‘People want understanding person to only understand’ is literally what I battle with in my life. I relate so much with these conversations. Thank youu for talking about this and making me feel that we are not alone🫶🏼
i absolutely adore both the younger siblings for how grateful they are to their sisters, acknowledging that most of the changes they felt WERE because of how the elder one was or what she did. It breaks my heart to hear esha say how she felt bad to leave back shloka because that feeling is very certain to come into your mind and aashna the women that you are!!now I know why you used to say keep your inner child alive whenever you could!!it just feels I know y'all slightly better because of this podcast.i hope this message reaches out to y'all ❤️
Has to be my fav episode by far! Every single conversation from dysfunctional families to being the elder daughter/sibling thing has been so relatable and therapeutic infact, from the way y'all have talked about it. I think I've probably gotten teary eyed twice throughout the episode. Been following Aashna since even before she started yt, I genuinely think this was such a good decision of doing a podcast, all four of you! Loved every bit of it! Big hug!!🩷🫂
Its so comforting to watch you guys speaking, certain topics. would like to add up a thing, please talk about your life relationships, and the lessons you,ve learned from it. when you discus something, everything seems to be very real. YOU GUYS MAKE ME A STEP CLOSER TO BE A BETTER PERSON EVERY SUNDAY. THE ADORABLE SISTERS.
Your podcasts are like soooo , like there's no FILTER basically and it's really important to talk this real life talk with your siblings or cousins for that matter because people nowadays don't even want to talk about the real stuff and I really love the part where you guys talked about your therapist, i mean it's soo beautiful of you guys normalising things which should be normalised as our society is such toxic space , everyone feels so embarrassed to talk about going to therapy, which is so sad. I'm absolutely loving your podcasts and how you guys are being your true self. I really wish our society may see & listen to these concepts and understand how one can look at things in different ways also. Aashna loving your videos , you're really connecting your viewers the right way , keep continuing. LOTS OF LOVE TO Y'ALL!🤍
I love listening to podcasts and this is by far one of my favorites. It’s weird how the topics covered here are relatable to me in so many ways despite having near to perfect parents. Keep going guys with real, raw and unique discussions like this cause this is what our generation should be talking about.
I'm deeply thankful for these insightful conversations, which have been instrumental in helping me gain a profound understanding of my emotions and actions. I'm now beginning to recognize the underlying reasons for my behaviors and personality traits that were previously unknown to me. These talks have been a revelatory experience, shedding light on the why behind things. I appreciate you discussing vital topics like childhood, parenthood, trauma, and healing - it's exactly what people need to hear right now. Your words are truly illuminating, and I admire your efforts to promote self-awareness. I've been a long-time follower of Aashna and have always admired her, but my respect for her has grown exponentially, as well as for Esha. Despite facing numerous challenges, Esha and Aashna have chosen to share their understanding of patterns and experiences on a public platform, which will undoubtedly help many. Honestly, this dinner party series has become my go-to therapy, offering invaluable lessons and perspectives. Thanks a lot honey, esha, dingy and khushi!
Agreed 100% with you all. Even after being a single child, I have too many things in my mind which aren't sorted. It is all too complicated with friends, family, and relationships it is an unsettling feeling. The mixed feelings just come back again and again. Being understanding in front of everyone always buries my true emotions. I feel like venting it all out to the respective person but I am afraid that it will go in the wrong direction. I was alone for most of my childhood so I am just used to isolate myself but at the same time I want to vent my emotions.
Even though I don’t relate to the single parent thing but listening to you guys got to know so much about the perception of what it feels like being a child of single parents. The podcast was so engaging till the end ❤
I don’t know how you all have controlled your tears cz I have cried so muchhhh ommmggg & I am so happpyyyy!!! 🥺🥺❤️❤️ Thank you so much for this episode. 💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛
After seeing this I really want to know what your parents were going through at that point. Can we get to seee a conversation between both of your mothers and your grand mother. I think that podcast would be great to see. This is somewhere going to heal y’all and them as well. ❤
Mostly arranged marriages have fights, mine personally was that plus they don’t leave each other for kids or what society might say and that creates more fights and at one point they stop loving each other which might have created misunderstandings..But it’s kinda relief to have siblings or cousins to share feelings with
Aashna n Esha correctly said..Elder sisters have the automatic responsibilities coming in there queue but not to keep the pressure much on us.. just be happyyy and keep doing things how much as u can!
