DeepTalk with Chetan Bhagat - ft. Vivek Agnihotri

A deep conversation with Vivek Agnihotri, a self-made man who lived on his own terms and has made huge impact in India, especially through his latest, The Kashmir Files.
Deeptalk Credits
Executive Producer- Bhakti Bhat
Creative Producer- Virali Panchamia
Research: Ayesha Khan
Production House - four five four
Director - Kartik M. Sharma
DOP - Sumant Mali
Associate DOP - Saphal Tiwari
Sound Recording and Mixing - Romy Italia
Make Up - Mamta Shah
Editor and Colourist - Dushyant Sharma
Subtitles - Hanisha Kedia

[@DheerajSharma-tj5wp]

I was also a hardcore leftist for some 4-5 years and i agree with what Mr Agnihotri said about his experience of the same. Now I'm just with the National Interest of my country Bharat , no wing.

[@humanitylover2156]

Because you are bhramin..

[@utkarshagarwal575]

​@@humanitylover2156 Your name is Humanity lover but that doesn't mean you only love humans and not animals . Feel the difference & see the reality with your own eyes

[@kavitavishnoi6973]

@@humanitylover2156 How does that matter? Most of the leftists are also Brahmins.

[@hmmm8238]

@@humanitylover2156and u are a fcking casteist, why should he not have an opinion, why? Why being hateful against them help u in any way?

[@harshraj4065]

@@humanitylover2156 bkl har baat mai caste mat laya karo

[@sudarshannarula2532]

Cheta, I am 82. Have my story from my days in Gujrat Pakistan to India and then USA, retired and now hooked to u-tube dialogues . I may forward you my story some day to review and comment. This includes the details of partition riots, poverty and sufferings of average middle class refugees in Delhi .

[@abhijeetdolai5820]

DM him on twitter

[@subhajitkarmakar]

I hope he sees your comment and connect with you.

[@amandwivedi2302]

Like he will definitely see it

[@divykumardhar9]

🙏🏻

[@mukulkumargupta9567]

Sir I have great respect for you , hope I could get to know about your story someday

[@madhavapai4684]

"Failure Kuch Hai Hi Nahi... It's all about searching the path!" Perfect💯👍👏

[@f_oo_dliving]

True

[@Rajpatelll]

Loved how Chetan stopped and asked the questions which were arising in our mind. But we forgot the Trekking in jungle part. It's like suspense now. 🥲

[@66dabbu]

Am at 40 min mark... Now i know what's not there😂

[@ravishankarkeshri]

Colonized subjugated minds. Yelling Azaadi to feel good.

[@maniarharshil]

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[@maniarharshil]

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[@maniarharshil]

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[@abhinavpratapsingh8431]

Don't know how I was a hardcore leftist for 2-3 years but after knowing bhagwadgeeta i realized how beautiful hinduism is and how and what is the purpose of life. Hinduism is just beautiful ❤❤

[@jyotikumari-xb6zu]

But Hinduism has nothing to do with present government. Honestly these people are the enemy of Hinduism.

[@SPAL125]

Are Saheb, this man is totally fake. Has helped Kashmiri Pandits after making money on their name. Bahut hi vahiyat aadami hai ye!

[@raya_ashok]

