Bihar isn’t just a stop on the map anymore; it’s beginning to feel like a second home. I sat face to face with Tejashwi Yadav, the RJD’s young face, to talk about the issues that weigh heavily here: corruption, migration, politics, and the scars and triumphs that come with them. Our conversation drifted to Bihar’s larger political mood, the frustrations and the glimpses of hope. And somewhere between the gravity of it all, we found space to laugh, tossing a few jokes back and forth like Sachin Tendulkar squaring off against Glenn McGrath.

When we last met, Prashant Kishor opened up about his big dreams and tough choices. Now, as Bihar heads into a make-or-break election, we return with Part 2, from the heart of Patna. What’s changed? What hasn’t?In this frank and unfiltered conversation, PK goes deep: the ground reality of Bihar, Jan Suraaj as organisation, his “actual” role in the party, Nitish Kumar’s health versus political will. How much of Lalu’s popularity is nostalgia and how much is just the lack of good options? From young Bihar politicians Tejashwi Yadav and Chirag Paswan, to Rahul Gandhi’s allegations against the Election Commission, and the SIR in Bihar, this interview covers it all. There’s even banter about our last viral interview and how many people watched it. Watch, question, argue, and laugh with us. This isn’t just an interview, it’s PK, Unfiltered.

78 years of Independence, 78 years of Freedom & 78 years of Partition. Team Unfiltered travelled to Jaipur to meet a survivor of the divide who also happens to be the best storyteller we have ever met. From stories of '46 conflict on the lines of religion to the war stories of '65, from leaving Urdu behind in his school to the current longing to go back and visit Khyber Pakhtun, this 90 year old charmer has it all. In an endeavour to keep the stories of the survivors of partition always alive, here's presenting, The Ultimate Baddie - The Greatest Indian Alive.Happy Independence Day to you too.