I spoke with former major champs Pat Cash and Andres Gomez to relive the 80’s ATP open.spotify.com/episode/7gfekT…

The manipulation power of music you talked about in the episode saahil bhai is shown beautifully in this, sometimes it works in songs and sometimes it doesn't in bgm. Liked the whole discussion from different POVs by both, Listen the full episode here open.spotify.com/episode/2hL6PX…

Looks like the latest Spy-verse flick is getting killed by both fans and critics. That usually is the fate of rinse and repeat. Can only sell the same old same old for so long.

GOALMAAL Beta jab tumhare baap dada angrez ke joote chaat rahe thay mere buzurg desh ki aazadi ke liye kaala pani mein mar rahe thay . Apni auqat mein raho .

Quite a few actually - Dead Man Walking To Die For Se7en Casino

ATP depth isn't what it used to be. The latest history-flavored podcast from Saqib at Tennis Accent underscores that point and a lot more:

The 1980s had its superstars, but it had other major champions who elbowed their way to the victory stand. Saqib talks to Pat Cash and Andres Gomez, new at Tennis Accent ---->>

Kya Thakur, tujhe kitni baar bulaya, tu aata nahi.

New Best 🤭👀

Edmund announced retirement, understandable as he was never the same after knee issues. #14, 2 titles, AO SF, but I often think about his loss to Rafa in MC in 2017. Only he, Fognini, and Thiem took a set off Nadal on clay that year, truly had one of the heaviest FHs on tour then

14 days Masters event dragged as hell only to have a 20-min final Alcaraz vs. Sinner which we knew we'd get anyway.

Mardy Fish Jon Wertheim Cincinnati Open US Open Tennis Whatever motivated Mardy Fish to chime in on this, this way, when silence or at least more graciousness were both options, is lost on pretty much everyone

We discuss the best ATP players who fell short at the #USOpen in the latest episode with tennis historian Steve Flink and skip schwarzman open.spotify.com/episode/3YlyI8… open.spotify.com/episode/3YlyI8…

1997. 50 years of India. Rahman drops Vande Mataram. We revisit the anthemic title track; the superlative album. Brothers in Music – Independence Week Special! LINK: open.spotify.com/episode/4ZHn05…

Saqib Fantastic episode. Saqib asks the type of questions that are unique and relatable to Indian tennis fans of the 1980s who would get to watch about 6 matches in a year on TV.

Don’t have 10 but this is my short list 1. Scorsese - Taxi Driver 2. Coens - No Country, Blood Simple 3. Fincher - Fight Club 4. PTA - There will be blood 5. Eastwood - Mystic River 6. Bharadwaj - Omkara 7. Tarantino - Kill Bill, Hollywood

Full credit to #Errani and #Vavassori. I’m sure it wasn’t easy to be the overwhelming favorites in this event and then get the job done.  Forza!

Another brilliant podcast by Saahil Sharma and Saqib Enjoyed listening to it. Can't believe it was Shekhar Kapur first movie While listening I felt that Monsoon Wedding could have been Masoom's sequel Btw Saeed Jaffery played poor in Chashme Buddoor 🤣 music.amazon.in/podcasts/52011…