21 episodes

SEASON 2 IS HERE LADIES!!!Here. we. GO. It's time to move conversations with the girlies from our group chats to a place we can all relate. Join me for interviews from your favorite ladies and some hilariously relatable desi girl talk from marriage to careers to friendships to bollywood to fashion! Nothing is off the table, we're confessing it ALL.

Confessions of a Desi Drama Queen Sana Memon

    • Society & Culture
    • 4.8 • 33 Ratings

SEASON 2 IS HERE LADIES!!!Here. we. GO. It's time to move conversations with the girlies from our group chats to a place we can all relate. Join me for interviews from your favorite ladies and some hilariously relatable desi girl talk from marriage to careers to friendships to bollywood to fashion! Nothing is off the table, we're confessing it ALL.

    EP 21 | Samreen Arshad: Inspiration Lies in the Journey PT 2

    EP 21 | Samreen Arshad: Inspiration Lies in the Journey PT 2

    Continuing the conversation with Samreen from last week, we're diving into her unique path to success with SamreensVanity. One thing we know for sure is Samreen is willing to roll up her sleeves and never takes 'NO' for answer. Her secret sauce to continued growth and success is in all her ability to keep persevering. 

    • 39 min
    EP 20 | Samreen Arshad: Inspiration Lies in the Journey PT 1

    EP 20 | Samreen Arshad: Inspiration Lies in the Journey PT 1

    Get ready for the baddest businesswoman on the block to share her journey to a multi-million dollar beauty company against all odds AND being a wife and mother. Samreen came to the states to attend college in hopes of pursuing a career and today is the founder and CEO of her own brand, SamreensVanity. Samreen opens up about her post-partum experience and how she navigated her journey into motherhood while finding her way in her own life. THIS is the episode you'll want to take notes on because Samreen tells us how she did it all, in her career and balancing a life with her family. 

    • 42 min
    EP 19 | Muslim Met Gala Season Approaches

    EP 19 | Muslim Met Gala Season Approaches

    It's a solo dolo episode this week. The first solo episode of season 2 *YEAH BABY* (read in Austin Powers voice only, please). This week is a true catch up SZN. It's been a while since we've talked updates!! We catch up one on one about where I've been pre and post season 1 from leaving our home in Tennessee to navigating life in hometown CHAOS to all the BTS from interviews done for this season of the podcast. And FINALLY, a RAMADAN AND EID EPISODE!!!!! Being home for Ramadan after years and after being married has been new and we talk about the good and the bad. We end talking about EID 2024 and the vibes for eid fits, at least on this end, being more comfy than glam this year...OR SO SHE SAYS. 3

    • 33 min
    EP 18 | Sahrish Qureshi: Single State of Mind PT 2

    EP 18 | Sahrish Qureshi: Single State of Mind PT 2

    Continuing our conversation with Sahrish from last week, we're diving into what happens AFTER the divorce? Is navigating single life as a woman in her early 30s easy or harder than when you were in your early 20s? How do your expectations change when you're independent and settled in your career? There is SO much to talk about, especially as a desi woman trying to find a partner and Sahrish tells us about some of her experiences with dating apps (muslim vs non-muslim), solo traveling, society's expectations, and the double standards desi women face. 

    • 54 min
    EP 17 | Sahrish Qureshi: Single State of Mind PT 1

    EP 17 | Sahrish Qureshi: Single State of Mind PT 1

    IT'S OFFICIALLY SPRING 2024 and we're kicking off this spring with a friend who is the QUEEN of turning lemons into lemonade. Sahrish is the girliepop of girliepops and we've been in each other's lives for over a decade as we've taken on new roles and hit huge milestones in our lives. Most recently, Sahrish had a pretty big life change in that she is officially separated from her husband of 5 years. She speaks candidly about not only how she's dealt with the good, bad, and ugly of her separation, but also how she's dealt with the desi community's REACTION to it. We also spend a lot of time diving into Sahrish's career which she shares with pride and honor (because -- hello it's SUCH a cool job?!) and the beauty of friendship soulmates. The overall theme of this episode is romanticizing the rawness of life as women, and in turn TRULY celebrating it...and this is only part 1 ;)

    • 51 min
    EP 16 | Tea Time with The Zubair Show PT 2

    EP 16 | Tea Time with The Zubair Show PT 2

    Ramadan Mubarak girlies! 3 Continuing our conversation with Zubair from last week as we discuss where his career ended up taking him in and outside healthcare, how he deals with stepping outside of cultural norms in fashion and how society perceives it, as well as some fun lightening round answers to learn more about him! Be sure to listen to part 1 first! 

    • 43 min

Customer Reviews

4.8 out of 5
33 Ratings

33 Ratings

nancygreen2 ,

Love this podcast!

A breath of fresh air! Love listening and knowing I’m not alone in whatever real life struggles we all face!

Shabanak0292 ,

Super relatable

I love this all this content is super relatable. That you share advice and thoughts of what you did in certain situations and that we all go thru these things, but it’s not always voiced.

Love love love it all!

sadia sozzer ,

We want more!!

Such a breath of fresh air and fun listening experience. I look forward to every Tuesday and start my morning off with these hilarious, captivating episodes! Extremely relatable and conversational. Off to a great start, can’t wait for more!

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