India's CRAZY Untold History With Author Amish Tripathi | The Ranveer Show 60

00:00 - Introduction 01:34 - His childhood stories 06:03 - His early story to become a author 07:55 - How did India lose its wealth overtime 13:13 - 11th century of India 18:44 - About critics 20:57 - India in 2050 24:17 - Making your self worth 25:11 - Ranveer's first book 26:20 - The concept of stories and storytelling 34:17 - Divinity expressing through creativity 37:38 - History vs Mythology 43:37 - About the Mahabharat and Ramayan war 48:49 - Are the historical elements reserved today real 51:17 - Were pandemics mentioned in history 54:57 - The concept of Dharma and Adharma 58:47 - The story of King Suheldev 1:02:54 - Amish's Message to Ranveer

[@aditya7428]

Oh boy idk why I thought this was gonna be a live session. 🤦

[@shyamdesai9772]

Podcasts ♥️♥️

[@shivam471]

Awesome 😍😍😍😍😍

[@PallaviSingh-fk1hd]

Oh god big fan of ranveer😍

[@gauravdond4886]

RANVEER PLEASE MAKE A PODCAST WITH SADGURU, as we all know he is a ocean of wisdom. We can learn a lot from him if you make podcast with him. Please

[@prakashtiwari8003]

Government should consider to re write Indian history from indic lens. Amish Tripathi is fabulous writer. Shiva Trilogy series is amazing.🙏

[@___9370]

​@EilshaFilms clown spotted

[@pulkitgupta2597]

@EilshaFilms han kisi ko bhi bhakt bol deta hun fir mai cool dikhunga

[@pradeepdarji5407]

I am seeing and hearing this author first time here, admiring this author, I am going to read his book named India Immortal.

[@hemantsarathe8970]

@EilshaFilms student should have the right to read the colonial shit or history written with indic prospective

[@moonlight-mm3iw]

@EilshaFilms it's got nothing to do with politics. Just ancient Indian wisdom that got lost over the years.

[@murtuzaali5015]

there are so many books on his shelf but still, he can say "I don't know enough" that's respectable. Completely opposite to today's youth on social media.

[@projectbetterfinance3863]

“The more you know, the more you know you don’t know”

[@vaibhavvishal7865]

You observed this that's respectable.

[@aaryush9486]

Timepass keliye rakhe honge books..

[@pranshavvyas4738]

@@aaryush9486 Aap m or amish tripathi m antar h

[@medhaaryaa2762]

@@pranshavvyas4738 Nice reply...

[@RehanKhan-ni1wf]

An eye-opening podcast. Made us realise all the different possibilities and opportunities we Indians have. Hats off to Amish Sir and Ranveer 👍🏾

Thank you brother 🙏

[@anaviwattal]

@ please make a video on top motivational books or authors.

[@anaviwattal]

@ also on how dogs matter in your life. How they change your life as you also have two dogs.

[@TheSoumyadeepShow]

Edit : Thanks for all the likes and subscribes on my channel. And yes, I started my channel on Self help and Personality Development inspired by RANVEER bhai only! ♥️

[@hrishikesh07m]

@@anaviwattal dude, don't fall pray for motivational guru trap. They became millionaire by teaching you how to be millionaire.

[@aryannijhawan8448]

bring more authors instead of celebs please. They shower words of wisdom and amazing perspectives to view stuff. We don't want pieces of motivation but instead valuable and knowledgeable stuff that makes us feel it was productive listening to the podcast. great work ranveer!

[@VandanaMi]

@BeerBiceps same thoughts

[@SonofSoma108]

@aryan nijhawan exactly bro celebs feel unoriginal and like they are only doing this in front of the camera

[@rutvijgajjar5172]

So true

[@vanajapuchala8013]

@beerbiceps

[@piczeditors8283]

Same thoughts🤩

[@join2manish]

Had Met Amish and had amazing discussion about lessons to learn from cosmos and our ancient scriptures. Good to see him here ...

[@vangujral]

When are you coming again?

[@akhilthekkedath1850]

@Manish Pandey Still waiting for your Josh Talk in English :D

[@join2manish]

@@vangujral soon 🙏

[@join2manish]

@@akhilthekkedath1850 don't understand hindi?

