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Hosted by Kim Hughes & Katie Babione · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 140 episodes
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Welcome to your weekly dose of singing, dancing, and Bollywood Boys! Join hosts Katie Babione and Kim Hughes as they explore the fabulous world of Bollywood, and beyond. Each week they recap the plot of a different film, then choose a topic to research.
Kim Hughes & Katie Babione hosts 2 White Girls Talk Bollywood, a tv show with 140 episodes published.
Friends, this isn't the end, it's a new beginning! And we're not just talking about our podcast, but about our movie for this week. We're revisiting the absolute masterpiece that is Om Shanti Om, which in many ways for u
Before saying goodbye (for now), we had to take one more journey south to Kerala. So this week we're watching Charlie, a 2015 Malayalam film that gets us every time. Just like the film's protagonist, you can't help but g
We've got a real bargain for you this week: two Dons for the price of one! Farhan Akhtar's 2006 remake of Don pays homage to the original while also adding wild twists and wilder costumes. And then Don 2 is a straight-up
Friends, we've been waiting for this day for years: the day where we'd finally watch the original Don! And boy, did we have a blast. How could you not? There's intrigue, melodrama, revenge galore, and way more tight-rope
We're revisiting one of our old faves today, and boy are we glad we did! Barfi! is the "delightful" tale of a hearing and speech impaired man as he falls in and out of love and mistakenly kidnaps his soulmate. We both go
After three months of movies about death, violence, and emotional turmoil, this week's flick was a breath of fresh air. Or should we say, a leaf-laden autumnal breeze! Mohabbatein may not be perfect, but it reminded us o
You guys, no. This movie was not it. It needs to be said right out the gate: we do not endorse or condone any part of it, except for Kriti's adorable sweaters. If you haven't watched it yet, don't. And if you have, pleas
The Maddock Horror-Comedy Cinematic Universe is back, and not exactly better than ever. Maybe the complete opposite. Thamma was touted as the franchise's first all-out love story, but there's hardly any heart here. And w
Friends, it's hard to come up with anything clever or quippy to say about this one. Homebound is an honest, heartfelt depiction of friendship and love in the face of adversity and oppression. It leverages a nearly univer
We love a movie about movies. A story about telling stories that really asks... why do we tell stories in the first place? This week's film artfully presents this question: do we tell stories for acclaim, or to reveal a
We're back after our Holiday Hiatus, and we think there's something to the idea of starting the year with a really, really bad movie. Nowhere to go but up! Enter: Baaghi 4, the latest installment in a franchise built aro
It's that time of year again, when we celebrate the passing of one year into another. And what better way than with a truly wonderful, sort of terrible movie? That's right, it's our third annual re-watch of the Shah Rukh
It's time once again for us to look back on our year and discuss the highs and lows. And luckily, unlike most other aspects of 2025, this year for our podcats was almost exclusively highs! Join us as we talk about our fa
We're taking another vacation from Bollywood this week and venturing back into Malayalam Language Cinema. And you can bet this will not be our last trip to Mollywood, because we will at the very least need to watch the r
We've been waiting 5 years for the sequel to 2019's War! And... we're not as disappointed as we thought we might be! The Yash Raj Films Spy Cinematic Universe is finally bringing us back to super spy Kabir and his roguis
This week we're covering the second half of the Netflix series Ba***ds of Bollywood. And even though we know now, we won't be revealing the letters behind those asterisks, because the twist is the best part of the season
We've been talking for months about the directorial debut of SRK's son, Aryan Khan (and, frankly, so have many others). But we have to admit, we were a bit underwhelmed by the first four episode of Ba***ds of Bollywood.
After several weeks looking to the past, we're settling back into 2025 with Metro... In Dino. The film follows several interwoven stories of couples at various life stages as they grapple with... infidelity. That's... pr
We're continuing our study of the Angry Young Man trope for one more week, this time with the 1975 classic, Deewaar! Unlike Sholay, this movie is rooted heavily in emotion, though we'd expect nothing less with Yash Chopr
After watching our first 1970s Hindi flick last week, we needed to know more about the writers who defined that era. Salim Khan and Javed Akhtar created the Angry Young Man, and established tropes that still resonate in
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