as the eldest daughter out of 5 siblings and coming from a very not so happy household,i relate a little too much ,i legitimately cried when aashna spoke about taking up about the taking up responsibility part , I relate to everything you guys say and i am so proud of y'all for letting it out, I really hope thay someday I reach this space where I can let out my traumas to a therapist and also talk about all of it to my sisters love y'all loved the episode ❤❤❤❤
I can relate to them when they said that it's their fav episode!! I'm literally loving the podcasts!! And I've always been interested in hegdes and shetty's story! And I'm very glad that we got a podcast of you guys together!! lovee yaaa🤍🤍🎀
It felt so good listening to you all talk about things that are going on in my mind for years. The podcast literally hit me that I have more progress to make in improving my mental health.
This pod episode is so so relatable to me i have now realised that there are so many facing this situation , and the bond that you guys have i hope everyone has this lots of love this podcast is getting interesting ❤
this was so therapeutic to watch. i'm in love with all four of you. i hope you all heal completely from your childhood traumas and have the best life in future with love, happiness and success ♥
The fact that we all are going through similar situations and are able to relate to one another is very fascinating cuz from outside it is all sunshine but only you know the darkness from close
Few minutes into the podcast and i couldn't stop crying...thank you for addressing these things and sharing ur stories/experiences with us❤️...I hope everyone finds a way to heal themselves from whatever trauma they have gone through....love ur sisterly bond 🧿❤️
Best podcast!! felt like I am in therapy session where you guys are just speaking your honest Mind.the conversation between you'll is so therapeutic ❤️🤌🏻
I love these seriesss, I'm looking forward for moree. Feels like we're getting connected emotionally. It's just perfect please do continue these seriesss
Thank you so much for starting this podcast, I really needed this conversations to know that I am not alone and you all spoke about everything so bravely , I can relate to every single thing which you all are talking about my traumas and insecurities are exactly the same and it feels really good and healing to listen to this podcast thankyou to each one of you...❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏🙏
This episode was like a warm hug 🫂 I mean I have always felt heard, understood by my sisters and today when it’s friendship day I’m so glad to have seen this episode and feel grateful that I have them in my life. Sisters are special. And this episode has made me realise the power of sibling bond ❤❤
It was very relatable and the best podcast!!! I think everbody wanted a podcast like this unknowingly!! You go girls!! Keep coming such best podcasts!!💖💖💖💖
I never knew i needed this talk. I have been raised by a single mother. i can totally relate to you guys . but i still have to deal with everything. I am turning 21 , don’t know much about anything. stressing so muchhhhh . i really need to deal with my issues but don’t know how, staying in canada working 12 hours a day , 7 days a week , is so mentally draining . Idkkk mannn 😮💨😮💨
The bond you all have is beautiful. Very few people get to experience it💜 Loving the podcast, being honest about your feelings and voicing out your thoughts unfiltered. Looking forward to more episodes ✨
You all are so well spoken, bringing up your experiences and sharing with us and all that you talk about is so relatable and there is so much learning in the things you cover, loving these podcasts so much, much love to all of you ❤❤❤❤
Omg how much i relate to yalls experience🥹🥹🥹I LOVE HEARING U GUYS TALK, it just heals my inner child and it feels good to have someone talking about the same things u felt growing up. Love u guyss yar💗💗💗
Its wass one of the besttt onee Its only been 3 ep buttt i feel soo connected to you all andd totally love the long formatt I was so upset About the second ep cause it was only 30 min i really wanted atleast of an hour watching you all talk it is just so therapeutic and justtt love this podcast i swear i literally was crying n watching this one cause all the things which you all talk about the siblings relationship and the disfunctionall family and how it stays with you i can relate soo much n was all crying my heart out till the end especially when esha di talked about how she moved out n was thinking about shloka di its so relatable as my brother recentally moved out n i really miss him n i get his perspective too but yeah so the podcast made feel things n so a bigg THANKYOUUU to you sisters for talking about your experiences it was truelyy amazingg💝🌼💫