आज से ढाई हजार साल पहले भगवान बुद्ध और महावीर हो गए थे और उनसे पहले उनकी तीर्थंकर हुए थे 24 जब 1915 में खुदाई हुई तो पूरे भारत में जमीन के नीचे बुद्ध मिले चारों तरफ अशोक के शिलालेख मिले जिसमें कहीं भी हिंदू धर्म वैदिक धर्म सनातन धर्म का उल्लेख नहीं था बौद्ध धर्म की 80 से ज्यादा यूनिवर्सिटी मिली है पूरे भारत में , और यह धर्म जापान तक फैल गया था , जबकि हिंदू धर्म का एक गुरुकुल भी नहीं मिला है और ना ही उसकी कोई ईट मिली है 😂 वैदिक धर्म के सारे के सारे ग्रंथ संस्कृत में देवनागरी लिपि में लिखे गए हैं परंतु वर्तमान खोज में यह सिद्ध हो गया है कि संस्कृत पाली और प्राकृत से बनी है और देवनागरी लिपि धम्म लिपि जिसे ब्राह्मी लिपि का नाम दिया गया है से बनी हुई है,,,, धम्म लिपि में कोई भी संस्कृत में लिखा हुआ लेख नहीं मिल रहा है 😂 क्योंकि भारत का ब्राह्मणी करण आठवीं सदी से शुरू हुआ था , इन्होंने बौद्ध धर्म की जातक कथाओं से रामायण महाभारत को कॉपी किया और उसको बढ़ा चढ़ाकर ब्राह्मनी करण , ब्राह्मणों के सारे ग्रंथ अश्लीलता से भरे हुए हैं वेदों में तो 35% लोगों का इंद्र पर लिखे हुए हैं जो कि बलात्कारी है और साथ ही साथ उसको सांड की बलि दिए जाने का प्रावधान है यह लोग पारसियों की तरह अग्नि की पूजा करते थे तैमूर लंग के समय खुद ब्राह्मणों ने माना कि हम विदेशी है और अग्नि पूजा करते हैं उपनिषद से लगाकर सारे ग्रंथ इनके भेद भाव से भरे हुए और ब्राह्मण को श्रेष्ठ बताते हुए बाकी सब को तुच्छ सिद्ध करते हुए नारी का शोषण करते हुए अश्लीलता से भरे हुए हैं वेदों की मिलावट की बात करते हैं परंतु वेदों के ओरिजिनल भाष्य से भी देख ले तो उसमें भी अश्लीलता नारी शोषण और भेदभाव भरा हुआ है , खुद ब्रह्मा अपनी बेटी सरस्वती का बलात्कार करता है और उसी से शादी भी करता है 😂,,, यही सेम कहानी अब्राहम और सारा की है 😂,,, भारत का गोल्डन समय तो बौद्ध धर्म का था यह कचरा धर्म कभी भी भारत का महान समय नहीं हो सकता चंद्रगुप्त से पहले महावीर के समय 8 से ज्यादा नास्तिक धर्म मौजूद थे पर किसी में भी ब्राह्मण का इतिहास नहीं है और आज ब्राह्मण अपना इतिहास भी बोद्ध धर्म में ही देख रहे है और ढूंढ रहे हैं मतलब उनका कोई स्वतंत्र अस्तित्व ही नहीं था अब मेसोपोटामिया की सभ्यता मिल गई सिंधु घाटी सभ्यता मिल गई सब कुछ मिल गया पर इन लोगों का कुछ नहीं मिला😂 जब अकबर ने अशोक के शिलालेख को पढ़ाने के लिए ब्रह्मणों को बुलाया तो वे उसे पढ़ ही नहीं पाए 😂 , ना सिंधु घाटी सभ्यता की लिपि पढ़ पाए और अपने आप को सनातन कहते हैं 😂 यह सनातन शब्द भी बुद्ध के एसौ धम्मो सनंतानो से लिया गया है 😂 मूर्तिकला भी जैन और बौद्ध धर्म में मिली है जबकि वेदों में तो मूर्ति पूजा थी ही नहीं और बाद में ही बौद्ध धर्म की तारादेवी को काली देवी बनाया गया जैन और बौद्ध मंदिरों को कब्जा करके उसे हिंदू मंदिर में बदला गया , आठवीं सदी में शंकराचार्य की द्वारा जो खुद प्रच्छन्न बुद्ध था उसके द्वारा इस काल्पनिक धर्म की नींव रखी गई😂 यहां तक कि गणेश जी भी बोद्ध धर्म से थे जिसे एलीफेंट बुद्धा कहा जाता है जिसकी जापान में भी मूर्तियां है , उसको भी कॉपी किया जिसको भी प्रॉब्लम हो , जो सनातन धर्म के प्राचीन होने के सबूत देना चाहता है वह Science journy चैनल देखे और Rational world पर डिबेट के लिए आ सकता है😁

[@raya_ashok]

जो धर्म जातिगत भेदभाव और वर्ण व्यवस्था लाता हो वह कब से महान हो गया

[@raya_ashok]

