Cyrus Says went LIVE at antiSOCIAL Mumbai — and it was absolute chaos!
With comedians Sahil Shah & Zervaan Bunshah joining Cyrus on stage, nothing was off limits: Politics, Vote chori, Virat Kohli prank calls, Messi vs Ronaldo, Putin’s poop rumours, Donald Trump conspiracies, Mumbai bridge disasters — and of course, a very loud LIVE audience!

This was the wildest Cock & Bull ever, packed with jokes, crowd interactions, and completely unfiltered madness. If you missed the show, here’s your chance to relive it.

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In this episode of Cyrus Says, Cyrus is joined by Arjun Sen - author, artist, and most importantly, a cancer winner.

From his early days at IIT Kharagpur to building food brands like Einstein Bros. Bagels and Papa John’s, Arjun shares the rollercoaster of his career in the US corporate world. He opens up about the life-changing moment when illness forced him to reimagine success, leading him to call himself not a cancer survivor but a cancer winner.

They also dive into his writing, including his powerful memoir-biopic “I Want To Talk”, the lessons he learnt as a single dad, and how finding his voice helped him reclaim his life. With Cyrus’ trademark humor and Arjun’s candid storytelling, this conversation is both inspiring and heartwarming.

Listen now for an honest, funny, and uplifting chat about resilience, reinvention, and the courage to call yourself a winner.

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Vipin Sharma — NSD alumnus, editor-turned-actor, and the man behind memorable scenes in Taare Zameen Par, Gangs of Wasseypur and Raman Raghav — sits down with Cyrus to tell the true story of leaving acting, retraining abroad, and the audition that changed everything.

In this episode Vipin talks about:

Growing up in Delhi and the moment he realised he wanted to be on screen.

NSD, his “golden” batch and the early struggles after graduation.

A 10-year break, studying Meisner in Toronto and how he found acting again.

The Taare Zameen Par audition — how he got the father role.

Working with Anurag Kashyap and why directors sometimes create moments that become you.

His thoughts on cinema’s power (and its limits) — plus what’s next: acting, directing and more.