i have experienced and felt this ever since i was a kid and this podcast man, it just hit home, like i literally understood what you all were talking about, lots of lovee💟
Loved everything you all said❤️❤️being only child I kind of relate more to the elder set of siblings however the emotional maturity I can see here is something unmatched ….please keep the good work going guys ❤
I have been ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ supporting these sisters since my teenage or you could say I grew up looking up to them. I do feel like I want to be like Aashna in my life, sometimes she makes me realize that not just here but all of them make me realize it's not always going to be okay but someday it will be. And the way they have said all that stuff about their traumas and coming out of it, it's like the best thing ever. I am so happy they have started doing this podcast.. I might cry 😭… Lots of love ❤️
I just listened to the podcast and found it incredibly impactful. Publicly discussing such personal topics isn’t easy, but you all handled it so well. I could really relate to some aspects, like the familiar experience of getting scolded by our mothers-something that resonates with many of us who grew up in the 90s or early 2000s. Additionally, the discussion about family trauma struck a chord with me, as I’ve witnessed similar dynamics in my own family and am only now beginning to understand them. I was particularly reassured by Esha’s point about moving out and pursuing independence. I had always feared that leaving home would make me seem selfish or inadequate as a daughter. However, I’ve come to realize that prioritizing one’s mental health and personal well-being is not selfish at all. It’s perfectly okay to be focused on oneself when it comes to achieving a healthier and happier life. Also, the emphasis on making your own life decisions is crucial. It’s important not to let parents always dictate your choices; having the freedom to make your own decisions is essential. Overall, this podcast was truly enlightening and affirming.🎀
I have been following Aashna since 2018, I LOVE HER since the very start but the more I get to know her the more I love her❤️ I swear I can’t hear somebody talk so much & for so long BUT I love listening to her & you’ll🫶🏻I lost my father when I was in 7th std and I had to achanak se grow up take up all the responsibilities, be understanding, hiding all the emotions, keeping everything to myself, this podcast was so relatable and we have such mutual thoughts, I myself have been thinking to go for a therapy since so long & I hope that I actually make it real soon now. But loved the podcast,& I have so much love and respect for you’ll always 🫶🏻🫶🏻 Love you Aashna, still hoping to meet you one day, to just get bumped into you as we stay close enough to each other’s place. Can’t wait for another podcast
You know one thing when you all are talking i am listen jse hi thora pause ho rha h i am feeling ki ab mera point of opinion dena k tym hai... In short I felt like I'm really sitting next to you all and sharing my opinions about my 90s days too... So nostalgic 😂😂😂
This particular podcast really felt like it’s my story every single thing remind me of my childhood…Like ,I can relate to all of this , it felt like you all are my siblings because I have faced exact the same in my home….I don’t usually comment but I felt like it’s my story ….I’m so glad you all spoke about this I can relate to aashna , khushi , esha thing so much …. Happy for shloka atlest , I’m so Glad you guys choose to speak about all this ,only pure love for you guys ❤
Favorite episode so far🥺.. each and every second was relatable. I don't know why but I could relate with all four of you.. felt like i am living 4 people's life you guys😂.. Coping mechanism here too
just some random suggestions bros: wanna see all u guys in an episode in ur comfy PJ's🧥 that orangey cushion is not fittin the aesthetics, it can go away👋 Also a request on u'll recent binge watch things and what all u like to watch together (tbh m running out of series/movies to watch😅) Bdw, Diz episode is all about strong women and so movingg & inspiring, Lots of loabsssss💗
I can relate to each and every single word this is the most relatable podcast every ❤ , it takes a lot to talk about it when everyone in the influencer world shows there happy loving family Thankyou so much for sharing your trauma now we are related 😂 through are trauma
I feel like esha came a long way. She speaks so well and matured and being an elder sibling i can relate to her alot. Loving her honest conversation.