और अब तक चार सौ के आसपास कश्मीरी पंडित मरे हैं जबकि 40000 से ज्यादा कश्मीरी मुस्लिम मारे गए हैं आतंकियों के हाथों से

[@LakshmiShuklaTrivedy]

Chetan, I m 47 yrs old running a software company and I watch your podcasts to learn anything new every time. This was really inspiring show. Always wondered who made Buddha in jam . Just wish my teenagers could watch it

[@anshusingh2517]

Wow what a conversation ...really i like both of them ..India need thousands of Vivek and Chetan

[@ravenisdick]

After a very long time I’ve watched a full interview of 1.5 hr long without closing it or getting bored in between. Amazing.

[@ssandeep104]

40:08 Absolutely true! I have been living in the US for the last 8 years and I feel more confident in public speaking than back in India, for the same reason. People here understand that English is not our first language and they respect the fact that we are trying to speak their language.

[@shashwatbajpai9888]

This is the thing i listened 1st time . Btw If possible i would love to connect with you.

[@akasmhack]

There is no concept such as Failure, only experimentation !! DIL JEET LIYA SIR AAPNE... One of the best podcasts heard ever

[@allinone.4028]

Two legends in one frame. ☺👌

[@manikkudyar1159]

I can't remember the last time I watched a 2 hour video,one of the finest conversations i have listened to

[@avinashmishra5428]

I love when Vivek agnihotri had said that we have to put our pain within ourselves to come out change and something unique or gem qualities...✌️✌️

[@shikharverma4479]

I too was an atheist and hardcore communist in my early teens, gradually I matured and I won't say I believe in God and Goddess now but I do take pride in my rich Hindu cultural heritage.

[@aspirant9845]

Same

[@DiabloNemes]

Try to find science in Hindu culture u will start believing in God !!🙃 My personal experience

[@dontaskmeidontknowmyself8356]

Don't believe it, just search for God if you want.

[@happybiswas9904]

Almost 2 hours of content, years of experience packed in. amazing learned a lot💖

[@rajeevsharma2499]

It was an honest expression by Vivek about his struggles, setbacks and humiliation during the course of this interview. Rarely, have I found someone so frank and candid about his personal life. I learnt a lot from this inter.... MORE THAN I EVER LEARNT ANYTHING FROM 1000 TALK SHOWS. SALUTE TO VIVEK AND A WORD OF APPRECIATION FOR CHETAN TO BRING OUT SO BEAUTIFULLY THE BEST ASPECT OF VIVEK. GREAT JOB CHETAN. kEEP UP AND REGARDS TO BOTH YOU GUYS.

[@sumitprasad8225]

One of the ULTIMATE CONTENT & One of the ULTIMATE PODCAST ever watched on KZbin. Thank You Both.🙏🙏

[@namitadas4247]

Not only we, even our future generations also remember him as an idol director of Bollywood film Industry.....Hats off Vivek sir to gift us such a virtuous film.......Thanks to Chetan sir too for inviting him in Deeptalk session.

[@cbhandari2003]

Vivek clearly said he has nothing to do with BOLLYWOOD and he do not consider himself a part of Bollywood. 🙏

[@vaibhavmaheshwari3151]

I am about to implement a go-to-market strategy in my startup and I was very nervous about the result but now I feel more empowered. I am a Krishna bhakt and I believe in Karm Yog but the reiteration of it through such podcasts genuinely helps alot. Wishing Vivek sir many more successful films ahead.

[@vaibhavmaheshwari3151]

@Ajey Mishra Its a SaaS platform for retail sellers to organically acquire customers lost to online giants through simple to use tools

[@vaibhavmaheshwari3151]

@Ajey Mishra There is no offense in asking questions. I'll answer your question. Retail in India is highly unorganized. Opportunity size is more than $1trillion. Online retail is less than 7% of Overall Retail. Existing giants are merely cash burning machines and costing normal mom and pop stores their businesses also. There are a number of startups who are employing innovative technologies to empower them and hence help them stay competitive and also make e-commerce a profitable business in the long run. It is now a matter of execution and innovation. 5-10 years down the line only a few of them will thrive and become an indispensable part of Retail Sellers and Consumers' lives. Another thing that I would like to add is that innovation doesn't only have to be in the technology of the product as it is often perceived to be sexy and lucrative. Sometimes innovation in process can also lead to humongous wealth and value creation. Zepto is one such example. Although I wouldn't comment on its profitability. Navi technologies is another such example.

