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On this episode of Cyrus Says, Sahil Khattar joins Cyrus Broacha for a chaotic conversation about football, hosting, films, relationships and everything in between.

Sahil talks about getting the chance to host FIFA World Cup coverage, how the entire broadcast was put together in just 10 days, and what it was like working alongside names like Sunil Chhetri, Bhaichung Bhutia, Gurpreet Singh Sandhu and Sandesh Jhingan. He also opens up about his sporting background in roller hockey, and how that helped shape the way he understands football.

The conversation also gets into the state of Indian football, why India still hasn’t qualified for the FIFA World Cup, Sahil’s love life, and why he now wants a more stable personal life so he can focus on work. Sahil also reveals that he is working on a major family comedy, which he has co-written and will star in as the lead, backed by a legacy studio and set to shoot in Chandigarh.

Watch the full episode for Sahil Khattar, FIFA World Cup, Indian football, Sunil Chhetri, Bhaichung Bhutia, his upcoming film and plenty of Cyrus Says madness.

Shantanu Anam joins Cyrus Broacha for a Cock & Bull filled with marriage roasts, protest stories and a very unexpected rant about Farah Khan’s Dilip.

Cyrus reveals Jesse Lever’s compliment about Shantanu’s wife, while Shantanu shares the brutal Instagram DM that left her laughing for two minutes. They also discuss his weight-loss journey, being overlooked by police at a protest, Harmanpreet Kaur’s captaincy and cricketing future, and Virat Kohli’s World Cup prospects.

Plus, a Drishyam-inspired crime story gets tangled up with the film’s plot, the producer steps in to rescue the discussion, and Cyrus diagnoses himself with “Dilipitis.”

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On this episode of Cyrus Says, Richa Chadha joins Cyrus Broacha to talk about 'Musafiri', her new documentary series that explores Mumbai beyond the usual landmarks and tourist stories.

Richa talks about writing and creating the series herself, uncovering Mumbai’s surprising connections to Armenian history, the opium trade, HSBC, iconic food spots, local communities and the city’s original inhabitants. She also explains why she wanted 'Musafiri' to feel personal and conversational rather than like a conventional history documentary. Pasted text Pasted text

The conversation also goes into motherhood, life with Ali Fazal, reading, Indian identity and diversity, and one particularly bizarre date Richa once had with a famous actor who apparently hadn’t read a proper book in years. Pasted text Pasted text

Watch the full episode for Richa Chadha, 'Musafiri', Mumbai history, Ali Fazal, Bollywood stories and plenty of Cyrus Says madness.