It just keeps getting better and better ❤️🔥❤️🔥
No way khushi is getting prettier day by day , lots of loveee ❤
‘People want understanding person to only understand’ is literally what I battle with in my life. I relate so much with these conversations. Thank youu for talking about this and making me feel that we are not alone🫶🏼
i absolutely adore both the younger siblings for how grateful they are to their sisters, acknowledging that most of the changes they felt WERE because of how the elder one was or what she did. It breaks my heart to hear esha say how she felt bad to leave back shloka because that feeling is very certain to come into your mind and aashna the women that you are!!now I know why you used to say keep your inner child alive whenever you could!!it just feels I know y'all slightly better because of this podcast.i hope this message reaches out to y'all ❤️
Hey are they cousins?
@@maryumzia9770 yeahh
Their moms are Siblings
This podcast feels like home & we’re like sitting with our cousin’s & gossiping ❤️
Has to be my fav episode by far! Every single conversation from dysfunctional families to being the elder daughter/sibling thing has been so relatable and therapeutic infact, from the way y'all have talked about it. I think I've probably gotten teary eyed twice throughout the episode. Been following Aashna since even before she started yt, I genuinely think this was such a good decision of doing a podcast, all four of you! Loved every bit of it! Big hug!!🩷🫂
Its so comforting to watch you guys speaking, certain topics. would like to add up a thing, please talk about your life relationships, and the lessons you,ve learned from it. when you discus something, everything seems to be very real. YOU GUYS MAKE ME A STEP CLOSER TO BE A BETTER PERSON EVERY SUNDAY. THE ADORABLE SISTERS.
ngl only 3 eps in but this pod is low key becoming my comfort pod i feel soo connected to them 🫶🏻
can’t wait for more episodes!!!
Your podcasts are like soooo , like there's no FILTER basically and it's really important to talk this real life talk with your siblings or cousins for that matter because people nowadays don't even want to talk about the real stuff and I really love the part where you guys talked about your therapist, i mean it's soo beautiful of you guys normalising things which should be normalised as our society is such toxic space , everyone feels so embarrassed to talk about going to therapy, which is so sad. I'm absolutely loving your podcasts and how you guys are being your true self. I really wish our society may see & listen to these concepts and understand how one can look at things in different ways also.
Aashna loving your videos , you're really connecting your viewers the right way , keep continuing.
LOTS OF LOVE TO Y'ALL!🤍
As an elder daughter I can say this podcast is opening so many doors!!!!
You guys are so brave to bring this topic up and talk about it. It takes lot of courage to do it and I’m glad you’ll have each other to share
I love listening to podcasts and this is by far one of my favorites. It’s weird how the topics covered here are relatable to me in so many ways despite having near to perfect parents. Keep going guys with real, raw and unique discussions like this cause this is what our generation should be talking about.
Love the way esha and shloka articulate ❤
I'm deeply thankful for these insightful conversations, which have been instrumental in helping me gain a profound understanding of my emotions and actions. I'm now beginning to recognize the underlying reasons for my behaviors and personality traits that were previously unknown to me. These talks have been a revelatory experience, shedding light on the why behind things. I appreciate you discussing vital topics like childhood, parenthood, trauma, and healing - it's exactly what people need to hear right now. Your words are truly illuminating, and I admire your efforts to promote self-awareness. I've been a long-time follower of Aashna and have always admired her, but my respect for her has grown exponentially, as well as for Esha. Despite facing numerous challenges, Esha and Aashna have chosen to share their understanding of patterns and experiences on a public platform, which will undoubtedly help many. Honestly, this dinner party series has become my go-to therapy, offering invaluable lessons and perspectives.
Thanks a lot honey, esha, dingy and khushi!
Agreed 100% with you all. Even after being a single child, I have too many things in my mind which aren't sorted. It is all too complicated with friends, family, and relationships it is an unsettling feeling. The mixed feelings just come back again and again. Being understanding in front of everyone always buries my true emotions. I feel like venting it all out to the respective person but I am afraid that it will go in the wrong direction. I was alone for most of my childhood so I am just used to isolate myself but at the same time I want to vent my emotions.