[@faaddungabc3162]

@@vaibhavmaheshwari3151 hey do you need a web developer ?? i can code in C++ , .Net , since i am fresh out of college i need some experience , i am ready to work for as low as 5k a month , if possible pls send me your email id i shall send a formal Request

[@AdityaKumar-mg2yg]

@@vaibhavmaheshwari3151 Good luck brother, always proud and inspired of people like you trying to bring a change for good.

[@vaibhavmaheshwari3151]

@@AdityaKumar-mg2yg Thank you 😊

[@VikramKhandelwal]

Yes, it heard the complete podcast & I am so happy that , I got this perspective of life . Have heard Chetan sir for so long , but got to know Agnihotri sir so much & his philosophies. Will be watching his films with a new & better perspective. The best takeaway is : don’t restrict yourself with roadmaps , just focus on vision & do what you feel right for yourself today . Looking forward for this type of discussion in future also . More power to both of you ❤️

[@sush2.02]

Nice to hear Vivek agnihotri speak his heart out. Keep bringing these deep talks 🙏🏾🔥💯

[@nishitadubey6407]

I really liked vivek sir ideology of living life. HE mentioned that we should explore and we should not be in a hurry . And also how not to take failure and criticism seriously and it's good to get lost in life🤣😁

[@mayurmankar3251]

U listened whole conversation?

[@ArjunCSojitra]

I want to ask about confortableness. comfortableness about family. till now I am a student who was not focusing on maintain the family and relation between relative. and same I do a lot of explore about myself and also path/way/methods not only in particular direction from science to culture, logical to philosophy, megics to real truth. psychology to stupidity. but now a day I am thinking about what if I will not earn enough money and how I will maintain family. here, in Germany I do high paid non technical job for the 3 to 4 month to survive one year. but when after the study with family. So @ Vivek Agnihotri sir, I am following you in youtube from last 5 years. big fan of your creative school.

[@concious1being]

After this interview I seriously feel chetan can really make it big in podcast. He have mental capability and contacts both for that. He can arrange a guest easily then others and also go deep in talk. Love ur work chetan sir🙏❤❤

[@manishatotade5210]

I like and totally agree with Vivek sir when he says Muslims ko minor kehna chhod do. And I admire Kashmir files too. He made it absolutely realistic but not at all dramatic or melodramatic and there lies its success. Worth watch deeptalks. Thank you

[@janhavimanjule2025]

As a student I learned new approach towards life from you sir..Life is an experiment & not a template..Thank you so much...You have given India new awareness..May you work keep enlightening us...😇🙏 Chetan sir thanks for this wonderful opportunity...Keep empowering us so one day we can empower others too...🙏😇

[@rtikku9580]

This is one of the most original and thought provoking interviews. Vivek has explained some very entrenched practices by society with lucidity.

[@poornima8845]

Thank u Chetan for bringing vivek sir... he has a clean mind ...I never felt his talks are fake...he talks from his heart..I have a huge respect for him and one thing u have mentioned abt vivek sir is absolutely correct...he has a very daring personality with strong opinion but yet grounded

[@rhythmrana7282]

The one thing most impressed me today and I am going to pass it to many is “There is no failure, it’s experimenting and eventually you find purpose of life”. Beautiful 👏👏👏

[@madhuyadav7252]

It was the great conversation between both of you.Chetan sir and Vivek sir ,You both are legend . Vivek sir , your life story was full of inspireing.Thank you both of you for this video and conversation.

[@SUTRA-iw5oo]

Thanks Chetan for your endeavors

[@ChetanBhagat1]

Thanks a ton!

