The Masoom Minawala Show

India's Top Wedding Designer Says Indian Weddings Have Failed

Success looks glamorous from the outside.But longevity? That’s built quietly through patience, discipline, and an unshakeable love for the work.In this episode of The Masoom Minawala Show, I sit down with Tarun Tahiliani, one of India’s most influential designers, for a deeply reflective conversation on craft, creativity, risk, and what it really takes to build something that lasts decades.This isn’t just a fashion conversation.It’s about finding your calling, staying curious, respecting process, and choosing depth over instant gratification.From self-education and learning the hard way, to building India’s first multi-designer store and a couture house that spans generations. Tarun shares the thinking, values, and inner drive that shaped his journey.In this conversation, we discuss:* Why passion matters more than speed* How self-education shaped Tarun’s design philosophy* The difference between art and business — and why you need both* Why mastering technique is non-negotiable* The importance of fit, comfort, and wearability in Indian fashion* Why working for others before starting out matters* The danger of instant gratification and social media validation* How staying rooted in Indian culture fuels originality* What keeps him excited to wake up and work even in his 60s* Why longevity is the true marker of successGreat careers aren’t rushed.They’re shaped through patience, curiosity, and deep commitment to the craft. And when you love what you do the way Tarun does, work doesn’t exhaust you. It keeps you curious. It keeps you alive.Like, subscribe, and share this episode with someone who’s building for the long term 💛

72-Year-Old Naturalist: Modern Health Is Making You Sick

We live in a world of quick fixes, constant stimulation, and rising health anxiety yet very few of us are taught how to truly care for our bodies.In this episode of The Masoom Minawala Show, I sit down with Barbara O’Neill, educator and natural health advocate, for a deeply grounding conversation on healing, prevention, and reconnecting with the body’s natural intelligence.This isn’t about rejecting modern medicine. It’s about understanding when it’s needed and when the body already knows how to heal.From simple daily habits to overlooked lifestyle triggers, Barbara shares decades of lived experience and practical wisdom that helps you take responsibility for your health. In this conversation, we discuss:* How Barbara’s healing journey began as a young mother* Why medicine has a place but not in everyday living* The body’s innate ability to heal when supported correctly* The core principles behind her “SUSTAIN ME” framework* Why breathing through the nose, hydration, and sleep matter more than we think* The role of sunlight in hormone balance, brain health, and immunity* How fabrics, detergents, and home environments impact health* The importance of natural fibres for sleep and skin* Why technology is disrupting sleep and the nervous system* Simple, practical habits to reset your lifestyle without overwhelmThis episode is for you if you are:* Feeling disconnected from your body* Curious about natural healing and prevention* Overwhelmed by conflicting health advice* Wanting to build simple, sustainable daily habits* Looking to take ownership of your health with clarity and confidenceThis conversation isn’t about fixing the body. It’s about learning how to care for it.If it offered you clarity or comfort, like, subscribe, and share it with someone who might need the same 🤍

The Art of Making Money and Getting Rich

2026 isn’t about hustling harder, it’s about thinking better.As part of The 2026 RESET series, this episode of The Masoom Minawala Show focuses on mindset & the invisible force shaping our relationship with money, success, work, and self-worth.In this deep, honest (and surprisingly liberating) conversation, Masoom Minawala sits down with Rajiv Talreja, entrepreneur, mentor, and business coach to unpack why hard work alone doesn’t guarantee wealth, why success can still feel heavy, and how our early conditioning quietly drives our financial and life decisions. In this episode, we talk about:* Why hard work doesn’t always translate into money* The mindset difference between survival and success* Why people earn more but still feel scarcity* The guilt of receiving and enjoying success* Effort vs capability vs opportunity* Why your business should support your life & not replace it* How abundance starts emotionally before it shows up financially* Redefining success beyond hustle and social validationIf you’ve ever felt like you’re doing everything 'right' but still feel stuck, stressed, or dissatisfied, this conversation will resonate deeply.This episode is for anyone entering 2026 seeking:✨ clarity over chaos✨ intention over impulse✨ mindset over noise🎧 Watch till the end, this one stays with you.----- About the GuestRajiv Talreja is an entrepreneur, mentor, and business coach who works with founders and professionals to build scalable businesses and sustainable lives. Known for his no-sugar coating approach, Rajiv challenges conventional ideas around money, success, and hard work.

2026 Money Masterclass: The REAL Way to Build Wealth

Money is something we all think about but very few of us are taught to understand calmly.In this episode of The Masoom Minawala Show, I sit down with Aditi Kothari, financial expert and wealth advisor, for a clear, no-noise conversation on money, investing, and long-term financial security.This isn’t about chasing quick returns, market hype, or complicated strategies.It’s about building wealth in a way that feels stable, informed, and sustainable across every phase of life.From starting small to understanding risk, from staying invested to managing your own money, this episode simplifies finance without dumbing it down.In this conversation, we discuss:* The difference between making money and building real wealth* Why everyone will eventually have a “zero-salary” phase* How to start investing even with very little money* Understanding your personal risk profile (ability vs willingness)* Why consistency beats quick returns* The psychology behind India’s obsession with real estate* Why staying invested during market downturns matters* The importance of women managing their own money* How to build generational wealth with intentionThis episode is for you if you are:* Confused or overwhelmed by investing advice* New to wealth-building and don’t know where to start* Looking for clarity without fear or pressure* A woman wanting confidence and ownership over her finances* Focused on long-term security, freedom, and peace of mindWealth isn’t about shortcuts.It’s about discipline, awareness, and time.And the earlier you start, the calmer your future becomes.Like, subscribe, and share this with someone who needs clarity around money!

2026 Health Masterclass: Lose Weight, Fix Bloating & Feel Your Best

This year begins with a RESET — one rooted in nourishment, clarity, and simplicity.As the year turns, this episode focuses on building health that actually lasts.I sat down with Pooja Makhija — nutritionist, educator, and bestselling author — for a grounded, no-noise conversation on food, lifestyle, and long-term health.This isn’t about cutting carbs, chasing trends, or following extreme diets.It’s about returning to the basics and rebuilding a calm, sustainable relationship with food.Conversation Highlights* Why food is neither your enemy nor your reward* The real reason diets fail in the long term* How your grandparents unknowingly followed powerful nutrition principles* The truth about carbs, bread, and weight loss* Why flexibility is the secret to sustainable health* How your first meal shapes your entire dayWho This Episode Is For* Anyone confused by nutrition advice online* People tired of dieting, restriction, and food fear* Those who want to lose weight without losing health* High achievers seeking energy, clarity, and longevity* Anyone ready to reset their relationship with food for goodStart 2026 by simplifying how you eat, how you think, and how you care for your body.Because health isn’t about control — it’s about consistency.