Prakhar knows how to bring out the best in his guests, whether they are Galeech like Arush and Laila or intellectual giants like Swami Shailendra Saraswati.
aarush and laila earn more than you, they have the hype, money and a happy family, and im 100% sure you are an unemployed galeech getting jealous while sitting at home not realizing you are a galeech.
in my view samay is a genuine guy in real. look how he care for his parents. big and huge respect bhai. i wish ki tum tumhare parents ko puri duniya ghumao.
dude samay pehle se hi aisa tha aur log paisa aane ke baad parents ko bhool jaate hai yeh toh parents ko ghumana chahta hai apne saath toh kya dikkat hai bro@@DGen7
@@DGen7 Abe tuu thoda sa bkl hai kya ?? Paisa usne bnya hai aur beta logo ke pas time nhi hota Ghar walo ke liye jab wo kamane lagte hai grow up buddy
@@DGen7to usne mehnat se hi kamaya h na kitna dumb hai tu aur dusre sheher mai rehte hue apne parents k liye time nikaalna aur unke liya itna sab kuch karna sbke bas ki baat nhi hoti
@@its_alveera_naaz this means you should never mess with persons who has no future, no dreams, no goals, nothing to do, nothing to achieve.... cuz people with goals and dreams or carrier have a lot to do every moment and every next day. if you mess with them maybe they will ignore u or most probably address you today and will forget tomorrow but unoccupied people will gonna hurt you or irritate you as long as they're getting fun and entertainment out of it...
Samay is something else, a good person bullied so badly nd now he is fuckin everyone instead of becoming 'JOY' from 3 idiots. Its really fun to Samay, love this Guy.
This was a rollercoaster ride, it feels like I was there in that room with you guys. I relate to Samay for most of the parts he spoke about with his anxiety hi coping mechanism and his perspective in life. Thanks for this podcast, well done!
I think most of the people who wanted Samay to be in this podcast were expecting an hour of uncensored fun chat but all of us got to see a different side of him where he is completely opened up about his traumatic childhood and his life other than comedy and streaming. Great sense of humour, such an entertainer. Also Kudos to Prakhar for having such a variety of guests and being able to bring out so much in the conversations with all of them.
I have seen majority of kashmiri pundits' children talk and behave the way they do and now i understand how they were kicked out of kashmir so easily and why they won't be able to go back anytime soon..
@@amitbelwal8552 if you were there and your family was attacked and torched in front of you, you would have accepted being kicked out too. You can never understand what the Kashmiri Pandits have gone through, and you have no right to even talk about it when you have not been in their shoes even once
People saying how Samay can be serious . For people who have followed Samay from beginning of his streaming career knows how serious he can be . Samay the funny person is the character that he depicts but from inside he is very serious .
I remember one Samay Vivek and Prakhar were streaming Higher or Lower and in middle of the there was a super chat of someone seeking financial help as his/her one of parent was hospitalized and samay immediately requested people watching the stream to donate through super chats and they did collection of a big amount and he immediately sent it to the person who needed it. Samay is Gem 💎
Samay touched my heart when he talked about a parent losing their son and it directly hit my inner core as i can relate to it completely.. my father's demise this year left a hollow space in my heart which cannot be fulfilled until ofcourse he comes back therefore never. the sad part is i lost my father but my grandfather and grandmother are still alive and for them they lost their son which is crazily disheartening. my mother often goes into depression and me and my brother being students couldnt be their with her to make her comfortable.. life is just so unpredictable and incredible
Trust me Samay Raina, I am going through a worst time of life. Kisi pe situation me I would have end it. But from the day I started watching India’s got latent and sach me MAZE aare hai..I want to live my life. Puri life Samay’s joke pe I can laugh and live. Thanks a lot for helping me out to come out from a depression phase. Itna to kapil sharma k show me v nhi hansi main jitna I laugh on your jokes. Please pass this message to Samay.
Samay Raina was my classmate in Ramadevi Public School, Hyderabad in class 12th he was very intellectual and genuine guy. Seeing Samay in class and seeing him now is like witnessing a transformation-it's truly striking to see how he has evolved🗿👀 Huge respect for Samay.
@@DGen7 nah bro listening to samay childhood story is so relatable. i shifted from delhi to kolkata in class 8th and was a introvert and from a humble background. i used to get bullied so bad till 8th and by 9th i started laughing and showing its fun with them. when i complained to teachers they just told them not to do it without any action, and i couldn't even tell this at home.