[@themultiverseof9213]

Nice talk sir, both of you maintain the sanctity of this podcast without any unnecessary discussion. I felt that there were some moments when both of you could criticize some people but both of you moved on just after touching their names. Moreover, your curiosity to show the journey of Vivek sir with his learnings and experiences made this podcast really amazing. Thank you once again, Hope to see more videos like this soon

[@bollywoodbreeze6483]

I enjoyed how Chetan asked him to share his life events in detail because we dont know vivek ji personally so it was quite enlightening and inspiring. Kudos to u guys!

[@srikm2992]

Vivek is an amazing frank person with zero pretense .Rare gem especially in todays media world .

[@advocate_trivedi]

There is nothing like “Failure”, its just experimenting in life. 👍🏻

[@machudipariha9283]

I don't usually comment but oh man... Vivek ji is such a great narrator! I could literally visualize his whole life... Very inspiring life.

[@mariusandersons]

samay raina fan

[@mariusandersons]

😂🤣🤣

[@machudipariha9283]

@@mariusandersons Old name hai bro. 🗿

[@awadheshpratap1542]

After watching this become a fan of Vivek Sir..u rightly said sir ..we should chase excellence..instead of chasing materialistic possessions..hope many of us would realize true definition of success..

[@alindkhare5559]

Three key takeaways from this podcast - 1) Trust your instincts 2) Have right intent 3) Failure is nothing but exploration. Amazing podcast

[@vaibhavsharma7597]

A great philosopher, real intellectual, mesmerizing director :Vivek Agnihotri.

[@indianindian8323]

Thank you Chetan for these types of beautiful conversations!! We are lucky to have YOU on KZbin. And as always, huge respect for Vivek Sir!!

[@sharwansingh7285]

Loved these concepts: Have a vision rather than big dream.. There is no failure only experimentation… it’s all about finding your song!!

[@samirranjan834]

I have seen other interviews of Vivek Agnihotri including his own videos, but this one is really deep….. amazing to learn about his clarity and conviction. Deep respect 🙏🙏 Great job Chetan !

[@2212chinna]

This is the same chetan bagat novel The 3 Mistakes of My Lifen later turned into movie Kai Po Che, shown 2002 riots in Gujarat without any mention of godra and first victims who were killed in riots are hindu. Now he's interviewing Vivek.

[@sheemitavatsyayan7199]

I have been following Vivek for the past 3 months. With each watch , my respect for him is only increasing. Loved and totally agree with his thoughts on failure. His humble beginning and his life is an inspiration! Thank you Chetan !!

[@jaiprakash1024]

"dont have a dream .. have a vision.. " beautifully said sir

[@sagnikghosh8555]

Creativity is a much needed ingredient in our Indian Culture. What a Great Show !! Loved it❤️

[@cbhandari2003]

"Life is not to PERFORM but EXPLORE"...... Great words. Overall great conversation Vivek and Chethan sir. Keep it up !! 👍

[@SoniSingh-fl8cf]

Great to see and hear from Vivek Agnihotri Sir, what you have done single-handedly for the Kashmiri Hindus is Remarkable. God Bless you Vivek Sir for bringing out the truth about the Genocide of Kashmiri Hindus.

[@sumeetdas7105]

This podcast is gold. Truly DeepTalk. Loved it. Empowering others should be our end goal. The sooner we come out of the cycle of coloniality, the better it would be for the future generations of this country.

[@mahiyadav3146]

I was so confused with myself and frustrated and then this video came on my feed like a boon. Thank you for the amazing content.

[@vaanakka]

There are many takeaways from this interview. I am dying share all my thoughts from my experiences. I am from a remote village, and we didn’t have middle school only elementary, so my “ higher education” happened at relatives houses. I learnt my english alphabet in 6th grade while rest of the class were taking spelling test. In medical college I was introduced to studying subjects in english. My father was very keen on speaking and writing sudh Telugu.

[@kinnarigala4181]

Love how he respects and understands every perspective. And I now understand that wealth is not materialistic like cars and big houses in fact it makes us live in a small cocoon. I’m deeply inspired by his journey.

[@prathamsirivastav]

Vivek sir is giving me a vibe of sadhguru : Because I have found he said money should not be obssesion it is just useful for living a life ..2 Don't make a goal just explore yourself and a lot of things are similar.