[@yashagarwal9578]

please share some more awakening memories of your life, bless to land up here and learning from you all🙏

[@azizhamid6480]

I had known Amish when he came to take a guest lecture at my previous job. I was blown away by his insightful concepts. His description of ancient India gives so much positive vibes for all, rather than how our great culture is politically used today.

[@arvindkumarpareek3447]

Yess

[@RahulNM2308]

*In short:- our NCERT history textbooks needs to be rewritten*

[@allahlesboslu2_9]

The approach should be changed , skill based approach is the key ! German education system can be a good example

[@mayankporwal6672]

I m a teacher and i think that root of all problems is our Macaulay education system . Revolution in education field is need.

[@kunalshar78]

Our books are representation of British and western world

[@ankitSharma-uo6zf]

Not rewritten just replace them with current nd future technology knowledge which helps in country's growth

[@anuj8825]

no

[@jashankalra9260]

Dude.. please please please put out a whole series with Amish. Nation wants to hear him, we want more of this wisdom, this expands consciousness in some way.

[@ni3070]

Yesss

[@Devilzcallin]

I support

[@ujwalmokashi6702]

I was surprised to know the direction "west" in Indonesian language is called "barat" because Bharat(India) is on its west. Imagine the importance of India to them..

[@gautam7472]

Malay is a language which is spoken throughout southeast Asia not just Indonesia. It is also spoken in Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei, parts of Thailand and Philippines.

[@arjitsingh9381]

Even the direction "north" is "utara" in their language.

[@arunatrada1653]

The Malay language has its roots in Sanskrit. That's why there are lots of common words used. " Surya, Utara /uttar, sampoorna, baldi/balti, bahasa /bhasha and many more. In east Malaysia they have a form of shadow puppetry which depicts the Ramayana. There are many instances of common ground.

[@anandchandekar6136]

Because of Buddhism influence & pali language not froud sanskrit language Indonesia called bhasa Indonesia not bhasha in pali Prakrit not sh pronunce only like emperor Asoka.. sanskrit is froud language

[@gautam7472]

@@anandchandekar6136 hi Anand , I'd like to know the meaning of your name and from which language did it come from? 🤔😅🤪

[@fasiowaizahmed4641]

MAN I wish if this person was my history teacher

[@ebola7214]

You the real Indian , you are considering history as yours I like it . I have many Muslims friends who don't consider Indian history as theirs but you are different , you truly changed my perspective massive respect 🚩

[@fasiowaizahmed4641]

@@ebola7214 tq man

[@ankitjadhav9609]

Bro u must also have one more teacher his name is praveen mohan who revels history watch his video aslo u will get more knowledge about history

[@fasiowaizahmed4641]

@@ankitjadhav9609 sure brother

[@vaibhavsingh1707]

@@fasiowaizahmed4641 wow I'm glad , that you have a good perspective , true muslim ❤🙏

[@chinmayawagh]

This is Underrated podcast because I personally didn't know him but man after watching it I can surely say that this is the one of the best value adding podcast tysm. Ranveer.

[@harshitpoojary7054]

In india, we need more youtube channels like this to influence the young generation of our nation ❤️❤️

[@vikrampuri5613]

In India we need Vedic Science Institutes Re write the History text books

[@RD-tv4du]

In the video, Amish mentioned that India has never been a source of a pandemic. This is true. One of the reasons is that Sanaatan Dharm has not been a religion as we understand religions today. Sanaatan is a way of living. The practices of Sanaatan Dharm enveloped medicine, health, food and aachar (conduct). One such example is the practice of Yagnas during which fire was lit and shlokas were chanted in sanskrit. The vibrations of the chant and the material combusted in fire had a direct effect on killing the microbes in the surroundings. So, we can say that in India, our ancestors had pre-empted the harmful effect of microbes and had devised a solution keep them away. Water stored in copper containers developed medicinal quality and we still have the practice of using only copper utencils/containers in temples. Once in a 12 year Kumbh mela is to avail the opportunity of taking a dip in the water which at that particular time develops medicinal qualities due to a unique once in a 12 year angle of incidence of the rays of the Sun. Our ancestors knew a lot.

[@lightup205]

Bro , then why can't we use these tactics now?