@@biswaspankaj286harr comment mai jakr yahi sab kr rha h wo ghar mai attention nhi milta to ye sab krna pdh rha bechare ko kitne gaye guzre din ajate h 😞😞
Samay I'm from Anantnag Kashmir. It made me emotional when you talk about kashmir. Kashmiri culture and language has its own charm and magic, wish you would come here and live so that you can find that missing part of yours. ❤ U...
This podcast was a rollercoster of emotions. I got to see a new side of Samay. I don't know him for long but it has amazed me to see how a guy who is always laughing has these fears too. May everyone stay healthy and live long❤
this podcast is nothing but two men sharing experience's, a true masterpiece of a podcast bro, and one thing hits hard that every person who is smiling today and living his live at the fullest does what he wants have a dark past, thanks to this podcast i realised this and it added some value in my life, samay raina is a real one fr...
Perfect example of how does a person wish to portray himself so that the society sees him in a particular way. He wants people to look onto him in a funny way, even though he has gone through some hard setbacks in life. Happy to see him become successful in his life❤❤❤❤
I really empathize with Samay. I had tears in my eyes listening to his childhood experience. It still makes him sad cause he was sighing multiple times while sharing the incidents 💔 I really hope no kids have to go through this, it's SO tough and tormenting for a kid! I hope he shares and expresses himself now to his loved ones, cause everyone deserves to be heard and understood. It might be difficult for him to share things cause of his childhood pattern. But LOTS OF STRENGTH AND LOVE to Samay ❤❤❤
"Mujhe maja tab aata hai, jab mera koi close mere wajah se maja kar raha hai mere pass rehke" the most relatable line I have ever heard in my life. Most of the people often recommend that one should enjoy solitude and all, and that's totally fine but having someone close with you and making them enjoy life to the fullest while you bring the reason is a satisfaction on another level. One of the many reasons to love you Samay Bhai! 🤌🏻❤️🧿
Glad to know this side of Samay. After this podcast my respect for him has increased knowing how he acknowledges the struggles faced by his parents, how he wants them to be happy and give them the best time of their life. We need more people like him❤️
End ki serious conversation sun ke goosebumps hone lgge...i am also 27 year old and i truly feel ki is umr m kya kya feel ho rha h..you both are nice persons ❤
This podcast is like lifes circle Samay started with " I don't know where I belong" and ended with " I feel like this where I belong" while talking about his Hyderabad house ... ♾️
That part where prakhar says when adulthood gets complicated we have "dreams of school days" is so relatable, it's the phase that I am going through right now.
idk why but I hold so much love for samay in my heart. maybe because he taught a lot of us to laugh and to give less fcks to people, to give back to people. he played a major part in my laughs these 3 4 years. i love him so much and always wish the best for him.
All though this deserves a longer post. But me and my wife both Kashmiri Pandits cried when you mentioned about your father both of us first time discussed how we share a common sense of lost identity. A vaccum of not belonging to any place. You made both of us cry, smile and laugh, orzuv te dorkuth😊
Like when Israelis after 2nd WW. But they now returned to their homeland. Disgrace to the previous govt for not helping kashmiri pandits to return to their homeland
It really saddens me to think that our culture is pretty much about to go extinct if something is not done to preserve it. I often think about it and how I have to make a choice to preserve it too, but marriage (especially aranged to preserve the culture) is a tough decision to make. I always ignore it after some thought but it's a decision I have to make eventually which gives me stress sometimes.
Being a Kaahmiri pandit, I totally get what he says to each word. We migrated to Mumbai n still struggled for 2 years to feel the belonging... have also married a Kaahmiri to just do my bit to the community... we are an endangered species
@@Nikhil-tj4pn thats the more reason they are not getting any help. they are classifying themselves as kashmiri pandits...not hindu but pandits. they are not even using only pandits but kashmiri pandits , no one will help them if they will separate themselves like this .
The line where prakhar says "sbke life mai ek winter aati hai", that hit hard because I got laid off this year and it has been 6 months and still searching for a new job. But how I used to see life around me, everything I used to see at surface level has changed. Thanks @SamayRainaOfficial for this!!
I watched 22 minutes of this amazing podcast, and every single thing Samay says resonates with me. I used to make friends with juniors and help them with their work. I was good at football, so I would teach them some moves. This podcast is such a hit for me. It's funny how it's nostalgic, even though those are bad 😂.