[@Padmanabham.]

#SaveSoil - Let's make it happen.

[@sushmitakhole5198]

Some lines of VA Sir and some personal lessons I learned from him are: 1. Life ko test jaise mat deko, jisme failure ya success hai, yaha aap exploration keliye aye ho, to explore karo. 2. You should have a vision and not a dream. Dreams aapko resrict kar degi, vision aapko as a person grow karega. 3. Kabhi kisike life mai interfere nhi karna , but agar kiskine aapko ya aapke kam ko sabotage karne ki koshish ki toh aapko ekdum strongly uskeliye stand lene anna chahiye. 4. Hamesha aapke paas jo resources hai usse logo ko empower karne keliye use karo. 5. Piaso se khudko logose isolate mat karo, instead it should help u open up and connect to more ppl, and empower them too. 6. Almost never be arrogant, but if you r then it should be justified by your caliber. 7. Agar aapke baat mai dum hoga, toh aapki baat suni jayegi hi. 8. Always be proud of your roots, i.e your mother tongue, your religious beliefs. And don't undermine anyone for theirs. 9. Always be truthful and authentic, more than anything else it will help u be at peace. 10. Keep growing as a person, and accept your past self too.

[@himanshupsamay]

Dear Chetan Bhagat sir and Vivek Agnihotri sir! It was really one of the most valuable podcast ever for me! "But I disagree and got hurt with your Sushant "suside" statement! He didn't commit suicide!" But I respect you from the bottom of my heart! I really learnt a lot from this conversation! Thank you so much for the valuable podcast! 🇮🇳🙏🏻 #Justiceforsushantsinghrajput 🙏🏻

[@sanjanagrover7436]

MY most favorite line of Vivek agnihotri Sir was when he said *"mujhe yeh pta lgya ki ab isse mudkar dekhna nhi h"* about ndtv Review!!

[@jagdishbilgi1518]

I shared it on my family group as "Lessons on Parenting". Loved this interview.

[@bakulpatel2862]

Thank you both for such a wonderful time......... it feels two wonderful spiritual souls enlightened us.... God Bless you 🙏🙏🙏

[@onlypeace1557]

Such a nice discussion with one of my favorite 😍 vivek agnihotri 👌👍

[@goluroy5974]

Awesome conversation and a lot to learn from this lifetime experience of both legends. Love you Chetan sir and Vivek sir.🤗🤗

[@maheshsharma8526]

It was truly fantastic. Absolutely pure and genuine. Every second of it had some learning for our generation. Since I started watching this, I couldn't even shift a glance nor did I check the duration. Difficult to highlight one particular lesson but everything could be summarized by the phrase "Keep Exploring! Opportunities are waiting to be grabbed." Thanks Vivek Sir for providing all such wonderful insights and Kudos to Chetan Sir for bringing DeepTalk!

[@SouravKumar-bb3dp]

Thanks for such a unique and sincere talk show. "Experimentation is Everything" a profound thought.

[@RahulSharma-ly3jn]

This clarity of thoughts and this balance in the mind. Such a wonderful person. Btw I’m among those people who watched the tashkent files on first day. Loved it. Love your work

[@vangalapradyumna1878]

extremely interesting talk show, loved it, During college days i had a stint with the radical movement for a year or two, soon understood its pitfalls and moved away from the left radical movement, have been a life long congress hater and now only interested in Bharat and nothing else.

[@jayantchonkar634]

Wow! Such a great conversation! 2 hours went by so fast, didn't even realize 😲 Vivek Ji has had a fascinating journey through life and there is so much to learn. My favorite part is his belief that you're actually more likely to lose your way with a map, and more likely to find your way without one, just exploring through the wild. Also, when he said that he stopped working in the Bollywood system because he saw mediocrity being promoted, he hit the nail on the head!

[@htnaku4947]

One thing I like about Vivek ji is he is always exposing and fighting Anti-Hindu and Anti-India Leftists, Urban Naxals, Communists, and Jihadis.

