Qatal
A standout track from Guru Randhawa’s debut independent album Without Prejudice, Qatal is a poetic ode to feminine beauty, comparing a woman’s grace to the precision of a weapon.
Co-written by Randhawa, Rony Ajnali, and Gill Machhrai, the lyrics celebrate allure, confidence, and empowerment. Directed by Bosco Martis, the visually striking music video stars Randhawa and Soundous Moufakir, featuring bold choreography that matches the song’s rhythm and message. “Qatal” has surged in popularity, trending widely thanks to a viral dance routine choreographed by Indian dancer Yash Kadam which has taken over reels in India.
Without Prejudice stands out as one of Guru Randhawa’s most ambitious and defining works. Known for his role in popularizing Punjabi music globally this album marks a bold artistic evolution, expanding his reach while resonating deeply with the Indian diaspora worldwide.
The Traitors
Hosted by Karan Johar, The Traitors India is an Indian adaptation of the globally acclaimed reality series which was originally hosted by Alan Cummings.
Premiering on Prime Video on June 12, 2025, the show assembles 20 celebrities at the opulent Suryagarh Palace in Rajasthan. Among them, a select few are secretly designated as ‘Traitors’ by Johar, while the rest are ‘Innocents’. The Traitors’ mission is to covertly sabotage the Innocents without revealing their identities.
Daily challenges accumulate a cash prize, but nightly eliminations, termed ‘murders’, thin the ranks. Each episode culminates in a Round Table, where contestants vote out a suspected Traitor. If the Innocents unmask all Traitors, they share the prize. If any Traitor remains, they claim the entire sum.
The series blends strategy, suspense, and celebrity dynamics, offering a gripping viewing experience.
Simple Ken
Famed Indian comedian Kenny Sebastian hosts a podcast called Simple Ken that is a fan favourite. In each episode, Kenny engages in unscripted conversations with fellow comedians, delving into topics often left unspoken in public discourse. The show offers a blend of humor and sincerity, discussing everything from personal experiences to societal observations. Recent episodes feature guests like Kanan Gill, Shreeja Chaturvedi, and Shamik Chakrabarti, engaging in debates and discourse. The podcast maintains a lighthearted tone, aiming to entertain and provoke thought without offering direct advice. Listeners can tune in to Simple Ken on various platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Amazon Music.
