What does it really take to rebuild your life — not once, but multiple times — while leading global conversations on mental health, identity, and womanhood?

In this deeply honest episode, Poppy Jaman OBE shares her journey through divorce, perimenopause, solo travel, and leadership — while navigating life as a British Bengali woman in spaces that weren’t built for her.

In this episode, we discuss

• Mental health in the modern workplace
• Cultural stigma around mental health in South Asian communities
• Reinvention after divorce and midlife transitions
• Identity, representation, and leadership in global spaces
• Multigenerational households and emotional complexity
• Why “the opposite of depression is expression”

What this episode is really about

This is a conversation about finding your voice, reclaiming your identity, and understanding that reinvention is not a breakdown — it’s a breakthrough. It’s about the emotional architecture of leadership and what it means to truly show up as yourself.

If you’re interested in mental health, modern womanhood, identity, leadership, South Asian experiences, reinvention, or emotional wellbeing — this episode is for you.

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In this episode of The Mohua Show, singer and actress Tia Bajpai reflects on the journey of constantly reinventing herself across music, television, and cinema — and the courage it takes to start over again and again.

Tia shares what it meant to leave home at a young age to pursue her dreams, navigate the unpredictability of the entertainment industry, and evolve as an artist while staying true to her identity. She also speaks about her entry into Bollywood through Haunted 3D, her connection with the horror genre, and why horror audiences remain some of the most loyal viewers in cinema.

The conversation also explores the deeper challenges facing artists today — from shrinking attention spans and algorithm-driven content to the pressure of constantly staying visible in a fast-moving digital world.

In this episode, we discuss:

• The courage it takes to reinvent yourself as an artist

• How Tia Bajpai entered Bollywood through Haunted 3D

• Why horror films are often underestimated in India

• The loyalty of horror audiences and what makes the genre powerful

• Why the film industry sometimes underestimates audience intelligence

• How social media algorithms shape the kind of content we consume

• The challenge of being a serious artist in the age of viral content

• Why saying “no” and protecting self-respect matters in creative careers

What this episode is really about:

The realities of pursuing art and identity in a constantly changing world.

Not just the story of an actor or singer.

But deeper questions about:

• Reinvention and personal growth

• Artistic integrity in a digital era

• The relationship between audiences and creators

• Staying authentic while navigating fame, expectations, and algorithms

If you’re interested in creativity, cinema, music, the evolving entertainment industry, and the challenges artists face today, this episode offers both perspective and insight.

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In this episode of The Mohua Show, Dr. Debraj Shome — Director, The Esthetic Clinics — speaks candidly about the growing distrust between doctors and patients and the uncomfortable questions shaping modern healthcare.

Drawing from more than two decades in medicine, Dr. Shome explores why doctors are often placed on extreme pedestals — seen as “gods” when treatments succeed and “villains” when outcomes go wrong. He explains why medicine is fundamentally uncertain, why biology behaves differently for every human being, and why expecting perfect outcomes from healthcare is unrealistic.

The conversation also examines the structural pressures shaping modern medicine — from the rising cost of medical education and corporatisation of hospitals to defensive medicine and the fear of legal consequences.

In this episode, we discuss:

• Why doctors are often labelled heroes or villains

• Why medicine can never offer perfect certainty

• The pressure doctors face within corporate healthcare systems

• Why medical education has become extremely expensive

• The difficult emotional reality of losing patients

• Why rebuilding trust between doctors and patients is essential

What this episode is really about:

Understanding the complexity behind healthcare decisions.

Not the simplified narrative of doctors versus patients.

But deeper questions about:

• Trust in medicine

• The uncertainty of biology and medical science

• Structural issues within healthcare systems

• Why empathy and understanding are needed on both sides of the doctor-patient relationship

If you’re interested in healthcare systems, medical ethics, doctor-patient trust, the realities of modern medicine, and the challenges doctors face today, this episode offers both perspective and insight.

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