What really goes on behind the boardroom doors… 👀🔥

In this unfiltered episode, Rothna Akhtar, Priyesh Bathia, and Harry Clough open up about their journey on The Apprentice UK and reveal the reality behind one of TV’s most intense competitions.

From brutal boardroom moments to the unseen dynamics between candidates, they dive into what really happens when the cameras are rolling… and even when they’re not. Who’s genuinely friends? Who’s just playing the game? And is the real competition within your own team?

They also discuss how Lord Alan Sugar interacts with candidates, whether he has favourites, and how that can completely shift the outcome for others. Rothna shares her side of the story on her exit and the tough decisions made in the boardroom, while Priyesh and Harry reveal moments that didn’t make it to screen.

From shocking comments to unexpected alliances, this episode is packed with insights, tension, and behind-the-scenes truths you won’t hear anywhere else.

Who do you think played the smartest game… and who deserved to go further? 💭👇

Is Asian TV losing its audience in the UK… or just evolving? 👀🔥

In this revealing conversation, Parul Goel, Territory Head at Zee Entertainment UK, breaks down the real challenges behind ZEE TV and the wider Asian TV landscape.

From shifting audience behaviour to the harsh reality of low returns on investment, Parul explains why growth has been difficult over the past few years and why, without ROI, there’s only so much that can be done.

He also shares an interesting take on streaming giants like Netflix, Plus, a surprising insight into how BARB works… where even losing one viewer can mean a drop of thousands in reported viewership.

And to wrap it up, Raj asks Parul about the one show he would love to bring to ZEE TV… stay tuned to find out 👀

Want to see more ZEE shows in the UK? Which ZEE show is your favourite? Let us know in the comments 💭👇

Home Education vs Schooling… Who’s Really Right?

Is homeschooling protecting children… or holding them back? 👀

In this heated debate, guests go head-to-head on whether kids are truly prepared for the real world without school. Do classrooms expose children to bad habits too early, or are they essential for social growth and resilience?

From overwhelmed teachers managing 30 students to parents taking full control of learning, this conversation challenges everything you think you know about education.

Strong opinions. Real concerns. No easy answers.

So… whose side are you on? 💭