This is so relatable 😢😢
Thanks for sharing 🙏🙏
Even though I don’t relate to the single parent thing but listening to you guys got to know so much about the perception of what it feels like being a child of single parents. The podcast was so engaging till the end ❤
I don’t know how you all have controlled your tears cz I have cried so muchhhh ommmggg & I am so happpyyyy!!! 🥺🥺❤️❤️
Thank you so much for this episode. 💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛
Khushi’s shirt just matched the theme so well hahah 🎀❤️🩹
What does it say I can't read it's blurry
@@idk_mynameI love it here
After seeing this I really want to know what your parents were going through at that point. Can we get to seee a conversation between both of your mothers and your grand mother. I think that podcast would be great to see. This is somewhere going to heal y’all and them as well. ❤
Yess why there parent's were keep fighting
Mostly arranged marriages have fights, mine personally was that plus they don’t leave each other for kids or what society might say and that creates more fights and at one point they stop loving each other which might have created misunderstandings..But it’s kinda relief to have siblings or cousins to share feelings with
Aashna n Esha correctly said..Elder sisters have the automatic responsibilities coming in there queue but not to keep the pressure much on us.. just be happyyy and keep doing things how much as u can!
Esha is the most mature one cause she understood her nani and the way she addresses everything is just amazing
as the eldest daughter out of 5 siblings and coming from a very not so happy household,i relate a little too much ,i legitimately cried when aashna spoke about taking up about the taking up responsibility part , I relate to everything you guys say and i am so proud of y'all for letting it out, I really hope thay someday I reach this space where I can let out my traumas to a therapist and also talk about all of it to my sisters love y'all loved the episode ❤❤❤❤
I can relate to them when they said that it's their fav episode!! I'm literally loving the podcasts!! And I've always been interested in hegdes and shetty's story! And I'm very glad that we got a podcast of you guys together!! lovee yaaa🤍🤍🎀
It felt so good listening to you all talk about things that are going on in my mind for years. The podcast literally hit me that I have more progress to make in improving my mental health.
This pod episode is so so relatable to me i have now realised that there are so many facing this situation , and the bond that you guys have i hope everyone has this lots of love this podcast is getting interesting ❤
Aashna is glowing on another level 😍so happy to see her ❤
this was so therapeutic to watch. i'm in love with all four of you. i hope you all heal completely from your childhood traumas and have the best life in future with love, happiness and success ♥
You guys are doing so amazing even after having such a hard childhood, it’s truly commendable! Kudos to you all❤
Isha is sucha sweet human🥹🥹🥹 and everyone is so self aware!! Kudos to you guys
The fact that we all are going through similar situations and are able to relate to one another is very fascinating cuz from outside it is all sunshine but only you know the darkness from close
It feels so comforting when Shloka is speaking! ❤
Few minutes into the podcast and i couldn't stop crying...thank you for addressing these things and sharing ur stories/experiences with us❤️...I hope everyone finds a way to heal themselves from whatever trauma they have gone through....love ur sisterly bond 🧿❤️
Best podcast!! felt like I am in therapy session where you guys are just speaking your honest Mind.the conversation between you'll is so therapeutic ❤️🤌🏻
Y’all are too precious, this makes me so proud of you guys. Big hug
touchwood! no nazar, never! love you guys so much! thank you for sharing!!!!!! only love
I also come from a dysfunctional family. I can relate to your conversation. Thank you all ❤
Aashna is just too pretty yaar🥺💘
I love these seriesss, I'm looking forward for moree. Feels like we're getting connected emotionally. It's just perfect please do continue these seriesss
This podcast will forever be so close to my heart!! I Relate to everything u guys said on a whole another level❤
Firstly this is sooo nice. Khushi is just soooo beautiful and this podcast is crazy therapeutic! Love itttt
I absolutely love how real you guys are. Thank you so much!! Needed it.
This episode was like someone put a mirror of our lives, Loved it💘🧿💖
Thank you so much for starting this podcast, I really needed this conversations to know that I am not alone and you all spoke about everything so bravely , I can relate to every single thing which you all are talking about my traumas and insecurities are exactly the same and it feels really good and healing to listen to this podcast thankyou to each one of you...❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏🙏
This episode was like a warm hug 🫂 I mean I have always felt heard, understood by my sisters and today when it’s friendship day I’m so glad to have seen this episode and feel grateful that I have them in my life. Sisters are special. And this episode has made me realise the power of sibling bond ❤❤
This podcast is a therapy itself!❤
It was very relatable and the best podcast!!! I think everbody wanted a podcast like this unknowingly!! You go girls!! Keep coming such best podcasts!!💖💖💖💖
I loved that she left her home for her mental peace, we need to normalize it
TOUCHWOOD!! such a beautiful bond, amazing podcast, enjoying every bit of it!!
