Hosted by Mrunalii Jadhav · EN · 37 episodes
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Simplii Mrunalii is a reflective podcast about becoming the main character of your own life. Hosted by Dr. Mrunalii Jadhav — a poet, storyteller, and mental wellness creator — the show explores the emotional space between fairytales and reality. Through quiet reflections, poetic storytelling, and philosophical conversations, the podcast asks simple but powerful questions: Why do we still believe in fairytales? Why does reality feel exhausting? And how can we reclaim our life as the story we are meant to live? Each episode invites listeners to slow down, reflect, and rediscover hope through creativity, emotional awareness, and the power of personal narrative. If you have ever felt like life was supposed to be more magical than it turned out to be — this podcast is for you.
Mrunalii Jadhav hosts Simplii Mrunalii, a society show with 37 episodes published.
Do you ever revisit a memory… and feel like it glows a little softer than it probably did back then? Like it has this quiet warmth to it… this almost cinematic stillness… as if it belonged in a story instead of real life
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I’ve been thinking about promises lately. Not the formal kind people make during ceremonies… Not the kind written in contracts or spoken loudly in front of crowds. But the quieter promises. The ones we learned long befor
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I’ve noticed something about the way my mind works. I keep comparing fairytales with reality. Not occasionally. Almost constantly. I’ll hear a story… or remember one from childhood… and somehow my mind immediately begins
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There’s something fascinating about the way we approach fairytales. Even when we know they are fictional… we believe them Not every detail. We don’t necessarily believe in dragons or magic spells or enchanted castles. Bu
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There’s a strange habit many of us carry without even realizing it. We keep waiting for our lives to start. Not literally, of course. We wake up, go to work, talk to people, move through our routines. Life is technically
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There are moments in life that don’t look extraordinary to the outside world. They don’t make headlines. They don’t break the internet. They don’t look like the kind of achievements we usually celebrate loudly. But to th
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Sometimes I think we misunderstood fairytales. We assumed they were meant to describe a perfect life. A world where everything aligns neatly. Where love arrives on time. Where courage always wins quickly. Where every sto
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There is a question people ask with a certain tone. Almost like they already know the answer. “Do you really think life can be like a fairytale?” And usually the answer expected is no. -- Hey, I reflected on this topic a
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For some time, I wasn’t scrolling Instagram. Not because I was trying to prove anything to myself, but because life had its own rhythm. The days were full. The hospital was demanding. The mind was occupied with real peop
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Sometimes I wonder if fairytales were never meant to be fantasy. Maybe they were always meant to be instructions for how to look at life. A A wish. A meeting. Real life unfolds in the exact same way. Most of our lives fe
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At first glance, fairytales and medicine seem like they belong to completely different worlds. Fairytales are built from magic, imagination, and impossible transformations. Medicine is built from science, protocols, and
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I’ve noticed something about the way I learn. I don’t just remember facts. I remember stories. I remember the feeling of a moment, the way a character made a decision, the way something changed because of that decision.
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We rarely question the ending. In most fairytales, the dream comes true. The kingdom is restored. The curse is broken. The love is secured. The crown fits. But what if it didn’t? What if the glass slipper shattered? What
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There’s a very particular way fairytales describe relationships. They don’t ease into them. They don’t negotiate them. They recognize them. Two people meet — and something is immediately certain. A glance is enough. A da
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So, I am currently an intern doctor. What once felt like an impossible dream is now, my reality. But now that I take rounds and enquire patients everyday - I think a new dream has taken place in my heart. Today, I dream
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When I was younger, I thought fairytales were about outcomes. About the crown. The wedding. The victory. But as I grew older, I realized something quieter. Fairytales didn’t teach me what to want. They taught me how to d
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I’ve thought about this carefully. And I don’t think I believe in fairytales because I’m naive. I think I believe in them because I’m observant. Because when I look at reality — closely — I don’t see less magic. I see hi
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I’ve noticed something about myself. Whenever life becomes complicated, whenever love feels uncertain, whenever effort doesn’t lead to reward — I instinctively compare it to a fairytale. And I ask: “Why isn’t this simple
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Have you ever noticed how calm periods of life feel… almost suspicious? When nothing is wrong. Nothing is collapsing. No one is leaving. No urgent crisis is demanding your attention. Just calmness. And instead of feeling
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Let me begin with something uncomfortable. If nothing ever went wrong in your life… would anyone want to hear the story? No tension. No heartbreak. No failure. No betrayal. No risk. Just steady comfort. It might be pleas
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