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Who is the Queen of Playback?

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In this episode, Gandhi talks with Bollywoods, Queen of Playback, Shreya Ghoshal about her world tour, dealing with trolls, and plot twists in her career over time. Gandhi and Diamond also discuss some things that have been on their minds lately, including elder abuse, watching more of their heroes fall, their biggest fear about living alone, and more.

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