The latest episode of Double Date, hosted by Neha Dhupia and Angad Bedi, is set to take viewers on a nostalgic ride as former VJs Cyrus Sahukar and Cyrus Broacha join the couple for an entertaining conversation filled with humour, memories, and friendly banter.&nbsp;The show, which sees Neha and Angad going on a double date with celebrity guests every week, has become known for its candid conversations, games, and fun-filled activities. This week's episode revisits the golden era of music television, as two of the most recognisable faces from the generation of VJs share stories from a time when they ruled television screens.&nbsp;During the conversation, Angad Bedi throws an interesting thought into the mix, saying that there was a time when VJs were bigger than actors. The statement instantly sparks a lively discussion between the two Cyruses, who reflect on the cultural impact VJs had during the '90s and early 2000s.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/neha-dhupia-slams-paparazzi-for-taking-back-shots-says-don-t-do-this-1782906969318">Neha Dhupia slams paparazzi for taking back shots: 'Don't do this'</a>&nbsp;Adding his trademark wit, Cyrus Broacha says, "We were influencers before there were influencers. Today's generation became influencers because we were the pioneers of influencing people. And that's actually true."&nbsp;The discussion also celebrates an era that introduced some of Indian television's most loved personalities, including Malaika Arora, Cyrus Sahukar, Cyrus Broacha, Rannvijay Singha, Mini Mathur, Maria Goretti, and several others, who shaped pop culture long before social media became a part of everyday life.&nbsp;Was there really a time when VJs enjoyed greater popularity than film stars? The conversation is filled with differing perspectives, nostalgia, and plenty of laughs. To find out who wins this entertaining debate, audiences will have to tune in to the latest episode of Double Date.

The latest episode of the celebrity talk show Double Date, hosted by couple Neha Dhupia and Angad Bedi, features a nostalgic reunion with iconic former VJs Cyrus Sahukar and Cyrus Broacha.

The latest episode of Double Date, hosted by Neha Dhupia and Angad Bedi, is set to take viewers on a nostalgic ride as former VJs Cyrus Sahukar and Cyrus Broacha join the couple for an entertaining conversation filled with humour, memories, and friendly banter. The show, which sees Neha and Angad going on a double date with celebrity guests every week, has become known for its candid conversations, games, and fun-filled activities. This week's episode revisits the golden era of music television, as two of the most recognisable faces from the generation of VJs share stories from a time when they ruled television screens. During the conversation, Angad Bedi throws an interesting thought into the mix, saying that there was a time when VJs were bigger than actors. The statement instantly sparks a lively discussion between the two Cyruses, who reflect on the cultural impact VJs had during the '90s and early 2000s. Also read: Neha Dhupia slams paparazzi for taking back shots: 'Don't do this' Adding his trademark wit, Cyrus Broacha says, "We were influencers before there were influencers. Today's generation became influencers because we were the pioneers of influencing people. And that's actually true." The discussion also celebrates an era that introduced some of Indian television's most loved personalities, including Malaika Arora, Cyrus Sahukar, Cyrus Broacha, Rannvijay Singha, Mini Mathur, Maria Goretti, and several others, who shaped pop culture long before social media became a part of everyday life. Was there really a time when VJs enjoyed greater popularity than film stars? The conversation is filled with differing perspectives, nostalgia, and plenty of laughs. To find out who wins this entertaining debate, audiences will have to tune in to the latest episode of Double Date.

The latest episode of the celebrity talk show Double Date, hosted by couple Neha Dhupia and Angad Bedi, features a nostalgic reunion with iconic former VJs Cyrus Sahukar and Cyrus Broacha.

'We were Influencers before influencers': Cyrus Broacha, Cyrus Sahukar get candid on Neha Dhupia-Angad Bedi’s show Double Date

Missing khushi (happiness) from your life? The Shastri family is here to the rescue!&nbsp;‘Potluck’ on SonyLIV&nbsp;is a sweet show around the lives of Shastri family’s members-- Papa Shastri, Mumma Shastri and their three kids -- two brothers and a sister and their partners.

What starts as a simple story of an urban family that struggles with their own problems -- managing time, balancing career and home, raising kids in a working parent’s setup and two 60+ parents with their social media addiction who want nothing more than the family to meet every week for Potluck, share their laughs and make them feel alive -- actually ends up acting a mirror of conscience, how and what we are racing towards in this competitive, busy world.&nbsp;

The show is relatable to anyone from a middle-income family group set in the urban space trying to find the thin line between ambition and self contentment. It’s a laid back, easy-to-watch, short series that will not bear too much on you on a lazy weekend binge-watch spree.&nbsp;

Watch the trailer here:

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The actors are good in their roles. It features Jatin Sial, Kitu Gidwani, Shikha Talsania, Cyrus Sahukar with Ira Dubey, Harman Singha, Saloni Khanna and Siddhant Karnick. They suit their characters and make you feel connected with them with each dialogue and situation. The best thing about the show is its simplicity. It hits you with the right anecdotes, expressions without ever losing pace or grip over the viewer.&nbsp;

Directed by Rajshree Ojha, SonyLIV’s Potluck is a family drama that you can watch with some good brunch or dinner. Overall, the sentiment behind Potluck has full marks from us.&nbsp;

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Missing khushi (happiness) from your life? The Shastri family is here to the rescue! ‘Potluck’ on SonyLIV is a sweet show around the lives of Shastri family’s members-- Papa Shastri, Mumma Shastri and their three kids -- two brothers and a sister and their partners.

Missing khushi (happiness) from your life? The Shastri family is here to the rescue! ‘Potluck’ on SonyLIV is a sweet show around the lives of Shastri family’s members-- Papa Shastri, Mumma Shastri and their three kids -- two brothers and a sister and their partners. What starts as a simple story of an urban family that struggles with their own problems -- managing time, balancing career and home, raising kids in a working parent’s setup and two 60+ parents with their social media addiction who want nothing more than the family to meet every week for Potluck, share their laughs and make them feel alive -- actually ends up acting a mirror of conscience, how and what we are racing towards in this competitive, busy world. The show is relatable to anyone from a middle-income family group set in the urban space trying to find the thin line between ambition and self contentment. It’s a laid back, easy-to-watch, short series that will not bear too much on you on a lazy weekend binge-watch spree. Watch the trailer here: The actors are good in their roles. It features Jatin Sial, Kitu Gidwani, Shikha Talsania, Cyrus Sahukar with Ira Dubey, Harman Singha, Saloni Khanna and Siddhant Karnick. They suit their characters and make you feel connected with them with each dialogue and situation. The best thing about the show is its simplicity. It hits you with the right anecdotes, expressions without ever losing pace or grip over the viewer. Directed by Rajshree Ojha, SonyLIV’s Potluck is a family drama that you can watch with some good brunch or dinner. Overall, the sentiment behind Potluck has full marks from us. Akshay Kumar's mother's death: Bollywood celebs drop by his house to pay respects 'Mumbai Diaries 26/11' review: The horror of being a medic in terror-torn Mumbai, shown tepidly

‘Potluck’ review: A sweet family drama series that will prompt you to plan that long due reunion

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'We were Influencers before influencers': Cyrus Broacha, Cyrus Sahukar get candid on Neha Dhupia-Angad Bedi’s show Double Date

‘Potluck’ review: A sweet family drama series that will prompt you to plan that long due reunion