[@easwarsir-mathsphysicsexpe128]

congrats to Vivek sir for success and looking to see great work ahead..and for Chetan sir more inspiring people on board..thanks 🙏

[@kalsangyoudon7347]

Good morning from Brooklyn, I watched the whole video and enjoyed thoroughly. Vivek Sir is very straight forward but always tell from the heart. I am a huge fan of him and enjoyed Kashmir files with many friends in Times Square theater and it’s full.More success in the future but please stay away from politicians. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@thehealingguy1503]

This podcast was such a great interaction to watch. I as a youngster learnt many things and will utilise it in my life. Thankyou Vivek Sir and Chetan Sir:)

[@danishpandita6293]

Loved this podcast. So many learnings. Literally glued to it for the entire 2 hours.

[@vipulagrahari9764]

I really loved all the conversation and I watched it all in one shot ❤️❤️one thing I learnt that is,,explore the possibility of life don't look at things as masses are looking ...find your own path 🙏and I am on my way to a great entrepreneurial journey ❤️so many relatable things re there in the conversation

[@poojamitra3990]

Honestly…. Dil se …I have learnt so much from Vivek Sir’s. I loved his concept of Dont dream Big have a vision… dream binds you. Thank you Chetan Sir for a real very deep talk

[@roshanprabhu2489]

Great to see chetan Bhagat in a new role... Vivek Agnihotri is a master in what he does...

[@rohitchhabria2271]

"Watch till End" held true here where Vivek says - there is no Failure in Life only Experiences ... so true as no 2 Lives are same and will ever be no there is no point in comparisons - kudos Vivek ... thanks for sharing and do consider moonlighting as an Inspirational Coach you can Help many !

[@rishiraaj.580]

Agar Vivek Sir Nahi Hote To Bollywood Industry Ki Inside Story Pata Nahi Chal Pati Aur Tamam Log Bhatakte Rehte . Youth's Mainly Get Attracted By Only Glamour Side of Film Industry . 😐

[@sandeepjohri7349]

Nicely done Chetan ! You moderated well and made sure u got the few tips out for ur audience… Vivek’s confession on left ideology was bang on 👍

[@sushanth4821]

This is epic 🔥 Everything what we heard is on point.

[@nirangkushnath9781]

the way vivek sir explain about planning ,map ,failure touches my heart and that line also u have said about money and jobs.... like sitting in xuv and giving lecture on climate change which is absolutely correct.....

[@lekhamanohar9728]

Really deep, frank, and personal experiences of life.

[@vishwa_bhagavathi]

I have watched every single talk/interview of Mr. Agnihotri available so far in pursuit of real world knowledge and today finally someone asked him the most sensible questions. As we have seen that asking right questions is the key to learn. While watching other talks I always wonder what kind of stupid questions people were asking him. Felt they are almost getting there but didn’t really reach ever. @Chetan Bhagat: cannot articulate my gratitude towards you to come up with such an enlightening talk! Btw, it is because of you I started reading novels and haven’t read any other novels apart from yours as somehow I try to first find value in whatever I am spending my time to listen and read! Keep it up!

[@rajotavo]

Fascinating to hear and see ViveK ji's inspiring story! I can relate with it quite a bit being fr same industry b/g. I hope he makes films on the W Bengal and it's many issues...

[@rashmikarnawat6792]

Awesome 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Vivek Sir has excellent communication skill which not everyone has, he’s outlined the canvas now it’s for you to start, dabble with colours & I’m sure the outcome will be good. He’s oozing with confidence, O’what a brilliant conversation. Thank you Chetan Sir! Looking forward to more such candid interviews.👍🏻

[@rishiraaj.580]

Waiting For Vivek Sir's Next Film - The Delhi Files. 👍

[@mamidalaashish4671]

I grew up reading novels by Chetan sir and seeing Vivek sir's Kashmir files.You two are the writers I like the most, and now I am seeing both of you in one frame.....WOW!!!

[@desireprime.]

