That’s Just How We Talk

Welcome to the season finale episode of That's Just How We Talk!We're going to take a mini-break because we have to change our couches and fix some house things. So while we do that - we decided to do our first ever viewer mailbag.We've tried to answer all the questions you asked us on instagram about about marriage, money, divorce, live-in relationships, keeping conversations alive, creative careers and more. As always - expect honest answers, questionable advice, unnecessary tangents and one important announcement about the podcast.Don't forget to like, share and subscribe if you enjoy the episode. We will be back soon with season 2!

Welcome to Episode 29 of That's Just How We Talk!It's our second last episode of the season - where we discuss what Tukaram Mundhe, cockroaches in restaurant kitchens and planning your own funeral. In this episode Khamba and Ismeet talk about why their last month was emotionally charged before moving to discussing the recent Gen Z protests, the emotional exhaustion of constantly consuming difficult news, and whether everyone online is expected to speak about every issue. They also talk about educating yourself beyond social-media algorithms and why different causes affect each of us differently.The conversation then moves to Tukaram Mundhe, Mumbai’s restaurant hygiene, food safety in India, rats, cockroaches and how many cockroaches are apparently too many. Finally, things take a turn towards ageing, the afterlife, unusual funeral rituals, fantasy coffins and the food they want served at their own funerals.Don't forget to like, share and subscribe if you enjoy the episode. We will be back in a fortnight for the last episode of the season!#Podcast #IndianPodcast #CouplePodcast #GursimranKhamba #IsmeetKohli #tukarammunde #studentprotest

Hello and welcome to Episode 28 of That's Just How We Talk!In this episode we discuss - what really happens when you travel with your partner?After finally taking a break and heading to Thailand, we realised that travelling together might be one of the ultimate relationship tests. From completely different travel styles, food obsessions and splitting expenses to the pressure of “making the most” of every holiday - travelling with someone can reveal a LOT about your relationship.In this episode we talk about our Bangkok and Phuket trip, Ismeet’s fitness adventure, why couples fight while travelling, travelling with friends vs your partner, passport and visa privilege, Indian tourists abroad, and whether travel really needs to be a “life-changing experience.”Plus: Ismeet’s wild deportation story, questionable massage discoveries, Khamba feeling wildly out of place on Phuket’s Fitness Street, and why some people apparently become vegetarian only after landing back in India.If you’ve ever travelled with your partner, planned a couples holiday, fought over an itinerary, argued about money on a trip or wondered whether you’re actually travel-compatible - this episode is for you.

Hello and welcome to episode 26 of that’s just how we talk!In this episode, we dive deep into the chaotic world of modern relationships, dating apps, and why we romanticize the "ones that got away" like in Titanic.From the psychological shift of online dating to safety concerns and state-sponsored digital witch hunts, we break down how love has changed in the digital age.Plus, we pay tribute to the legendary Dr. Mahinder Watsa by revisiting some of his funniest, most absurd "Ask the Sex" column queries. Why is sex education still a taboo, and what hilarious myths did we believe growing up? We also cap it off with a wild internet pop quiz revealing shocking data trends on dating app lies, pornography demographics, and regional searches.Don't forget to like, subscribe, share and leave a comment; and hit the notification bell for more unfiltered conversations! #ModernDating #Relationships #SexEducation #PopCulture #DatingApps #Podcast #Gursimrankhamba and #ismeetkohli #thatsjusthowwetalk

Welcome to Episode 27 of That’s Just How We Talk!In this episode - what starts as a simple "Are You a Free Spirit?" quiz turns into one of our most unexpected conversations yet.We talk about travel, adventure sports, near-death experiences, bizarre Indian news stories that sound too crazy to be real, road rage, the fear of death, dating in today's world, landlords from hell, and why life in India feels like controlled chaos. Expect funny tangents, dark humour, honest conversations, and the kind of random stories that somehow all connect by the end.If you enjoy candid couple podcasts, relatable conversations, comedy, Indian news, travel stories, and unfiltered discussions about modern life, this one's for you.#Podcast #IndianPodcast #CouplePodcast #Travel #Comedy #RoadRage #NearDeathExperience #LifeInIndia #GursimranKhamba #IsmeetKohli

Welcome to Episode 25 of That's Just How We Talk!In this episode we turn into amateur film reviewers and discuss some of the most interesting films and stories we've come across recently - from the viral horror phenomenon Obsession, He-Man and the Masters of the Universe and Main Vaapis Aaunga. We talk about why Obsession became such a cultural phenomenon, whether horror movies are better experienced with an audience, and how films can completely change the way we think about love, memory and human relationships.The conversation then takes us into partition history, family memories and larger debates around around art. Should it simply entertain us, or should it challenge us and change society?Along the way, we discuss Iranian films like The Seed of the Sacred Fig, creative freedom, censorship, nostalgia, movie-watching habits, and why some stories stay with us forever.If you enjoy conversations about movies, history, relationships, storytelling and culture, subscribe and join us every fortnight for a new episode of That's Just How We Talk.