[@chanakyadevil]

Well technically India had been a source of a pandemic but it was under British India

[@dhruvpatel5296]

Absolutely right brother 👍 Please keep it up

[@shwettaasingh1933]

Wow...... Beautifully explained.......

[@Shreyaa20]

Thanks for sharing❤️

[@ticklewickle7531]

I'm currently reading his Shiva trilogy He is just amazing , his writing shows his keen observation towards Indian history

[@PankajSharma-to8hf]

Shiva trilogy is amazing.. but choose your words wisely.. it is not indian history.. it is fictional.. and he has mentioned it in preface only.. it has no reference from scriptures or the ancient books except the names of the characters and some historical facts.. the storyline is fictious..

[@ticklewickle7531]

@@PankajSharma-to8hf did I said it is based on Indian history? I'm talking about minute things the management the structure only

[@PankajSharma-to8hf]

@@ticklewickle7531 ok cool..

[@dhruvvyas6107]

Last part of shiva trilogy is one of my favourite books . Its called oth of vayuputras ✨

[@ticklewickle7531]

@@PankajSharma-to8hf yup bro💟💟💟 loads of love

[@musicmylife5500]

If S. S. Rajamouli decides to direct "Shiva Trilogy" by Amish then I believe the story and the world of Meluha has the potential to break the records of Baahubali. 🔥

[@kruttikahegde8284]

yes.... as long as SS Rajamouli decides to cast respectable actors from the south rather than sullying such a master piece by having tie ups with bollywood

[@hemanthnallani4846]

Bro I have a request in podcast please make sure everyone to ask everyone their top5 book recomdations

[@Vivek9..]

Definitely my wish too, btw we should read

[@amansingh-lj3tg]

Good idea

[@omarora4590]

Please like this comment everybody so it reach to top

[@shashankjoshi6214]

I definitely need it

[@beaniesandmedleys2822]

A really good Idea

[@kumar_ankit28]

He is so amazing. I would suggest to read his book "IMMORTAL INDIA" you will feel like why we are not made to read about our INDIA. The book's 188 pgs gives you more wider perspective towards our situation of our India. Amish sir you are great and your wider knowledge on various aspects is unimaginable. And Ranveer, your podcast is enlightening. Truly loved it .

[@surendrarout48]

Bhai immortal ke bad INDIA ka spellings apne galat likh diya hai

[@kumar_ankit28]

@@surendrarout48 thanks for pointing. Done 👍🏻

[@Harekrishnaaa_345]

Currently reading... It's just AWESOME 😇

[@sumanths7533]

Well, well, well! You are taking this to the next level Ranveer! One of the best conversations I've ever heard. Keep going brother

Thanks Sumanth :)

[@cosmosapien597]

Western historians tell what their version of history is, and we due to some historical reason, feel their interpretation is superior. Bharat is such a culture that it's not easy to understand for somebody who has grown with a western mind.

[@ni3070]

We need to tell our history and that tok in school but with conclusive proofs, we need to fund this....idk why govt doesn't work for this cause

[@sivasamyn]

@@ni3070 Angrezi baasha koi sun nahi karthaa hein, only johnthaa hein.. chemical alloys are the proof of this concept.. mud is hardly crackable unless you had the real mud itself..

[@goparajusreenivasrao]

I am a 11 the class student bro , I am genuinely saying this is an eye opening podcast and this knowledge has to reach the so-called leaders. OUR EDUCATION SYSTEM NEED TO CHANGE.

[@aabhaanekar9990]

Great podcast! I want to suggest the book 'Parva' written by S.L. Bhyrappa, which is a non-mythological retelling of the Mahabharata. It might shed light on the perspective of whether these stories actually took place or not. Thank you for such an enlightening podcast!

[@alphasigma1869]

Romila Thapar once said yudhisthira was inspired by King Ashoka🤣🤣

[@Rakeshricky151]

She is commie just a puppet what can u expect

[@soumyaranjansahu8968]

They are Distortians not historian

[@dikshapoman4482]

😂😂😂

[@ni3070]

😂

[@doctorcure4030]

Hahahaha... Hilarious please give link of that would love to see n laugh

[@swatichatterjee1513]

It's true that in schools we learn older history only in Sanskrit classes. History classes start from Mughals and British raj...I learnt about all the ancient scholars like jimutavahana his book Dāyabhāga, also other books like Mitākṣarā in my Sanskrit class. They were the basis for inheritence law by the British. When the Brits came here, they had many flaws in their laws. They took many cues from Sanskirt smritis. I never regret choosing Sanskrit as my 1st language in school. It was probably one of my best decisions...It changes your way of thinking...and seeing at everything....

