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.

1947 — a year etched in both gold and blood in the shared history of two nations: India and Pakistan.But Since then, from cricket pitches to political punches, from loud headlines to quiet graveyards — the rivalry has only grown louder.However, beneath all the noise, as young Indians, deep down, we all wish to understand our neighbouring country. And who better to talk to than a man who's carried the scars of Partition, not just the stories. Hence, Samdish decided to visit the home of a Partition survivor, a 92 year old Indian Army veteran to ask the question that still echoes across generations: How do we deal with this neighbour?

भाइयों, बहनों एवं मित्रों,आदाब, प्रणाम, सत श्री अकाल, हैलो।आपने नोटिस किया ही होगा कि एक लंबे अंतराल के बाद (जिसको YouTube अपनी लुटिया डुबा देना भी कहता है) हम वापसी कर रहे हैं. और इस श्रृंखला में आपके समक्ष पेश-ए-ख़िदमत है डॉक्टर जॉन ब्रिटास (Dr. John Brittas) का एक धमाकेदार, बवाल इंटरव्यू।अब आप कहेंगे कि ये जनाब हैं कौन?Dr. John Brittas is an ex journalist, media executive, and politician from Kerala. He currently serves as a Member of Parliament in the Rajya Sabha, representing the Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPI(M)) since June 2021.Apart from journalism and politics, Brittas ventured into acting, starring in the 2014 Malayalam film "Vellivelichathil".For this episode, Samdish Bhatia sat down with Dr. John Brittas and talked about freedom of speech and expression, Modiji's podcast game, his eyewitness account of the demolition of the Babri Masjid, the legalisation of marijuana and much more.Are you ready for some fun time?Presenting Unfiltered by Samdish Ft. John Brittas | Member of Parliament| Rajya Sabha | CPI(M)or simply put,I Tried!!FYI: In case, you want to question the timing of this video, this interview was recorded on 30th March 2025.Adiós

This is the first-ever UF Concert — an honest space for sound, silence, and everything in between.

For those who know me, experimenting with new art forms has always been one of my endeavours. Today, I am proud to announce one such endeavour that has been in the making for a while. This is not your regular Unfiltered by Samdish video. This is UF Concerts. For our very first episode, The Aahvaan Project takes the stage. Shot live and unfiltered, this set moves from traditions to modern love, resistance, and everything in between. No studio tricks, no retakes, just pure musical energy. Join us for a journey through sounds and stories you have never experienced before. Presenting, We Finally Decided To Create a New Show: This is the UF ConcertsAbout The Aahvaan Project: The Aahvaan Project was founded in 2016 based on the nirgun philosophy of love and the works of sufi saints such as Kabir, Lal Ded and Lalon Fakir. Through a unique combination of storytelling and music, Aahvaan aims to create a space for conversations around the meaning and relevance of love in today’s times.Catch The Aahvaan Project Live!Bhopal: http://bit.ly/4of1PrrIndore: https://bit.ly/4nKsH2NDelhi: https://bit.ly/47jeiocCheck out the official Insta handle of The Aahvaan Project: https://bit.ly/4ha3uMKVedi: https://www.instagram.com/vedi.hashiya?igsh=YXlpZ3FsdHhueWwx Sumant Balakrishnan: https://www.instagram.com/theaxemanrips?igsh=dnU2ZWQ0ZWQ3NWlkMakrand Sanon: https://www.instagram.com/makrand.music?igsh=MXBoMnE1aXcxMml0dQ==

Tum log pehchaane ye kaun hai? Nahi?? Arey yaar ye bohot bada aadmi hai. Ye wohi hai jiske chakkar me desh ke kuch mazdooro ko unke haq ka paisa aur kaam waqt pe mil jata hai. FYI, this man is a Trade Unionist who also happens to be the General Secretary of the CITU (Centre of Indian Trade Unions). Hereby Introducing Comrade Anurag Saxena. In an extremely detailed conversation with Anurag, he took me through ‘n’ number of challenges faced by the workers of this country, along with CITU’s role in resolving those issues. Whether it concerns the bad living conditions, inadequate access to healthcare, or the ongoing struggle to receive wages from employers, Anurag gave us quite a vivid picture of the current worker situation. In between all this, he also mentioned how a trade unionist like himself struggles to survive in a metropolitan city like Delhi and is hardly making ends meet. While discussions around trade unions have largely disappeared from our everyday lives, this interview is an attempt to fill that space and let these voices out. Presenting Inside The Heart Of A True Patriot ft. Anurag Saxena

Happy new year dosto! Kicking off 2025 with some serious dope content! For this wild experience —I hopped on a train to Chandigarh (don’t even get me started on my trust issues with that ride) and decked myself out in some top-tier athletic gear. Why? To meet none other than the man who calls himself The Lion, The Emperor of the Universe, and the man who gave us two world cups — Yograj Singh. We dove deep into his empire of 2,500 acres (yeah, you read that right). He shared his desire to change his bloodline and his constant prayers to God for a new life so he could become the greatest cricketer of all time. He also opened up about his biggest regret—venturing into acting—and many other personal revelations. Oh, and the story of how Yograj Singh believes he was born in the wrong country? Absolute madness. From the ruthless world of sports politics to the time he pointed a pistol at Kapil Dev, this man has spoken about it all. Spoiler alert: I low-key tried to be his therapist for a bit during this chat. Did it work? Maybe. Maybe not. One thing’s for sure, though—this guy is built different. Yeh Jodi bawaal kaat degi. Presenting My Outrageous Battle with the Lion Himself ft. Yograj Singh