This topic never comes to an end 😂😂😂 ❤ Kitna bhi baat kr lo on same topic ,kbhi bore nhi hote❤
These videos just feel so warm and comforting. I love them so much. Also the way these women speak 🤌🏻💓 I'm in awe, totally!
I never knew i needed this talk. I have been raised by a single mother. i can totally relate to you guys . but i still have to deal with everything. I am turning 21 , don’t know much about anything. stressing so muchhhhh . i really need to deal with my issues but don’t know how, staying in canada working 12 hours a day , 7 days a week , is so mentally draining . Idkkk mannn 😮💨😮💨
You guys are so strong, I feel really happy you guys have each other at the end of everything ❤️❤️🤌🤌
The bond you all have is beautiful. Very few people get to experience it💜
Loving the podcast, being honest about your feelings and voicing out your thoughts unfiltered. Looking forward to more episodes ✨
Yall are way tooo pretty and im loving this conversation
You all are so well spoken, bringing up your experiences and sharing with us and all that you talk about is so relatable and there is so much learning in the things you cover, loving these podcasts so much, much love to all of you ❤❤❤❤
I can relate you in this episode so much... My fav eps. N i love how u opened up in this episode
Best episode till now💗 I wasn't even bored for even a second it was all so good, keep 'em comingggg would love to see more of this type of content🎀💞
Omg how much i relate to yalls experience🥹🥹🥹I LOVE HEARING U GUYS TALK, it just heals my inner child and it feels good to have someone talking about the same things u felt growing up.
Love u guyss yar💗💗💗
Its wass one of the besttt onee
Its only been 3 ep buttt i feel soo connected to you all andd totally love the long formatt
I was so upset About the second ep cause it was only 30 min i really wanted atleast of an hour watching you all talk it is just so therapeutic and justtt love this podcast i swear i literally was crying n watching this one cause all the things which you all talk about the siblings relationship and the disfunctionall family and how it stays with you i can relate soo much n was all crying my heart out till the end especially when esha di talked about how she moved out n was thinking about shloka di its so relatable as my brother recentally moved out n i really miss him n i get his perspective too but yeah so the podcast made feel things n so a bigg THANKYOUUU to you sisters for talking about your experiences it was truelyy amazingg💝🌼💫
This feels so right and so good please don't stop ❤
Yayyyy watching livee!! One of the first viewers! Loveee the pod guysss goooo girliesss🎀👼🏽💪🏾
Being extra understanding takes you no where ♥️ Best lines ✨
i have experienced and felt this ever since i was a kid and this podcast man, it just hit home, like i literally understood what you all were talking about, lots of lovee💟
Loved everything you all said❤️❤️being only child I kind of relate more to the elder set of siblings however the emotional maturity I can see here is something unmatched ….please keep the good work going guys ❤
My god...
Kids like us who have the same family issues - SO RELATABLE..
