We're eating Pani Puri with Rashmika Mandanna on Spill The Tea with Sneha Menon Desai! Over some delicious Mumbai street food, Rashmika and Sneha chat about her Hindi film debut with Goodbye starring Amitabh Bachchan, what self-care means to her today and the biggest sacrifices that go into achieving the pan-India stardom she enjoys today. Did you know the story behind her 'irreplaceable' tattoo? 

Mouni Roy is basking in the praise for her performance as Junoon in the Ranbir Kapoor-Alia Bhatt starrer Brahmāstra. Over vada pav and cutting chai, she talks to Sneha Menon Desai on Spill The Tea about getting into the headspace of this 'outlandish' character, responding to criticism when the trailer dropped and her experience sharing screen time with Shah Rukh Khan.

"I am stupid ambitious" says Dulquer Salmaan as he speaks to Sneha Menon Desai about the success of Sita Ramam, his new Hindi film Chup and what it will take for his father Mammootty and him to act in a film together. Watch the actor on Spill The Tea as he talks about his insecurities, critics and why he will never consider acting his 'birthright'.

Ahead of the release of Shamshera, Ranbir Kapoor, Vaani Kapoor & Karan Malhotra are on Spill The Tea with Sneha Menon Desai telling us everything that went into making the magnum opus. In this candid and fun conversation, Ranbir talks to us about fatherhood, his love for Masai Mara, and what defines his relationship with Alia Bhatt. 

Ahead of the release of Rashtra Kavach: OM, Aditya Roy Kapur is on Film Companion on a windy, rain-filled morning in Mumbai. He makes a perfect cup of coffee for Sneha Menon Desai as they discuss his new 'action star' avatar, the fitness regime that ensued and things he would never trade for stardom. 

Radhika Apte and Vikrant Massey are spilling tea in a Mystery Room. Join them as they unravel an adventure with Sneha Menon Desai while decoding the secrets about the film industry, things they want to change and the perils not succumbing to the stereotype in Bollywood.

The cast of the multilingual film Major, based on Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan's life, is here to discuss the toiling process of telling a national hero's story, working with Mahesh Babu & Namrata Shirodkar as producers on this project, & more. 

Bobby Deol is spilling the tea on Film Companion. The actor gives Sneha Menon Desai a tour of Sunny Super Sound as we discuss Lord Bobby and his meme supremacy, possibly being the country's most streamed movie actor with Aashram, and what he's enjoying most about the second innings in Bollywood. 

This is our version of 'Emily in Andheri' - Nakuul Mehta and Anya Singh are spilling tea with Sneha Menon Desai ahead of Never Kiss Your Best Friend S2. We chat over a round of bowling about friendship, fame and Nakuul's 'Instagrammable baby' Sufi! 

“Being a common man is my USP” - Sonu Sood speaks to Sneha Menon Desai about taking over from Rannvijay Singh as the host of MTV Roadies, the pressures of living up to the ‘God-like’ persona and his expectations from his actor colleagues.

It's a Lucknowi dawat on Spill the Tea with Sneha. Join us as Kunal Kemmu hosts us for an authentic meal over a chat about his crime thriller Abhay 3, growing up as ‘the famous kid from the movies,’ and the hustle of surviving Bollywood.

"My school friends really cut me to size" - Abhishek Bachchan & Nimrat Kaur are on Spill the Tea with Sneha Menon Desai talking about their life in their film Dasvi, their rapport with their school friends and a piece of advice to their 16-year old self. Bachchan talks about the sentiment behind the emotional post by his father and why he believes 'audiences are far less forgiving today.' 

Ranbir Kapoor is candid in this conversation with Sneha Menon Desai about his father Rishi Kapoor’s last film Sharmaji Namkeen, finally wrapping Brahmāstra and the status on his much-talked about wedding with Alia Bhatt. Watch the actor along with Ritesh Sidhwani and Hitesh Bhatia relive their memories of Rishi Kapoor, his passion for food and drinks and how Paresh Rawal filled in his shoes.

Malayalam actors Tovino Thomas and Anna Ben are on Spill The Tea with Sneha Menon Desai. They indulge in Mumbai street food like Vada Pav and Misal Pav as they chat about their Aashiq Abu film Naaradan, the changing face of Malayalam cinema and who's on their Bollywood bucket list. Tovino Thomas and Anna Ben's Naradan released on March 3rd in theatres near you. 

On Valentine's Day, Sanya Malhotra & Vikrant Massey spill the tea about their new film Love Hostel that's coming up on Zee5. From demonstrating their dancing prowess to playing a round of love shots with nerf guns, this episode with Sneha Menon Desai is packed with lots of laughter and fun. 

We're spilling tea with Jim Sarbh & Ishwak Singh about their new show Rocket Boys a biopic on the lives of Dr. Homi Bhabha and Vikram Sarabhai. The actors tell Sneha Menon Desai about playing these 'genius personalities', their opposite styles of acting, what they envy about each other.

"I've done more work this year than I did in my entire career" - Shefali Shah speaks to Sneha Menon Desai about 'finally' getting her due as an actor, the rules of engagement when being directed by her husband in Disney+ Hotstar's Human and bracing for life in lockdown. 

R. Madhavan and Surveen Chawla are in the mood to spill tea and truth bombs about marriage. They discuss their new outing Decoupled on Netflix, and how to maintain a squeaky clean image in the 'big bad world' of Bollywood. 

"It took the industry 18 years to give me a role like Mrs. Gandhi" - Lara Dutta invites Sneha for a staycation in Mumbai. Over a cozy catchup, they talk about her latest outing Hiccups and Hookups, the praise for her performance in Bellbottom and why she's having the 'best time of her life' now.

From casting calls, starry tantrums to cracking auditions, Soni Razdan, Ayush Mehra, Aahana Kumra and Radhika Seth are spilling tea on everything that goes behind being a Bollywood agent. Their show Call My Agent: Bollywood releases on Netflix on 29th October.

"Busy is the new happy" - Kriti Sanon tells Sneha Menon Desai about her new life mantra, her exciting roster of films from Adipursh to Bachchan Pandey and the 'high' she gets getting to play vastly different characters in them. She also tells us about how life changed post the success of Mimi and what she's enjoying most. 

It’s a fun-filled and equally nostalgic edition of Spill The Tea featuring Dhruv Sehgal, Mithila Palkar and a nerf gun! Sneha Menon Desai goes on a tour of The Little Things House as she reminisces the best moments of the Netflix show with its lead cast.

“I’m not as far along in my acting career as I thought I would’ve been” - Sidhartha Mallya is on Spill The Tea with Sneha Menon Desai talking about his mental health memoir If I'm Honest, why he gave up alcohol and the some of biggest mistakes he’s made in life. 

For the first time on Spill the Tea with Sneha, we attempt a table read. Shiddat actors Radhika Madan and Sunny Kaushal revisit the film's script after two years and enact a crucial scene. They also tell us about their 'easy chemistry', the physics behind shooting the film's poster and how they changed as artists after the lockdown. 

“Solely riding on the numbers is f***ed up” - Badshah is spilling tea with Sneha. Here he tells her about his new song #BadBoyBadGirl and why he thinks it’s become ‘cool’ to hate on him.