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For years, the audience knew Arvind Naidu as the dancer who lit up Dhool and the actor behind some of Vasantham's most memorable dramas. But what happens when the screen goes quiet out of the blue? In this episode, Priyanka sits down with Arvind for an honest look at the many chapters of his journey. He reflects on breaking into the industry, the pressure that followed early success, navigating a period away from the screen, and what it meant to eventually find his way back. Sometimes, finding your way back isn't about returning to who you were. It's about discovering who you have become.

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Long before the cameras, the auditions, and the headlines, there was a 21-year-old with a borrowed camera, a parody video, and the audacity to believe he belonged on screen. In this episode, Priya sits down with Thavanesan Sivananthan to retrace the journey behind the performer. From navigating the early realities of his dreams to building an identity of his own, Thavanesan opens up about the lessons, setbacks, and quiet moments that shaped him along the way. This is a conversation about ambition, self-belief, and the making of a hero long before the credits begin to roll.

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In a special collaboration with Mediacorp, Sit Still, Look PRI-TEA sits down with the stars behind Mediacorp's next binge-worthy drama — Must Date The Playboy!

With over 42 million views on mewatch, the romantic Tamil drama has captured audiences with its mix of friendship, love, heartbreak, and unexpected twists. But what happens when we sit down with the actors behind the characters?

Join Priya and Priyanka as they chat with Muzammil Elias (Zayn Ishaan Aravindhan), Chandni Nagadurga (Vaishnave Tara Priyadharshan), and Ganga Kannan (Kaushika Subramaniam) for an exclusive conversation packed with behind-the-scenes stories, relationship debates, friendship dilemmas, and plenty of laughter.

From awkward love scenes and character confessions to discussing whether a playboy can truly change, the cast opens up about the show's biggest themes and how they relate to real life.

Whether you are already obsessed with Must Date The Playboy or discovering the show for the first time, this episode is packed with laughter, insights, and plenty of tea.

Tune in as we explore the question that sparked the drama in the first place: How do you date a playboy?

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What does it take to build a career in music when there is no blueprint to follow?

In this episode, Priyanka sits down with Sejal Kargal, also known as $EJ, a South Asian-American independent artist whose music blends identity, culture, and experimentation into a sound entirely her own. From learning violin and Carnatic vocals as a child to teaching herself music production during the pandemic, Sejal reflects on her journey of putting her art into the world, navigating visibility in a crowded industry, and embracing the vulnerability that comes with sharing her story through music. This is a conversation about identity, self-discovery, and the courage to stay true to your voice while creating a space for yourself in an industry that often asks you to fit in.

Discover Sejal Kargal music: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4F7XRitNMqio4eaqYMRs8d?si=zYAYkUwxQq2w2Bi0aZzquA

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In this episode, Priya sits down with Karthik, a familiar name in Singapore’s entertainment scene whose journey spans emceeing, DJing, and event hosting. From building a 17-year career around shaping energy and experiences, his work lives in the moments most people simply enjoy and move on from.

But beyond the music and the mic, this conversation looks at the layers people don’t always see. From navigating the unpredictability of live events to balancing multiple roles, including life beyond entertainment, Karthik reflects on the discipline, responsibility, and resilience that sit behind the “fun.”

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What does it mean to evolve through the many eras of life, without losing the parts of yourself that matter most? In this episode, Priyanka sits down with Simone Bhagat, an Indian-Singaporean creative and strategic operator whose journey spans continents, industries, and identities. From her early beginnings in the performing arts to studying at NYU Tisch, working across global media companies like Vox Media, and co-founding a creative collective, Simone has always been driven to build and create. Now, as a 2025 MBA graduate from INSEAD, the same institution her father attended 25 years ago, she reflects on what it means to step into new chapters while carrying forward her creative roots. This is a conversation about growth, identity, and the courage it takes to keep becoming.

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This February, we’re celebrating a different kind of love, the kind that lets you be more than one thing. In this episode, we sit down with Sangeeta — lawyer by training and the musician we know and love on TV. From NUS Law to the glow of concert stages, her journey defies the “pick a lane” narrative. Instead of shrinking to fit one title, she embraces the full spectrum of who she is. Beyond the accolades and applause, this conversation is about authenticity and choosing to be real over perfect in a world obsessed with highlight reels. As a lawyer, singer, wife, and mother, Sangeeta reflects on the many roles she carries and how each one shapes the woman she is today.

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First things first, the duo is back together. Recording in their new Singapore studio space, this episode marks Priyanka’s return home for her short winter break, and it felt only right for the girls to sit down and catch up on everything. This time around, they are reflecting on the highs and lows of 2025 before stepping into a brand new year — 2026. But before you assume this episode is all about hyping up endless possibilities and fresh start energy … it’s not. Instead, the girls get real. About the pressure. The expectations. The exhaustion that often comes with the whole “New Year, New Me” narrative. If you are already feeling overwhelmed by it all, consider this your sign to pause, breathe, and listen in.