[@Priya-cm3tr]

Yes. A much better worldview than you get in English. The west needs social justice, secularism, atheism to solve their issues of blasphemy, intolerance in how the Abrahamic worldview of faith evolved and their cultural history. We don't need most of these ideologies coz the cultural evolution and dharmic worldview is completely different and much clearer because of much ancient history/no. of years of evolution. Sanskrit is automatically an inclusive language that focuses on terms of philosophies various English language categorizes and divides. English is great for modern science that seeks to categorize but Sanskrit and Indian dharmic worldview is MUCH better for understanding life and stronger inclusive social fabric.

[@bhagyashreemilind5685]

This was ammmmazinggg...... He just made me realize how much do I need to read the history.... Deep dive into it.... He is the crush😍 such an intelligent conversation

[@gargimendke8208]

It was a wonderful podcast, actually inspired me to learn Sanskrit. Ranveer regarding writing your own book, I wanna tell you u are on right track, also use the timeline in which u started it and finally completing it. Since the main audience who is going to read your book is going to be of age group when you started writing it. U wrote it 8 times,use it, understand what fascinated you then and what advice you wanted back then, understand the sense of maturity a 22 yr old guy had. All the best.

[@arijitroy2001]

Honestly I didn't know Amish Sir but I m in love with his mindset & concept after this Podcast. Thanks Ranveer Bhaiya for this Awsm Podcast 🙏

Glad you liked it buddy

[@arijitroy2001]

@ My dream is to work with u one day... And I will surely try hard to make my Dream Come true one day! Love ❤ u bhaiya

[@tanishasadana917]

only watch this podcast if you wanna fall in in love with the country..truly amazing

[@AbhishekJhaKBC]

I still remember when I was on hotseat in KBC... They showed me a video of an author & ask me to recognize & during those days i was reading The immortals of Meluha... So i instantly said Amish tripathi. I hope one day I could meet you in person sir ☺️

[@projectbetterfinance3863]

Is the footage showed on TV original bro? Heard it’s all scripted from before

[@AbhishekJhaKBC]

@@projectbetterfinance3863 bro if it was scripted, then someone like me would never have made it.

[@tara9487]

I'm lucky to see your comment sir, I hope aap abhi bohot accha kar rahe honge.

[@nishapanwar27]

@@AbhishekJhaKBC aap KBC me gaye the woooow

[@antarixyaan1951]

KBC में गए थे आप.... वाह 😄😄😄

[@icamultimedia7970]

That's why Lord Ram was called 'Maryada Purhottam' .

[@moonlight-mm3iw]

*purushottam

[@yashnamdev2431]

@@moonlight-mm3iw पुरुषोत्तम

[@শ্রেয়াচক্রবর্তী-ছ৬জ]

And you can easily challenge that. Shiva should be Maryada Purushottam.

[@yashnamdev2431]

@@শ্রেয়াচক্রবর্তী-ছ৬জ get some life child

[@শ্রেয়াচক্রবর্তী-ছ৬জ]

@@yashnamdev2431 I already have a great life🤩 And that's why I am curious to know, discuss and debate about issues didi😊

[@wheelogger]

Reason for defeat of Indian Kings: Along with infighting that Amish is referring to, other reason was the invention of Gun Powder in China which traversed through silk route and central Asia got the Gun Barrel. Gun Barrels played a key role in breaking through India forts

[@ni3070]

Interesting.....why isn't anyone studying this..... shouldn't we learn from history

[@mahimapanwar4293]

betrayls

[@underratedworld2900]

You are right man but with the unity we would've deflated them, I feel that because of internal fight we were defeated.

[@shubhampreetsingh8630]

But that was during Babur invasion when mughals came, later on the artillery eventually made it into Indian hands, so main reason was infighting only

[@kavitagahlawat7051]

Dont you think that gun powder could have been traded to India too?

