In a recent episode of ‘The Ranveer Show,’ cricketer Yuvraj Singh spilt the beans on his favourite foods, and the revelation has taken the internet by storm, albeit for unexpected reasons. Known for his cricketing prowess and being a key player in the Indian cricket team, Yuvraj Singh took a detour into his culinary preferences during a candid chat with podcaster Ranveer Allahbadia, also known as BeerBiceps. The Ranveer Show is famous for its candid and sometimes unconventional discussions with high-profile guests, ranging from Bollywood actors to cricketers. Yuvraj Singh joined the list of guests, and snippets from their conversation are making waves on social media. 

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In a short clip from the podcast, Yuvraj Singh shared his food preferences. When asked if he liked eating food, Yuvraj Singh revealed that he is a foodie. Then the host asked about his favourite meals, and he shared it is kadhi chawal and rajma chawal. Then Ranveer Allahbadia asked which one was his favourite out of the two. To this, Yuvraj Singh replied promptly “kadhi chawal.’ But this is not the first time the revelation was made publicly.  Ranveer Allahbadia recounted another show where Yuvraj Singh’s mother also revealed that kadhi chawal was his son’s favourite meal.  

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While Yurvraj Singh’s food revelations were fascinating, the video made heads turn for another reason too. The viewers found the interaction amusing and compared Ranveer Allahbadia to an FBI agent engaged in casual banter before interrogating a serial killer. The video was posted on X by user @GabbarSingh who wrote the caption, “This looks like an FBI agent doing some small talk before interrogating a serial killer.” 

This looks like a FBI agent doing some small talk before interrogating a serial killer. pic.twitter.com/Hy4NaWZJtC

— Gabbar (@GabbbarSingh) November 8, 2023

The video was originally posted on X handle @paarugsethi with the caption “I might be biased against beer biceps but what kind of a podcast interview is this?” This post went viral with over 2 million views.  

I might be biased against beer biceps but what kind of a podcast interview is this? pic.twitter.com/yUjoGXOdqH

— Paarug Sethi (@paarugsethi) November 8, 2023

The lighthearted comments flooded social media, with many expressing their amusement about the way the interviewer posed questions to Yuvraj Singh. Fans were quick to share their thoughts, speculating on Yuvraj Singh’s likely reaction to the podcast host’s unique interviewing style. 

One social media user humorously suggested, “I believe Yuvi paaji is thinking, ‘What is this guy doing – but food is important. Let’s focus on that.” 

While Yuvraj Singh’s revelations about his favourite foods might not have been the central theme of the podcast, the unexpected turn in the conversation has certainly added a dose of humour to the episode.  

Emmanuel Macron said there was “no justification” for the bombing of civilians and the deaths were causing “resentment”. “These babies, these ladies, these old people are bombed and killed,” Macron said during an interview with the BBC. “It’s extremely important for all of us because of our principles, because we are democracies. It’s important for the mid-to-long run as well for the security of Israel itself, to recognise that all lives matter,” he said.Ruling out a ceasefire, Netanyahu said, “a ceasefire with Hamas means surrender.” He said that the responsibility for any harm to civilians lies with Hamas and not with Israel.Netanyahu insisted that Israel does not plan to reoccupy the Palestinian territory, but it seeks to give it a better future. “The impoverished and blockaded territory must be “demilitarised, deradicalised and rebuilt,” he said.The war in the densely populated coastal territory, which is effectively sealed off, has prompted repeated calls for a ceasefire to protect civilian lives and allow in more humanitarian aid.Palestinians said a deadly strike on Friday hit Gaza’s largest hospital compound as medical facilities sheltering tens of thousands were caught in intense combat between Israel and Hamas. The Israeli army has repeatedly accused Hamas of using hospitals, particularly Al-Shifa, to coordinate their attacks.Amid the fighting, the Gazan health system was “on its knees”, the head of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, told the UN Security Council.”Overstretched, running on thin supplies and increasingly unsafe, the healthcare system in Gaza has reached a point of no return,” the International Committee of the Red Cross said.Fighting has raged in Gaza for over a month following Hamas’ shock October 7 attack that killed more than 1,200 people, and took 239 hostages. The retaliatory aerial bombing and ground offensive has killed more than 10,800 people in Gaza, mostly civilians and many of them children, according to the Hamas-run health ministry.The conflict has also stoked regional tensions, with cross-border exchanges between the Israeli army and Lebanon’s Hezbollah. Yemen’s Iran-backed Huthi rebels say they have launched “ballistic missiles” at southern Israel.

Veteran Bollywood lyricist Javed Akhtar, who is known for his outspoken views on religion and politics, on Friday said ‘Jai Siya Ram’ is the “finest example” of love and unity. Mr Akhtar also added that Lord Ram And Sita are the “ideal” husband and wife.

The Bollywood legend’s remarks came at a Deepotsav event organised by Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray in Mumbai.

“There are many deities, but when we talk about the ideal husband and ideal wife, Ram and Sita come to mind… ‘Jai Siya Ram’ is the finest example of love and unity,” Mr Akhtar said.

#WATCH | Mumbai: Lyricist Javed Akhtar says, “There are many deities, but when we talk about the ideal husband and ideal wife, Ram and Sita come to mind… ‘Jai Siya Ram’ is the finest example of love and unity…” (09.11) pic.twitter.com/3q7ePovJCC

— ANI (@ANI) November 10, 2023

He also stressed the cultural importance of Hinduism and raised concerns about the dwindling freedom of expression.

“There are some people who have always been intolerant. Hindus are not like that. Their specialty is that they are generous and large-hearted. This is Hindu culture, this is civilisation. It has taught us democratic attitudes. That’s why there is democracy in this country. Thinking that we are right and everyone else is wrong is not the work of Hindus. Whoever taught you this is wrong,” Mr Akhtar said.

The lyricist added that Lord Ram and Sita are not only Hindu gods and goddesses but the cultural heritage of India.