One of India's top podcasters right now is Raj Shamani. He broke all the records when he interviewed Vijay Mallya a few days ago.

Raj Shamani frequently conducts interviews with well-known people. A month or so ago, he spoke with veteran actor Anupam Kher. In a recent interview, Anupam apparently made a subtle jab at the podcaster.

Throughout his decades in the business, Anupam has given us some noteworthy films. He recently participated in an interview with Chalachitra Talks, and one of his remarks caused a stir.

Anupam Kher promoted his movie Tanvi The Great by appearing on the Chalachitra Talks.

He asked the podcaster if he had seen the movie while he was there. When the podcaster said "no," Anupam corrected him, saying that a podcaster should always be up to date on the most recent work of the person they are interviewing. Anupam Kher went on to say that this line shouldn't be cut out of the final cut.

Anupam said, "You should always research your guests and watch their latest films before inviting them. Otherwise, what is the point?"

He explained the reason for his comment by relating an incident that happened during his appearance on a podcast a few days ago.

Although Anupam didn't specifically mention Raj Shamani, it was obvious who he was referring to from the actor's clues.

According to Anupam, the podcaster asked him for advice. he advised the podcaster that instead of allowing success to alter a person, they should always maintain their humility, in fact, their success should make them even more humble.

The actor could be quoted as saying, “He asked me, ‘If you had to give me advice, what would it be?’ I didn’t say it on my own. Then I gave him a long piece of advice. I told him, ‘Son, don’t let success change you. Success should mean becoming more humble. While you sound humble, the atmosphere in your office feels different. You’ve come from a small town, and that simplicity should remain.’"

Anupam mentioned that this portion was cut out from the final episode and used in between. Anupam stated that he was disappointed, and thus, whenever that podcaster talks about genuineness, he has questions about that. Tagging that person as 'fake', Anupam said, "That means he is fake. Because you asked me for advice, and then you cut out the part I said. Whenever I hear him talk about genuineness, I’ll always question that."