Step into the golden era of the '90s with the incredible Bharti Achrekar! From iconic shows like Wagle Ki Duniya and Aa Bail Mujhe Maar to unforgettable films like Beta, Sanjog, and Chameli Ki Shaadi, she revisits the memories that shaped an era. She also opens up about rebuilding her life after her husband's passing, shares her thoughts on whether marriage is becoming outdated, reflects on the beginning of her acting journey, and reveals how she's stayed relevant across Marathi cinema and television for decades. All this and much more on the latest Red FM Podcast.

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From timeless comedy to powerful performances, Rakesh Bedi takes us on a journey through his incredible career in this candid conversation. ✨

He opens up about his role in Dhurander—sharing lesser-known facts, behind-the-scenes moments, and what it was like working alongside Ranveer Singh. From preparing for a crude politician’s character to bringing authenticity on screen, his dedication truly stands out.

We also revisit the golden era of Shrimaan Shrimati, his unforgettable 90s television days, and his experiences working with legends like Farooq Sheikh and Govinda.

Honest, nostalgic, and deeply insightful—this podcast is a masterclass in acting, passion, and staying relevant across generations.

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The episode is packed with rare stories and golden nostalgia:

· His unforgettable experience composing for Amitabh Bachchan in Mard Taangewala.

· Heartwarming memories of Rafi Saab, and the emotional moment he had to find a replacement voice after Rafi’s sudden passing.

· How the chartbuster “Julie Julie” was born — a song meant for Kishore da but brought to life because of Mithun Da’s vision.

· The iconic Baazigar rap that only Anu Malik could pull off.

· Beautiful behind-the-scenes moments from “Sandese Aate Hain” — the song that became the soul of a nation.

· What happened when he requested Shah Rukh Khan to sing.

· And the hilarious reason Farah Khan said “NO!” when he wanted to act

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