Chetan sir the level of efforts you are putting on your youtube channel is amazing ❤️ DEEPTALK is really very inspiring and motivating series for me 💯

[@Mjphysio9]

Vivek ji is from Tilhar Uttar Pradesh, which is very close to my Nani-Nana's home in Shahjahanpur. ❤

[@avinashasitis]

Same here. Back in college i used tod be slightly left leaning- used to swear by Arundhati roy and would just look out for any opportunity to rebel and reprimand the outside world. Slowly this made me very bitter from inside and i could feel it as well. Once i got in job, i realised that creating something by being a part of the society is a much noble pursuit than just criticising it.

[@t555d]

Sir's, I am having tears in my eyes, i don't know why, May be because of lot of learnings i got. But it's how deep the talk was, loved the way you interrogated Vivek in between to ask the very shuttle and common queries which otherwise are left aside but have great value. thank you is small sentence to show the gratitude but i am really grateful that KZbin recommended it..

[@desireprime.]

My favourite youtube shows❤️ DEEPTALK - Chetan Bhagat TRS - Beer biceps FIGURING OUT - Raj Shamani

[@saurabhpandey5283]

check Dostcast

[@6687dushyant]

Another gem from Chetan Bhagat. Fabulous conversation. I used to not like Vivek Agnihotri much as I thought that how can he be so anti-Bollywood when he himself is making films. I thought it was misdirected anger or jealousy. But this conversation gave so much context and perspective into his past that now I understand his anger and his POV. This was a great insight that has been missing in the entire narrative and Chetan did a fab job of bringing it out. I am surprised that no other journalist did that so far

[@subhasisbandyopadhyay1789]

The definition of failure ,tolerance, so many original thoughts , great ,great program

[@ashokkaul8474]

My great regards and thanks to Vivek Sir for bringing out facts about our exodus which I was also a victim. Now I am settled in USA from last 28 years. In future I am hoping that we will keep watching Vivek Ji’s more movies.

[@shashankbhagwani8114]

Such a great podcast Chetan and Vivek sir👏👏👏. we can't see a conversation of such high level between two SO FAMOUS PERSONALITIES anywhere else. Kudos to Vivek sir for opening his heart like this to us. Never seen such a Down to Earth famous person ever. Totally Loved the episode Waiting to see more guests on the podcast. Congratulations to Vivek sir for all his films and achievements in life, And Chetan sir, I hope you stay well enjoy your life, and keep making such High level Deep Podcast with your guests. Peace✌✌

[@rathindralaldam4814]

Loved listening to Vivek always he has such a conviction in his own style - we feel so elevated listening .

[@tuhinsardar.]

"The Kashmir Files", such a masterpiece... thank you Vivek sir 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 this interaction also great 👍👍👍👍👍 thank you Chetan sir 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏.

[@meetpanchal6608]

In the middle of the video, Vivek sir mentioned that he goes to the forest once a year for a month and spends time by himself, and said he would get to it later in the conversation, which got skipped. Would love to listen to that bit of his experience and realizations. Thank you for putting this conversation out there.

[@shobasharma3446]

Thoroughly enjoyed two intellectual’s discussions.An eye opener indeed,carry on the good work,looking for more such stimulating talks.Vivek,you’ve outdone yourself with TheKashmir Files ,through your podcast offer our apologies to my Kashmiri brothers and sisters for our ignorance of their Trajedy.

[@swathiambi3849]

Things we buy should give us freedom not create restrictions! Best part of the discussion 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👌🏻

[@Projectinfomator]

Yes, we all gonna achieve something in life

[@28cosmos]

Thank you Chetan. I knew nothing about Vivek's life exploration. It's a revelation. Keep talking!!

[@sonamtripati5554]

Tow Ingenious people in one frame you both are out of this world I genuinely admire them.

[@rudrakshapravin]

Aaj ka ye video dekh ke bahot deep ho gya mai life ko leke and relax bhi , vivek sir ke life ke bare me aaj pta chla, life ko leke nazariya bhi change huaa hai 'vivek sir se ak bar mila bhi tha mai i mean vns me banaras Hindu university me 'budhha film ke time, to us samay kuchh janta nahi tha inke bare me bs itna tha ki film director hai and itne time bad aaj pta chla and chetan sir aap the yha isliye aisa conversation huaa, hindi me video tha ye aur achha huaa, wrna hindi wale samajh nahi pate itni achhi conversation thank you🙏