Is It A Brown Thing Episode 2

04/20/21 • 35 min

When two friends of many years talk to each other they talk straight and direct, they don't hide what they think but they also don't show off by trying to seem clever.

It's A Brown Thing does not seek to talk down to you, educate you or impress you. Parita and Saiqa are talking to each other about the things that are in their min and things in life that interest them. Sometimes they will make you laugh because what they say reminds you of your own life experiences, and sometimes they may make you disagree with them, but in the end what matters is you listen, enjoy the conversation and if you want then to join in.

In this second episode, we talk about Ageing Parents, The funny Stories, Parents & Technology, Care for the elderly There is more, but we suggest you listen to find out.

Remember if you want to comment or get involved email Parita and Saiga on [email protected].

When two friends of many years talk to each other they talk straight and direct, they don't hide what they think but they also don't show off by trying to seem clever.

In this second episode, we talk about Ageing Parents, The funny Stories, Parents & Technology, Care for the elderly There is more, but we suggest you listen to find out.

Remember if you want to comment or get involved email Parita and Saiga on [email protected].

Previous Episode

Natalie with the Bird Eye Review; Girl on a Train (2021)

Every month Natalie will do a film review and this month is Girl On A Train, the Hindi remake/new version.
The Girl on the Train is a 2021 Indian Hindi-language mystery thriller film directed by Ribhu Dasgupta and produced under the banner of Amblin Entertainment and Reliance Entertainment. The film is based on British author Paula Hawkins' 2015 novel of the same name and stars Parineeti Chopra as an alcoholic and troubled divorcee who gets embroiled in a murder investigation. It also features Avinash Tiwary, Aditi Rao Hydari and Kirti Kulhari.

Next Episode

The Birds Eye Review Show with Natalie

The Bird Eye Review show from www.asianculturevulture.com is a monthly look at what can be found on the various OTT platforms (digital streaming sites). It’s hosted by former Unity 101 drive time presenter Natalie - a fan of content from the subcontinent - who is currently based in Mumbai.
Each month she picks three films, shows or serials and casts her beady eye to decide whether it’s worth your time to watch or not.

If you want the low-down on the Over The Tops (OTTs) then have a listen - it’s witty, intelligent and thoughtful - much like her!
The full uncensored video episode can be found on Asian Culture Vulture's Youtube channel, dropping the third Friday of every month.