Every Indian millennial has had the thought: “Should I stay in India or move abroad?”

In this episode of One in a Millennial, we unpack the Great Indian Exit Plan — the ultimate chai-time debate of our generation.

Staying back means family, festivals & food that heals the soul (and the stomach).

Moving abroad means cleaner roads, better paychecks & fewer aunties asking, “Shaadi kab kar rahe ho?”

But… neither is as perfect as it looks on Instagram.

Funny, heartfelt, and painfully relatable, this episode dives into what it really means to chase dreams across borders — and why, no matter where we go, we’re all just a little bit homesick.

Welcome to Corporate Thali, where we unpack the great corporate buffet of personalities — the loud extroverts, the quiet introverts, and the forever-confused ambiverts trying to survive karaoke nights and 9 a.m. meetings.

It’s funny, painfully relatable, and a little too real for anyone who’s ever had to “circle back” on an “action item” while faking small talk with the boss.

Hit play, laugh with us, and tag your office bestie — whether they’re the karaoke star or the corner ninja.

Welcome to Airing Our Dirty Laundry: How Millennials Do Chores Differently, where adulting feels like a full-time job and household chores are the unpaid internship we never signed up for.

In this episode, we tackle the great modern dilemma: how did cleaning, cooking, and laundry become personality traits? From sharing (and sometimes dodging) housework to negotiating who folds what, we dive into how millennials approach domestic life with a mix of efficiency, guilt, and memes.

It’s honest, funny, and painfully real — basically, a therapy session for everyone who’s ever delayed folding their laundry for three business days.

So grab your coffee (or that half-done laundry basket) and tune in!