Welcome to Badeaam Podcast, the brainchild of renowned actor Sandeep Kulkarni. This isn't just an interview show—our mission is to elevate your thinking proc…
13:32155 views · 4d ago · 13:32
Unbearable heat waves, unseasonal cyclones, and drowning cities are no longer distant warnings, they are the direct cost of how aggressively we are destroying nature. From chopping down ancient mountain ranges in the Sahyadris to wiping out entire mangrove belts for concrete towers, our reckless "development" is leaving our soil barren and coastlines defenseless.
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Art shouldn't be confined to exclusive galleries or private collectors' living rooms; it belongs in the living conversations of ordinary people. After travelling across India and learning alongside contemporary masters, artist Sachin Nimbalkar realized that keeping his thoughts fertile required connecting with people across all walks of life. To bridge that gap, he co-founded Art Impressions Studio in Pune. The space dismantled traditional elitism.
4:09237 views · 3w ago · 4:09
Who teaches art to a child in a village with no art teacher? Nature does. Growing up in a farming family, artist Sachin Nimbalkar had no formal art educators or gallery tours. His first art school was the open farmland, the rustle of tree canopies, the flight of birds, and the hum of bees. In this reflective conversation, Sachin traces his path from rural Maharashtra and Abhinav Kala Mahavidyalaya to the film industry, library books, and living soil.
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Understanding the real need for Land Art. When we look at nature, we often appreciate it passively. But as parts of the world face recurring droughts and ecological stress, planting and nurturing green cover is no longer just a routine civic task, it has become a creative and environmental necessity.
Topics: Maharashtra Drought & Environmental Reality · What is Land Art? Origins & Concept · Returning to the Soil During COVID-19 · The Father's Accident & The Vow of 500 Trees · Childhood Roots: Nature as the First Teacher · Naming Trees After Great Reformers
4:311.7K views · 1mo ago · 4:31
Land art isn't just about shaping a garden or arranging outdoor spaces; it’s about treating the living earth itself as a medium for creative expression. In the introductory episode of our next podcast, Pune-based painter and land artist Sachin Nimbalkar shares a deeply moving story of transforming barren, unfertile land into a thriving, living work of art.
3:33333 views · 1mo ago · 3:33
Where does a compelling story truly come from? A mix of lived reality and timeless literature. When actor and writer Aditya Rawal wrote his acclaimed play Queen, the story wasn't born in a creative vacuum. It was shaped by raw, observant human psychology and centuries of dramatic tradition.
3:06242 views · 1mo ago · 3:06
Every theater culture has its own soul, but the structural methods behind script development can look vastly different across borders. In this thoughtful conversation on the Badeaam Podcast, actor and writer Aditya Rawal breaks down his experience developing work across New York and Mumbai.
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