[@BusinessMadhouse]

This was a great learning. Only if you fail is when you try harder. Amazing work by Author Amish. Just love his work. Ranveer, if possible, please do get Tony Robbins or Mel Robbins on your channel. Look forward to it

[@PoojaChaudhary-gd7us]

Yes i too wanna see anthony on the show

Definitely at some point!

[@aayanaraibhojani8753]

Good work

[@BusinessMadhouse]

@ Awesome!

[@ankitSharma-uo6zf]

What Mel Robbin do?

[@saibhavanimahadevan2775]

This conversation is sort of my kind of conversation. I'm so glad that this podcast happened . This episode is so damn enlightening and illuminating. I was literally taking notes and points from this conversation. Hope every Indian watches this episode.

[@rutvikjani7183]

38:40 he is talking about saif Ali Khan....an interview during tanhaji movie..... best reply🤣😂😅

[@dhananjaybaria3746]

Bro,after listening I immediately came to comment section and put the same comment as yours,later on I found that someone has already noticed it.

[@rutvikjani7183]

@@dhananjaybaria3746 🙌👍

[@chanakyadevil]

"politically" not together. Don't forget that. There was shared culture and traditions but rarely a unified administrative entity. Notable exceptions being ashoka, Aurangzeb. It was the british, in the sense that the disdain towards their rule united india to form a union and our freedom fighter fostered a national identity instead of a regional, religious or ethnic identity which lead to republic of India

[@shivanshsingh218]

@@chanakyadevil dude seriously . Please read about mauryan empire

[@chanakyadevil]

@@shivanshsingh218 atleast read my reply properly. i explicitly mentioned asoka

[@msinj]

I had the great privilege of meeting Amish and taking his autograph. What a pleasure and honor to exchange thoughts with him. He is a gem!

[@sristisneha8769]

O my God..... it's just soo amazing...one of the best learnings from this podcast which hit me the most is...When we are infighting...we loose certainly... But when we are United..we are undefeatable....and it's not just applied for the country... it's for our soul too... @BeerBiceps Ur doing superbly fantastic...loads of success to u..❤️

[@dhananjaybaria3746]

38:42 he's talking about Saif so called "History geek"

[@aryanchakraborty5175]

And then a community asks what's the need to change the names of cities.

[@tstanmoysamanta]

He maintained about those kind of people.

[@kshitijeminem]

Hi, I am here in the UK and I would have loved to share this with my friends here but i see there is no CC available. I know the podcast is predominantly in English but there are some very important sentences but are made in Hindi. Thanks :)

[@Ak.s1]

One of the best podcasts i have ever heard.. Impacted deepely..and this impact is surely gonnna thrive down the road in journey of my life..learnt a lot about indian culture and how prevalent it was..!! I'm Surely gonna try to bring that back..!!

[@maitripatel5014]

Please do more podcasts with him He is the utlimate, the source of so much ancient and mind blowing knowledge.

[@parthhaate1659]

37:30 - History Vs. Mythology Mythology is just history which is lost in time - Immortals of meluha (Amish Tripati) Let it sink in

[@prajwal_puruvan.]

36:00

[@tanayhazra999]

I think it was"Meluha".

[@karanruparelia6471]

Best Best Best! Looking for much more such Podcast with stories/discussions on ancient Bharat, Spirituality & Positivity. Thank you Ranveer & Team.

[@vijaysolanki6593]

I'm seriously feeling so good while typing this, that your content is becoming so interesting and informative day by day. 😇🙏

[@karthikaiyer1889]

i just loved this interview we need more inquisitive people like Amish he is so humble and down to earth with zero attitude and immense knowledge and passion. This interview is a must watch.

[@swetakmohapatra9037]

My most favorite podcast till date.... as a follower of Hinduism and my family virtues at many times I have got questions of this kind, at it is because of I know how to read original Sanskrit texts, I am able to answer most of it like the exact way Amish did. And you Ranveer has a natural way of driving a storytelling session and breaking up things to gullible portions for general public level understanding. I will definitely share this podcast with the curious minds (whom I have already explained) for better clarity. More powers and positive energies to you Brother.

[@techstark4503]

Bhai this is the most powerful podcast you hv put out until now i think....its deep on so many levels...the various channels of thought it opened up is really outstanding...Thank you...

