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Indian Express
05-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
Content creator mimics Nikhil Kamath's podcast style; Zerodha co-founder reacts: ‘Hilarious'
A hilarious spoof of Nikhil Kamath's distinctive podcasting style has gone viral – and even Kamath himself couldn't help but laugh. Content creator Rohit Raghvendra shared a video on Instagram where he brilliantly mimics the Zerodha co-founder's calm, contemplative tone from his hit podcast WTF is. With deadpan delivery and spot-on body language, Raghvendra poses a string of absurdly deep questions that feel like they could've come straight from the show – if the guest happened to be a viral content creator or a rickshaw driver with dreams of achieving influencer fame. 'You can't ask such intense questions while also serving me some fancy food, I can only focus on one thing,' Raghvendra wrote in the caption, referencing the gourmet meals often seen on. In his version, Raghvendra sets the tone with just a banana and a fork. The parody features mock questions like: 'What's your advice to someone who went viral for slapping their brother in a Rakshabandhan reel but now wants to start a meditation podcast?' and 'What's a mental model a rickshaw driver in Delhi can use to build a creator economy side-hustle?' all delivered with the signature Kamath pause and thoughtful stare. A post shared by Rohit Raghvendra (@rohitraghv_) The skit quickly caught the attention of Kamath himself, who responded with a 'rolling on the floor laughing' emoji as he reposted the reel on his Instagram stories. Ashneer Grover, former Shark Tank India judge and co-founder of BharatPe, also reacted with a one-word review: 'Hilarious.' One Instagram user said, 'As someone who's directed & listened to Nikhil for 1,000+ hours… this hits the spot. Iconic.' Another wrote, 'Haha dude this was epic!! You nailed him…I mean his impression.' Nikhil Kamath's WTF is podcast, which has amassed over 1.58 million YouTube subscribers, has featured a wide spectrum of high-profile guests — from Bill Gates and PM Narendra Modi to Bryan Johnson and Ranbir Kapoor.
Hans India
21-05-2025
- Hans India
ASHA worker's body found, rape suspected
Budaun: A 40-year-old ASHA worker was found dead in a maize field in Alapur area here, with police suspecting sexual assault. The body of the ASHA (Accredited Social Health Activist) worker was found on Monday night in a semi-naked condition. Officials said the exact cause of the death would be confirmed after autopsy. Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Brijesh Singh said the deceased, identified as Rajkumari, wife of Raghvendra Jatav and resident of Hayatnagar village had gone to Kundan Nagla village for a vaccination drive on Monday. She was last seen in the evening returning on a scooty with a known ANM (Auxiliary Nurse Midwife) to her village, after which she went missing, he said. Police received information about the body through the UP 112 emergency service. The body was found in a maize field in Kharkholi village under Alapur police station limits, he said. A forensic team was called to the scene, and the body was sent for autopsy after completing necessary legal formalities, he said. SSP Singh added that Rajkumari had two sons and a daughter from her marriage with Raghvendra, whom she married in 2003 after the death of his first wife. Raghvendra also has a son from his first marriage. The deceased was involved in an ongoing land dispute in a civil court in Budaun against two men from the same village.
NDTV
20-05-2025
- NDTV
40-Year-Old ASHA Worker's Body Found In UP, Rape Suspected: Cops
Budaun: A 40-year-old ASHA worker was found dead in a maize field in Alapur area here, with police suspecting sexual assault. The body of the ASHA (Accredited Social Health Activist) worker was found on Monday night in a semi-naked condition. Officials said the exact cause of the death would be confirmed after autopsy. Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Brijesh Singh said the deceased, identified as Rajkumari, wife of Raghvendra Jatav and resident of Hayatnagar village had gone to Kundan Nagla village for a vaccination drive on Monday. She was last seen in the evening returning on a scooty with a known ANM (Auxiliary Nurse Midwife) to her village, after which she went missing, he said. Police received information about the body through the UP 112 emergency service. The body was found in a maize field in Kharkholi village under Alapur police station limits, he said. A forensic team was called to the scene, and the body was sent for autopsy after completing necessary legal formalities, he said. SSP Singh added that Rajkumari had two sons and a daughter from her marriage with Raghvendra, whom she married in 2003 after the death of his first wife. Raghvendra also has a son from his first marriage. The deceased was involved in an ongoing land dispute in a civil court in Budaun against two men from the same village. The SSP said he has formed four teams, "including SOG and surveillance units, to investigate the case. Based on suspicion raised by the family, two individuals have been detained for questioning. Further legal proceedings are underway.
