We Don’t Need To Talk ft @AravindSA

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This episode features Sameeha in conversation with stand-up comedian SA Aravind, diving into the heart of comedy and creativity. They discuss how staying authentic makes comedy relatable, the evolving stand-up scene in Chennai, and using humor to normalize conversations around mental health. Aravind also shares the value of storytelling, the challenges of navigating social media feedback, and the dedication it takes to craft memorable routines. Together, they emphasize the importance of community support for personal and artistic growth. A must-listen for anyone who loves comedy and meaningful conversations!

[bhimprabhagandhi]

Aravind SA is funny in stage shows
But very sensible in interviews
His shows are filled with energy

[prananknowlshare]

This conversation feels like a chat between two friends from two different age group. Great

[saran]

This episode feels like aravind is conversing with a youngest cousin in his family without any roasts, trying to motivate her😅😅😅😅😅

[bhimprabhagandhi]

13:13 "If you are good at something, never do it for free." - Joker 💥💥💥

[SwarnalathaJeyaprakash]

SA has come a long way from his railway ticket booking algorithm! ❤ Huge fan since his 15 minute shows in Alliance Francais :)
Bring hip hop aadhi on your show Sameeha.. I feel he's also evolved as a person and would like to know what his journey was like

[RohanVictor-zs]

Loved this episode, I only started watching the channel recently but I've been binge watching the entire podcast😂. Keep up the good work Sameeha! Adutha episodeku waiting!

[shivadhanu]

This guy disappeared last 3 years or am i not updated ??

[lunarqueen]

Love this guy and his humour so much!❤️

[bhargavisrivathsan]

We saw your show in person in Bay Area! One of the best shows! Keep going SA! Lots of love from California ❤

[shameethecomic]

this was therapeutic and very insightful for thank you SA

[HemaVarna-iieu]

It's surreal to realise that ur madrasi da was the first' ever stand-up live show I'd watched and instantly became one of your BIGGEST FAN! It's been 7 years, since then I never missed any of ur singles!!
(But I did miss watching a live, coz ur tickets r now sold out in hrs) Happy to see you in greater heights, hope u'll do many more shows🤍

[gowthamudhay]

Good to hear about SA's criticism of India got latent. As he rightly pointed there is no one like Alex in India who does musical standup comedy.

[SanthoshB-ko]

It’s too short, Sams. Of all the guests who have participated in your podcast, you share the most similar wavelength of thinking with SA. I genuinely didn’t want it to end. I’ve known SA since Madrasi Da, but I never realized he had gone through so much to become who he is now. You guys don’t need a therapist — please do another podcast, or even a series of podcasts. It would definitely be therapeutic for a lot of us. Please! @AravindSA

[saran]

Hey potate, I understand ur not saying “I know “ in a bad attitude, but that response stops the guest to tell more on it, instead try saying yeah yeah heard of it or something better like baradwaj rangan in his interview .just a constructive criticism buddy 😊😊😊

[sowmya]

Good SA.. want to see u and Alex on teh stage together.... Your timing and Alex 's music ... It will be a treat for us

[SherlockHolmes-rtep]

Every comedian needs to very serious in life. Aravind SA Awsome insights!!

[Saikirupa-vryc]

The most intellectual interview person ❤️‍🔥

[yuganthinipandian]

I did watch "We need to talk" and this is a tiny mini version of it 😂♥️The fav part of this podcast is that it eventually went from being very respectful towards SA and then it goes to ni va po😂namma annan da maari ♥️😂😂so cute

[vignesh]

Love the content and the camaraderie between SA and the host

[itsFootballedits]

My favorites in one screen ❤❤❤❤❤ rock on both of you 😍