[@janvisinghrajput2336]

Was reading his book the immortal of mehula and I absolutely fell in love with his writing and this podcast made me fell in love with him watta knowledgeable persn he is ❤️

[@tejpratapsingh3290]

Similar to telling maths in stories, we have a verse in Hanuman Chalisa which talks about the distance between earth and sun.. "jug shashtra jojen par bhanu.."

[@revatidixit9335]

Just finished reading Shiva's trilogy by Amish..... and wanted to know more about this person, Then this podcast came. Thank you so much for bringing (compiling) such knowledge for us. Learned so many things through out this podcast. Looking forward for your book Ranveer 😇 Loads and loads of love ❤

[@akshitaagarwal2091]

oh my god, such a piece of wholesome information. I must say your initiative of spreading information is commendable!! with this, I am in love with history and ancient India as a topic and would put more effort to learn from now.

[@tejasreechowdary_15]

speechless about the podcast.... it made me watch at it my mouth opened .. luved the video make more on some of this bhaiyaa......

[@Shreyaa20]

Is this available in hindo too??I want my parents, aunt and literally everyone to listen this and feel proud of my kickass INDIA!

[@priyakhushi3774]

Currently reading "The immortals of meluha" by Amish Fan of both of you ranveer and Amish sir

[@inderjitkaursokhi]

This is probably one of the few podcasts that I have heard without any distractions to the end, beautiful knowledge by Amish, and Ranveer's key points are amazing as always. This is PURE GOLD!!!!

[@amrajanaveen]

It is really an extraordinary feel when you find people who speak about things that you are very much interested in and also the same view point as you. I have never read Amish Sir's books before (sure will do after this) but today I am so happy to see two intellectuals discuss very interesting topics. Thank you Ranveer bro and Amish Sir for doing this podcast, please bring him for more sessions. I feel so happy and intellectually stimulated by this conversation. You both are like my mentors. Ranveer bro, try to get Devdutt Pattanaik sir in your podcast once.

[@snehamoyidas3468]

And I would also love a conversation between Mr.Pattanaik and Mr.Tripathi... Woah🙆🙆🙆

[@Chanakya831]

If anyone really wants to know about pre mahabharat period he/She can read Chronology of India from Manu to Mahabharat written by Vedveer Arya

[@anshdalal1078]

Do you happen to know where i cn find the 3 million script he is talking about??

[@faizmohd5313]

Mr. Amish Tripathi ji is a inspiration to the youth and i love his storytelling and i will Inshallah read his books and will follow him through out my life. Thank You Ranveer and Amish ji for such a nice podcast for all of us.

[@manojkumarnayak1571]

In our Odisha there is a festival BALI JATRA ,where in every kartika purnima we celebrate our Marine trade with south east .

[@thomasthomasphilp4393]

Dont forget that Indian history is not just North Indian history. South Indian kingdoms had flourished then too

[@chiragvidhani4916]

He has said wonderful words about the chola empire in his other interviews

[@krishnadevi3875]

Why north India or south indians . We are all indians from different areas

[@chiragvidhani4916]

Krishna Devi - for arguments sake . Just wanted to bust the dravidian agenda

[@rajeshbawari6866]

Indian Ocean Sea Routes ruled all by Southern Kings....

[@khocchar]

Arey baba.. all his podcast he is saying stop fighting within ourselves.. its time to be united.. dont make everything about North South.. have you ever heard west vs east ??

[@manjirisvoice7163]

This should be watched by every indian across the world! Amazing thing to hear this discussion!

[@rohansingh8444]

this had everything i was troubled about recently.... though i feel there should be a movement to try and form an indan narrative on our history which is agreed upon by all in our country and move foreward... i genuinly feel the current history textbooks only teach us the british perspective and demoralise our youth

[@rohansingh8444]

@shaivzen seeks yup Marxism and postmodernism, huh!

[@anjaligupta6180]

true

[@Jatinjutsu]

Wowww Amish is like a kickass knowledge mine himself 🔥🔥🔥 When I read his books, that was very different Amish I got to know and by this podcast a different Amish I got to know. Thanks Ranveer for bringing him to us.❤️🔥

[@gcpuranik]

hii Ranveer, This was one of the best conversations(podcasts) I've heard till date. I've read his books and they are marvelous,they take you on this super detailed and an enticing journey . I feel i have so much to think about and read after hearing the podcast. Enjoyed it thoroughly! Thank you so so much ! :) Looking forward to many more podcasts.