Previously i use to love samay for his jokes ,now i love him as a whole person. The way he told about his dream to have a vacation with parents,and selecting from high to low price was wowow. At some moment i got a tear or two and say to samay sir : "You are the best ,we have ever received ❤"
OMG!! So much to adopt and learn from this Lil Samay... Duniya ne issko gam diya par usne Reverse mein kushiya di... See with childhood wounds he could either become bitter or better but he chose to become better nahi supremely better🎉
As of now it's the best show for me I feel undepressed after watching it I don't want the episodes of Latents to end I want to watch until I fall asleep
Idk why, but i literallyy cried out of tears when samay said that god forbid whenn he goes before his parents, he was so intense throughout the podcast, love this samay❤
This podcast completely changed the way I look at samay. This reminds me that we should never judge someone without truly knowing who they are and what they have been through. Even when he is serious in this podcast he cracks those little jokes and I start laughing even though my eyes are filled with tears. He has a good soul.
Mai kya bolu bhai ab? This guy brought tears into my eyes. I can't imagine how much his parents miss their 'HOME'. Bhai uparwale se prarthana hai iski life mein kabhi kuch galat na ho.
Never thought samay would have gone such childhood, very relatable to my childhood but the way he handled himself is more admiring and a lot to learn for me for rest of my life.
I remeber i was on this channel before covid time and at that time Prakhar was into CA content , use to talk a lot about the improvement scope in course and he left ipcc for some course in columbia. I thought he will only be doing CA wala content and evnetually it would get boring...but years later i am again on his channel...! This is sheer harwork and patience! Shree Hari Kripa kre!❤
bro listening to samay childhood story is so relatable. i shifted from delhi to kolkata in class 8th and was a introvert and from a humble background. i used to get bullied so bad till 8th and by 9th i started laughing and showing its fun with them. i started showing them as my friends and get bullied. when i complained to teachers all students made unity and complained against me and the teachers were also worse, and i couldn't even tell this at home.
I am the youngest son, I lost my mother(breast cancer) in 2019 and father in 2020(dialysis), They were suffering from 2010. I feel all what Samay said. My sister got married 2010 and brother was indicisive, Taking care of my elder brother (bit indesisive 🧠). One should get married while parents are alive. It is tough to survive in this world alone, need parents or partner. We had lost money in a property as well, guy took all money and fake registry had happened, the only property my parents had, is with my brother. I have taken a loan and bought a new house for myself and got married in 2021. #parents #missing 😢
Bro sometime life is just unfair but don't lose hope stay connected to God and yourself and belive in your self u can survived in this fucking cruel world all the best mere bhaii ..just stay kind and healthy don't depressed just work hard u are the son of God u can do fucking anything.love u bhaii ❤🫂🫂
Kya tha yaar yeh. Rarely comment on things but this warrants one. Felt like I watched a film on Samay's life without knowing much more than that he is a famous Kashmiri comedian and a RU-vidr. I binged India's Got Latent these past few days and that's where I got the recommendation of this video. What a trip! Better than a tonne of movies I've watched. An effortless conversation that somehow made me learn more about myself. Kudos to the host for how smooth he steered the conversation.
Samay's whole HYD experience ..i have lived thru it almost every bit of it in my schooling days in hyd itself and each and every word he says is exactly what i have experienced Im proud of u Samay bro ..u changed ur life and so did i . Life has taught so much 💯
this conversation just feels so good to hear, them being themselves and truly i appreciate this about samay that he really wants to make hi parents live life to fullest, ISKO BOLTE HAI INFLUENCER in genuine sense, this is what abhi ka generation needs
It was so overwhelming to see Samay open up about his vulnerabilities. When he was talking, I felt like not only I'm knowing something about him , but I'm finding something new about myself too .❤SAMAY IS LOVE❤
This is the 4th podcast which I have seen at your channel where the guests say nothing is above the happiness of the family. And all the stories have been so heart shakening. Thanks Prakhar for bringing such things to us. ❤
Can we just put it to highlight that samay is probably one of the most observing, giving and all together a beautiful human being. Not to overexagurate but there definitely has a part in him that so many people could just learn a new thing about, given the fact that he has seen so many angles of life from Kashmir to What he is now, I'm sure many people find him to be relatable hence why his jokes work out to such a huge audience.
Bro prakhar you don't always have to forcefully put up one of your experience when the person is telling a story. Samay was telling his mother's story of going back to kashmir and you literally compared it to your mother going back to santacruz. I mean really? You bark so much about art of conversation and then you do this 😂. Bhai comparing tragic kashmir story to your santacruz story is the worst thing about this podcast.
'you bark' was personal bhai 😂😂😂😂😂😂 but i strongly agree, he shouldn't zabardasti insert his life experiences all the time, kabhi kabaar natural lagta hai.
bhai he literally mentioned "its not as traumatic" while speaking of it. Podcast isnt an interview really, thats why its called "podcast", the essence of podcast is 2 way conversation and prakhar did exactly that.