Welcome to Episode 24 of That's Just How We Talk!In this episode we tackle one of the biggest questions couples face: to have kids or not to have kids. We talk about our own stories - the pressure from relatives, neighbours and complete strangers, the fear of pregnancy and parenthood, finances, careers, body clocks, marriage expectations, and why there’s still so much judgment around choosing a different path.We also discuss what our friends who are parents have told us, whether having children is really the “next step” in life, and how couples can navigate these conversations honestly without letting society decide for them.Whether you're a parent, planning to become one, firmly childfree, or completely confused like most of us, this episode is for you. Subscribe for more chaotic couple conversations every fortnight!

Welcome to Episode 23 of That's Just How We Talk!What do Kho Kho, Michael Jackson, COVID conspiracy theories and the Nation Wants To Guess finale have in common? Absolutely nothing… and somehow, everything.In this episode of That’s Just How We Talk, we spiral from childhood nostalgia and Indian games like Kho Kho to whether we blindly believe things on the internet and the absolutely bizarre things we all did during COVID. This includes a crazy story about us getting a fake covid vaccine!We also talk about conspiracy theories, panic-buying during lockdown, weird cultural habits, and why the internet has made it impossible to know what’s real anymore. Then somehow - Michael Jackson enters the chat.Ismeet talks about her health struggles and the first surgery she ever got done recently - and we share updates around the Nation Wants To Guess finale. If you’ve ever panic-bought groceries, believed something ridiculous with full confidence, played Kho Kho as a kid, or gone down a conspiracy rabbit hole at 2 AM - this episode is for you.Subscribe for more chaotic couple conversations every fortnight!

Welcome to Episode 22 of That's Just How We Talk!This episode is the closest we will get to a Ranveer Allahabadia style episode - so maybe we should say welcome to The Ranveer Show! In this episode we discuss - Why do we believe in viral Instagram theories like angel numbers, the burnt toast theory, and “signs from the universe”? And are these ideas actually helpful or just ways to cope with uncertainty?We then dive into Bollywood superstitions, and the very human need to find meaning in random events. From believing in “111” angel numbers to thinking small inconveniences are secretly protecting us, we break down why these ideas go viral - and why we fall for them.If you've spent time discussing stuff like - "The Burnt Toast Theory", "Angel Numbers" and “Signs from the Universe" - you'll enjoy this episode. We also get into how social media shapes what we believe, why humans are obsessed with finding meaning in everything, funny and embarrassing celebrity moments like Ismeet DM’ing Ranveer Singh, whether Bollywood celebrities are actually superstitious and if this all harmless positivity or are we just overthinking everything?

Welcome to Episode 21 of That's Just How We Talk!Why did one accidental Instagram like from Virat Kohli become national news? In this episode of That’s Just How We Talk, we break down the bizarre world of celebrity social media obsession, influencer culture, parasocial fandoms, and how one interaction can explode someone’s followers overnight. We also joke about what celebrities really need to survive online scrutiny in 2026.Then we dive into the viral Screen Awards controversy - from awkward hosting moments and Alia Bhatt backlash to viral clips involving Zakir Khan, Nita Ambani, and the internet’s obsession with creating fake drama out of edited reels. We discuss whether award shows still matter, why Bollywood events feel outdated, how online hate mobs pick targets, and what happens when every public moment becomes meme content.We then go into a discussion on viral internet theories - such as the chair theory and the invisible string theory - and why all these relationship theories seem to resonate with people so much.Expect funny relationship banter, sharp pop-culture commentary, Bollywood gossip, internet psychology, celebrity PR talk, and honest conversations about fame, trolling, and modern attention spans. If you enjoy smart comedy podcasts about trending topics, Indian pop culture, and social media madness - this one’s for you.