Each one of you 🤝👏
Thank you for this❤
I have been ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ supporting these sisters since my teenage or you could say I grew up looking up to them. I do feel like I want to be like Aashna in my life, sometimes she makes me realize that not just here but all of them make me realize it's not always going to be okay but someday it will be. And the way they have said all that stuff about their traumas and coming out of it, it's like the best thing ever. I am so happy they have started doing this podcast.. I might cry 😭…
Lots of love ❤️
Honestly I never wanted this podcast to end. Love you guyssss ❤❤❤
I just feel like we're cousins and having a really good chit chat session...💗🥰
Esha’s too real for saying if you keep understanding, you’ll be the one who keeps understanding all your life
I just listened to the podcast and found it incredibly impactful. Publicly discussing such personal topics isn’t easy, but you all handled it so well. I could really relate to some aspects, like the familiar experience of getting scolded by our mothers-something that resonates with many of us who grew up in the 90s or early 2000s. Additionally, the discussion about family trauma struck a chord with me, as I’ve witnessed similar dynamics in my own family and am only now beginning to understand them. I was particularly reassured by Esha’s point about moving out and pursuing independence. I had always feared that leaving home would make me seem selfish or inadequate as a daughter. However, I’ve come to realize that prioritizing one’s mental health and personal well-being is not selfish at all. It’s perfectly okay to be focused on oneself when it comes to achieving a healthier and happier life. Also, the emphasis on making your own life decisions is crucial. It’s important not to let parents always dictate your choices; having the freedom to make your own decisions is essential. Overall, this podcast was truly enlightening and affirming.🎀
Thoroughly enjoying these podcasts ! Keep them going 😊 Appreciate the efforts, the topics and discussion ❤ Amazing 🤩
I feel every bit of it! Love you guys! ❤
I have been following Aashna since 2018, I LOVE HER since the very start but the more I get to know her the more I love her❤️ I swear I can’t hear somebody talk so much & for so long BUT I love listening to her & you’ll🫶🏻I lost my father when I was in 7th std and I had to achanak se grow up take up all the responsibilities, be understanding, hiding all the emotions, keeping everything to myself, this podcast was so relatable and we have such mutual thoughts, I myself have been thinking to go for a therapy since so long & I hope that I actually make it real soon now. But loved the podcast,& I have so much love and respect for you’ll always 🫶🏻🫶🏻 Love you Aashna, still hoping to meet you one day, to just get bumped into you as we stay close enough to each other’s place. Can’t wait for another podcast
Hats off to U girls and more power to U , for shining in ur own way ..!!!
I relate soo much with aashana in every possible way !
Loving sunday even more because of your podcast guys❤️
Your podcast is soo soo nice, please keep more and more episodes coming and don’t stop making these ❤❤ This is hits so at home 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻
we asked for longer eps they DELIVERED and how 😭🩷
loved the podcast topic today!!! keep up with the good work pretty ladies
This has to be one of my favourite podcast, I relate to this on a different level♥️
this podcast felt like therapy, makes me feel I am not the only one going through this
You know one thing when you all are talking i am listen jse hi thora pause ho rha h i am feeling ki ab mera point of opinion dena k tym hai... In short I felt like I'm really sitting next to you all and sharing my opinions about my 90s days too... So nostalgic 😂😂😂
This podcast is literally a therapy session❤
this podcast became my safe space 🫂
This podcast feels like home. It’s so comforting to listen to it and relate with it. 🫶🥹
This particular podcast really felt like it’s my story every single thing remind me of my childhood…Like ,I can relate to all of this , it felt like you all are my siblings because I have faced exact the same in my home….I don’t usually comment but I felt like it’s my story ….I’m so glad you all spoke about this I can relate to aashna , khushi , esha thing so much …. Happy for shloka atlest , I’m so Glad you guys choose to speak about all this ,only pure love for you guys ❤
Favorite episode so far🥺.. each and every second was relatable.
I don't know why but I could relate with all four of you.. felt like i am living 4 people's life you guys😂..
Coping mechanism here too
just some random suggestions bros:
wanna see all u guys in an episode in ur comfy PJ's🧥
that orangey cushion is not fittin the aesthetics, it can go away👋
Also a request on u'll recent binge watch things and what all u like to watch together (tbh m running out of series/movies to watch😅)
Bdw, Diz episode is all about strong women and so movingg & inspiring, Lots of loabsssss💗
In this episode aashna spoke so much and so well but fir last episode mai when dingi spoke thoda More Toh fir usko hate kyu? Love this podcast!!!
Loved the podcast, want this length everytime🥹💕
Now! This is Content! Brilliant Discussion Queens!
This episode gave me so much new things to look upon!❤️
Loveee this podcast! Would love to watch Addy Aashna's podcast as well❤️✨
I can relate to each and every single word this is the most relatable podcast every ❤ , it takes a lot to talk about it when everyone in the influencer world shows there happy loving family
Thankyou so much for sharing your trauma now we are related 😂 through are trauma
love the four of you so much 😊
There’s something about this episode that’s just making me cry
can you guys talk about more about romantic relationships in the next one and the traits you value in a guy! also only here for aashna
Thankyou so much for this episode ❤️
Had lunch with this and still listening 🎧❤️
Lots of love 💓 please continue doing this, love the thought process ❤️