird, and wildly entertaining — everything you love about Cyrus Says.
Catch full episodes every week on YouTube & all audio platforms.