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Hello, Hindi Gharana is a YouTube channel dedicated to Literature, Poetry, Music, and Films. Here, we analyse and provide a clear perspective for our Indian audience. Join us in this small Kaavish (effort) if you love art and books. - Follow us on Instagram: @hindi_gharana, @kafiro_ka_kafka, @mind_v

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Typical length
17 min
Latest
29 Jun 2026
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Hindi

Latest episode

29 Jun 2026 · 13 min

“Deshbhakti ki Polish” | Reading Harishankar Parsai’s Satire on Fake Patriotism | Hindi Gharana

In this video, I read out “Deshbhakti ki Polish” – a sharp satirical essay by Harishankar Parsai from his collection Nithalle ki Diary – and then talk about how it still applies to today’s corporate charity and “image polishing.” Parsai was one of Hindi’s greatest satirists, known for exposing corruption, hypocrisy, and hollow nationalism through humour and biting social commentary. The essay follows Kanchan Babu, a wealthy shop‑owner who starts polishing people’s shoes “for the defence of the nation” so he can donate that small income to the National Defence Fund – and, more importantly,…

Earlier episodes 29 most recent

  1. 24 Jun 2026 · 14 min

    Consequences of Globalisation of Indian Economy | Ghachar Ghochar Review | Hindi Gharana

    In this video, I talk about Ghachar Ghochar, a brilliant short novella by Vivek Shanbhag, originally written in Kannada and translated into English by Srinath Perur. The book follows a lower‑middle‑class family in Bangalore that suddenly becomes rich through a spice business, and shows how money quietly tangles their relationships, morals and sense of self “beyond repair.” I discuss what the strange title “Ghachar Ghochar” means, how the story reflects India’s shift from a closed socialist economy to liberalisation, why the narrator hides in Indian Coffee House, the role of Anita, Chikkappa,…

  2. 7 May 2026 · 19 min

    Your Favourite Poet's Favourite Poet: Krishna Bihari 'Noor' | Kavita Pe Charcha | Hindi Gharana |

    Your Favourite Poet's Favourite Poet: Krishna Bihari 'Noor' | Kavita Pe Charcha | Hindi Gharana |Vikas Divyakirti’s Favourite Shayar | Krishn Bihari Noor Explained | Kavita Pe Charcha | Hindi Gharana |Krishn Bihari Noor | The Poet Behind “Zindagi Se Badi Saza Hi Nahi” |Kavita Pe Charcha Hindi GharanaIn this video, I talk about Krishn Bihari Noor, one of the most beloved Urdu poets from Lucknow, and his famous ghazal Zindagi Se Badi Saza Hi Nahi. Noor Sahib’s poetry is powerful because it speaks about pain, truth, identity, God, and the struggle of being split apart by life in a way that…

  3. 27 Apr 2026 · 15 min

    Why the Poor Don’t Kill Us: What Noida Protests Reveal About India | Hindi Gharana |

    Why the Poor Don’t Kill Us: What Noida Protests Reveal About India | Hindi Gharana |Noida Protests, Minimum Wage & Why the Poor Don’t Kill Us | Hindi GharanaIndia’s recent labor unrest, including the Noida protest and the ongoing fight for minimum wage, makes Manu Joseph’s Why the Poor Don’t Kill Us feel even more urgent. The book asks a hard question about inequality, class, and survival, and in this video, I connect that question to the real exploitation happening across Indian workplaces today.From domestic workers and security guards to class privilege, caste hierarchy, and the way the…

  4. 24 Mar 2026 · 25 min

    The Great Indian Brain Rot Book Review | Indian Internet, Influencers, & Anurag Minus Verma

    The Great Indian Brain Rot Book Review | Indian Internet, Influencers, & @AnuragMinusVermaPodcast In early 2026, I read one of the most exciting books on Indian internet culture I’ve come across: The Great Indian Brain Rot by Anurag Minus Verma, published by Bloomsbury. The book uses humour and satire to map how India’s internet has shifted from cyber cafés and Yahoo Messenger to Jio-era reels, influencers, caste pride content, conspiracy podcasts, and toxic positivity, and how that constant, unchecked consumption melts our brains instead of making us think.In this video, I share my honest…

  5. 22 Jan 2026 · 18 min

    My Experience at Jaipur Lit. Festival 2026 | Hindi Gharana | Anurag Minus Verma

    My Experience at Jaipur Lit. Festival 2026 | Hindi Gharana | Anurag Minus VermaIn this episode of Hindi Gharana, Gourav shares his on-ground experience of Jaipur Literature Festival 2026 and also reflects on his visit to the Delhi World Book Fair 2026—two places that look similar from the outside, but feel completely different once you’re inside.This is not a mere “fest vs fair” comparison. It’s a deeper face-off between two expressions of literature: one shaped by conversations, sessions, and ideas—and the other driven by books, browsing, buying, and the crowd’s energy.​We also talk about…

About Hindi Gharana

Hello, Hindi Gharana is a YouTube channel dedicated to Literature, Poetry, Music, and Films. Here, we analyse and provide a clear perspective for our Indian audience. Join us in this small Kaavish (effort) if you love art and books. - Follow us on Instagram: @hindi_gharana, @kafiro_ka_kafka, @mind_vs_mee. - Thanks for listening! For more info, visit: https://linktr.ee/hindigharana

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Hindi हिन्दी
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