Aaditya Kulshreshth a.k.a. Kullu is a stand up comedian, writer and actor. He is a part of Tanmay Bhat's reaction gang and has written for multiple shows and movies. In this episode, he joins the boys to talk about his career, relationships, cheating, stand up comedy and much more.
Also, shoutout to ‪@SamayRainaOfficial‬ for letting us shoot at his house!
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Kullu is the best comedian of Bhopal
2:20 - Kullu's Dubai trip
8:24 - Worst form of smoking
12:56 - Moving to Mumbai
20:08 - Working with Tanmay Bhat
23:00 - Things Kullu did for girls
26:30 - Kullu discovering Hollywood
30:45 - Things Kullu did for girls cont.
34:03 - Making money and spending money
38:29 - Kullu's pick up game
47:45 - Does fame get you girls?
51:12 - The boys struggle with Hindi
56:00 - Kullu was a radio jockey
1:00:57 - Stand up comedy
1:07:19 - How Kullu became a writer
1:10:36 - Kullu's worst stand up show
1:13:56 - We don't have time for relationships
1:18:05 - Open relationships and cheating
1:25:44 - Modern dating and commitment
1:30:26 - Ultimate goal in life
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