In this episode, we dive deep into the unseen creative underbelly of Ahmedabad, a world that exists beyond galleries, institutions, and polite applause.

Joined by artists Snappy Kaal and Shaitaan, we explore what it means to create from the margins, where art is not curated but lived, risked, and survived.

We talk about the realities of building an identity in a city that is both culturally rich and quietly resistant.

From street influence to personal rebellion, from anonymity to expression, this conversation uncovers the psychology of underground art and why artists choose the shadows, what fuels their voice, and what it costs to remain authentic.

Welcome to the new All Print Episode.

The boys talk about Ikkis, Happy Patel, and it was just an accident. And their Anticipations for 2026.

In this honest and unfiltered podcast conversation, Shruhad Goswami talks about fame, faith, and the unseen realities of the film industry.From dealing with attention and expectations to holding on to belief systems in a competitive creative world, this episode goes beyond cinema and into the psychology of being seen, celebrated, and misunderstood. Shruhad reflects on acting, identity, and what success actually changes and what it doesn’t.This episode is for:Aspiring actors and filmmakersAnyone curious about the reality of fameViewers interested in faith, belief, and personal groundingAudiences who want honest film industry conversations🎙️ PopPedia Podcast conversations on art, cinema, philosophy, and culture.