[@ruchisharma346]

I haven't said this to many people... May be not a big thing for you Ranveer... But I'm a big fan yours now!!!!... You're really a great person as far I'm able to find out through your words and thoughts... Keep doing what you're doing...

[@HopelessRealist]

I wasn't much into podcasts until this one. So informative and liberating Love and Respect

[@NoRiceToEat]

I love as a writer how inspiring and warm he is to budding writers. I feel so inspired when I am watching this podcast rn (even tho I am a year late) but as a writer myself, I feel he is very genuine in this podcast and its radiating in the conversation.

[@rachanacitc]

Wow ranveer. Super Intellectual, infinite gratitude. 21st century would surely register these contributions of yours. Indeed that's what is called value addition. You inspire me to start an interactive show like yours even podcast. 😇 And apko as influencer guest bulaun. 😇😊😘 Blessings 🥰

[@chandankumarrajak3311]

I desperately want the so called liberal citizens and reporters of this country to watch this.

[@Fiend_303]

It won't affect them. They are zombies with no brain.

[@MegaMacdude]

please google the word liberal and stop watching random shit 😂🤦‍♂️

[@anshulj99]

I support liberal politics and revival of Hinduism, confused? you certainly need to google what liberal and secular mean. Liberal is more than BJP and Congress catfight.

[@akshatish]

India is liberal country and was forever. We were not hypocrite to counter only one religion. Ram killed a hindu ( a devoted one) because he did wrong while new indian conservatives stand with rapists until they are from their religion.

[@chandankumarrajak3311]

Okay folks let's settle this argument. As per the google the word 'Liberal' means ' willing to respect or accept behaviour or opinions different from one's own; open to new ideas." The synonyms are 'wide range', 'broad based' 'general' and the most funny one 'humanistic'. Now take a moment to recall the flagbearers of FOS and liberalism and try to correlate their idea of liberalism and the definition provided by the google. For most liberalism can be just an open mindset environment but for me it's an idealism which has been tainted and wrongly projected by the torchbearers. Damn why is it hard for people to digest the fact that literacy and education are two different terms with a huge difference in their meanings

[@mehul.c18]

Isn't it absolutely amazing how every character comes here, starts from being on the surface with their approach starts diving deep into the conversations towards the end It's absolutely amazing to see a youth icon Ranveer Bhai doing so much good for the society Hats off Bhai Loved the podcast anyway Huge fan of Amish ji Well done!

[@projectbetterfinance3863]

Pure value in all the podcasts 👌

[@erraticansh8459]

Just finished reading his first book "The immortals of meluha" and here we have his podcast

[@anaviwattal]

Excited about your first book🎉🎉

[@lubhanisharma1220]

Really true said by Amish tripathi You are guiding and spreading knowledge to the youth of india. Thank you ❤

[@rohansrivastava6224]

We started studying History in 6 And 7th Grade and it started with 11th Century.. I think they don't want us to know what was before it.

[@sakethsreeni]

Yepp....wasted time reading shit about those coward mughals.... Nowhere did I once read a paragraph of Shivaji Maharaj or Maharana Pratap...

[@makwananikhil3504]

wow ! just amazed to see how immense knowledge AmishJi have. salute. we need more people like him & publicized more. great respect.

[@witnessacademy9435]

Good to see my hindu brothers coming back to their scriptures and religious books 📚. welcome to real Hinduism.

[@ickariappa9997]

This was my first one from TRS and completely loved it . I am hooked !!! Amish Tripathi is truly a divine blessing for our generation and I have read all his books. Eager to get my hands on Suheldev.

[@ratanghasti6206]

Loved the intro ...❤️❤️🤩

[@juniperbanerjee5755]

What an amazing podcasts loved it . Thoroughly enjoyed it. Very relevant , enlightening. He was down to earth. He is not intimidating at allll. Ranveer the best part of your job is u get to hang out with these coool ppl. Storytelling is such a stimulating art.

