Son of Abish

Season 4

8 episodes · Apr 6, 2018

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  • S4E1

    Son of Abish With Kenny & Yami

    Apr 6, 201830m

    Yami Gautam and Kenneth Sebastian share some hilarious stories, guess famous Hindi movie dialogues in Punjabi and Malayalam, play a topsy-turvy game of "Name, Place, Animal, Thing", and go bonkers in the process.

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  • S4E2

    Son of Abish with Biswa & Nakuul

    Apr 13, 201830m

    Biswa Kalyan Rath and Nakuul Mehta talk about Nakuul's first film and the secret origin story of Biswa's famous line "Aye tatti tera naam kya hai?" Later, Abish makes them try out some odd tasting delicacies.

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  • S4E3

    Son of Abish with Abhay & Sumukhi

    Apr 20, 201830m

    Abhay Deol on the need for art in Indian cinema, Sumukhi Suresh on her dual life, and a game where they spin the wheel of misfortune.

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  • S4E4

    Son of Abish with Sapan & Armaan

    Apr 27, 201830m

    Armaan Malik on how he started his musical journey and Sapan Verma recollects his near death experience.

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  • S4E5

    Son of Abish with Zakir & Vicky

    May 4, 201830m

    Zakir Khan on his journey from his first open mic to shooting his special, and Vicky Kaushal on nailing his first job interview with a filmy one-liner.

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  • S4E6

    Son of Abish with Varun & Shweta

    May 11, 201830m

    Shweta Tripathi talks about her one bad audition, and the time she was star-struck at Cannes. Varun Thakur talks about the time he came face to face with Jerry Seinfeld and recollects his one bad gig in Amritsar.

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  • S4E7

    Son of Abish with Malini & Naveen

    May 18, 201830m

    Miss Malini on the time she lived in the middle of a war zone, and Naveen Richard on his skinny dipping experience that didn't quite go as expected. It's all about past adventures and misadventures in this episode of Son of Abish.

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  • S4E8

    Son of Abish with Vishal & Raghu

    May 25, 201830m

    Vishal Dadlani tells us about the weirdest people to have set foot in his studio, and Raghu Dixit recollects the one time he nearly decided to give up music altogether.

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