Ye Wo Daur Hai!

By: Parth Gaur
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  • I do podcasts... Sometimes
    Parth Gaur
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Episodes
  • Rashomon is CLASS APART l Akira Kurosawa forgive me

    Rashomon is CLASS APART l Akira Kurosawa forgive me
    Sep 19 2024

    In today's episode I have talked about Rashomon,a Japanese film which has been neglected by the masses,which you should absolutely tune in for this week.Kurosawa has a legacy which is impeccable and should be followed by every filmophile.


    Instagram: parth (@iparthg21) • Instagram photos and videos Tune in to know more!
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    4 mins
  • The Bear Season 1-A Masterclass in Storytelling | 🐻👩🏿‍🍳🍽️

    The Bear Season 1-A Masterclass in Storytelling | 🐻👩🏿‍🍳🍽️
    Aug 8 2024
    In today's episode I have talked about The Bear and the electrifying tale of victory and the process of obtaining a feat. This show is one of my firsts and it will stay close to my heart! Tune in to know more!
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    4 mins
  • PHANTOM THREAD X THERE WILL BE BLOOD | PAUL THOMAS ANDERSON-AN APPRECIATION EPISODE❤️

    PHANTOM THREAD X THERE WILL BE BLOOD | PAUL THOMAS ANDERSON-AN APPRECIATION EPISODE❤️
    Jul 9 2024
    In today's episode I have talked about the themes and similarities of Phantom Thread and There Will Be Blood. Daniel Day Lewis and his ambitious performances,an element of anti-hero and so much more. Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/iparthg21 X(formerly Twitter):https://x.com/iparthg21?t=TY-Qx9JPgJrd3xUoatbowQ&s=09 Tune in to know more!
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    6 mins

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