Vulnerability is not something I'm good at. So here's an utterly clumsy attempt at letting you in on what was I going through when I wrote this episode.Por Priya Sharma

Kaleshi is of the opinion that 'ghar' is more than just a place, it is a feeling!! 'Ghar' also happens to be one of her favourite poems. Tell her what do you think about it! Reach out to her on her insta handle i.e. priya_sharma07Por Priya Sharma

I share a love - hate relationship with Delhi. It has graced me with the presence of extremely kind people and then to even out the sugar, it made me lose my wallet at Rajiv Chowk! It has helped me be a part of a fairly good college and then also made me realize that not everything that shines is gold! Be a part of my roller-coaster ride to Delhi. …

Sahiba, the protagonist is the woman that all of us know and some of us are. Kaleshi believes in calling a spade a spade and she has done it again. She tells things as they are... too real to be ignored.Por Priya Sharma

“Who, in their right mind, would name their podcast 'Kaleshi'!??” In this episode, Her Kaleshiness answers this question, sharing how her poem on YouTube, which hit a million views, lead to her being called 'Kaleshi'. Hear her out, as she builds a whole new world around this one word - Kaleshi!Por Priya Sharma

Kaleshi talks to us about the uncanny relationship that she shares with her Maa. The journey from fangirling over Maa as a kid to conveying her feelings in the forms of poems as an adult. Go ahead, scratch your heads all you like while trying to figure out ,'how on earth does her mom sound like mine!'…

Questioning authority - the consequences & issues with doing so when questioning authority.

What is creativity and what is its importance for the individual or the culture?

Pointing out the prejudice characters in “To Kill A Mocking Bird”