[@Theaischool33]

I really felt like kissing Amish Ji as the words were coming out of his mouth and I was hearing😄.. Thank you so much Ranveer🙏

[@kruttikahegde8284]

I'm surprised that Mr.Amish feels that way about creativity :) I am poet and whenever my friends would ask me how do you manage to write such stuff, they are beautiful poems I too would tell them that "I dont write the poems, these poems get written through me. These words existed already and I'm just a channel brining those words into visibility" strangely coincidental, that one of my fav authors also feels this exact sentiment :) :)

[@priyanshusingh0299]

I loved this ‘BRO' talk 😎, and that ‘साला' vocabulary 🙃...

[@SouravKumar-dk6mb]

amish sir is a gem for our country and the writing that is being bestowed to this generation.

[@SRLeo1111]

This conversation was so engaging & insightful. Filled with positivity and hope, it made me think deeply about how we're functioning and are we really doing things that will add value to the future of India, or just plainly putting things out in ways that will end in nothing productive really. Thanks!

[@jayadevi6642]

Amish rightly said,we deeply attached to our stories,Ithihasa just like Ramayan & Mahabharat.Excellent talk.Hats off to both of you.🙏🙏

[@wendell.dacosta]

THANK YOU SO MUCH RANVEER I HAD BEEN REQUESTING THIS VIDEO A LOT , LOVE YOU LOADS ❤❤❤❤💯💯💯💯💯❤❤❤❤❤

♥️🙏

[@anisharora4434]

@ Bhaiya please try to bring JOHN GREEN also... By the way I love Amish Sir And You Both...

[@uditjain2427]

This gave me tears man . What a beautiful place india was

[@madhurgwa]

Man, I never thought, when I started watching your channel around 3 years before, that you would improve so much in quality of content on this channel. The people you are choosing for podcast shows your way of thinking and maturity in the age of just 27. You could have chosen very famous people from social media but the people you are bring here have a strong base, very heavy background and are really influencers Even I got amused after your statement about who are ambitious and busy :) I have been watching these long 1 hr video in single sitting :), all podcast are so much appealing because the interesting questions you have for these geniuses.

[@adityakhatavkar6289]

Just before going to bed I saw this on KZbin. I started watching it, and I could not stop inbetween, watched it fully... Great!! There is alot to know and learn about our own culture, history... Rightly said, not the time to cry on what happened, time that we should get inspire from our ancients and start improving. Time for Uniting everyone. Thank you @Ranveer bhai..

[@shuvamagarwal8811]

Thank You so much Ranveer Sir and Amish Sir. This is amazing, learned a lot from this. Keep doing more podcast

[@rajeevsingh9210]

One of the best podcasts in this channel... This is the quality we want.... Sheer knowledge and wisdom and experience...plz bring more authors amd writers especially asking them about indian history bcoz that is the part where we are lacking tremendously( in terms of knowing our reak history) before this podcast i have heard about amish tripathi but somehow i thought i would not relate with this person don't know how this notion came to me but definitely this podcast changed my view regarding him...already became a fan.. definitely going to read books written by him.. thank you so much for bringing him to the podcast... We actually are greatful to get this kind of knowledge for free.. thanx man

[@krshailendraa]

I want to meet Amish sir. I'm a huge fan of his Ramchandra Series.

[@kbmnair2182]

This is super an eye opener for many to the Vithura Neeti and to the history of Bharat in many realms to connect with stories and truth.🙏👍. Good for India is always good for the world.🙏

[@PoojaChaudhary-gd7us]

U wont believe i just finished the ist book of shiv triology n i was so impressed by his writting n wanted to know more of him n here he is .... Thnku Ranveer ... Guru u r for me ❤

[@danieldsouza3334]

Awesome content.. We need more on this

[@avib9378]

Awesome video. i learnt more about our literature in this one video than my whole schooling put together. our education system needs to give importance to our history and literature . at least the current and the next generation know how great this country is. More of these kind of videos please

[@devinadesai8014]

Loved the Interview! Really eager to read Amish now! Thanks for making this video. Learned so much!

[@syedtaher9461]

His content is very useful . Keep up the good work.

[@TheAkilesh08]

Huge respect to you Ranveer and Amish Tripathi sir. What a wonderful episode! Really opened my eyes to our glorious past! This should be taught in schools so that our young generation grow up with a sense of pride!

[@MsYashis]

One of the podcasts I could learn something or the other each time I listen to it. THANK YOU RANVEER AND AMISH SIR.