Raihan Vadra on Art, Family, and Unfair Comparisons | Dostcast 260
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- čas přidán 13. 06. 2024
- In today's episode of Dostcast, Vinamre sat down with Raihan Vadra. He is known for his passion for photography and football. Raihan began his journey in photography nearly 13-14 years ago, using his mother's old cameras, and initially had a strong interest in wildlife photography. However, over time, his focus shifted towards documenting life in various forms.
In this episode they discussed about:
Economics and Physicality of Art: The conversation explores the challenges of aligning art with economic realities, focusing on the costs and considerations involved in creating physical art installations, including Raihan's own upside-down room project.
Public Perception and Art Shows: The accessibility and public perception of art shows, emphasizing the need for immersive experiences and addressing the intimidation factor for newcomers to the art world.
Personal Identity and Creative Process: Raihan shares insights into his personal journey and creative process, discussing how being constantly compared to others impacts his identity, his approach to art, and his decision-making, especially in the context of public expectations and personal experiences.
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
01:38 - Working with Astral Pipes and other fundings
02:44 - The economics of art doesn’t align together
03:30 - How do you account the physical costs in art installations
05:07 - Raihan’s upside down room art
06:05 - Cutting down on productions - the existential question
07:36 - The profits come in last when it comes to art
08:00 - How physical installations make the art experience immersive
10:12 - People still don’t know what art an art show is
11:14 - Most of the art shows are free
12:16 - How to overcome the intimidation of art shows
14:30 - Keeping an invite-list of an art show
17:50 - Faridabad new SOCIAL opening experience
19:19 - People come to art shows for free food
22:00 - Art shows and museum need an immersive experience
23:35 - How to interact with people in art shows
26:35 - Salvador Dali’s home’s curated walkthrough
29:42 - Art is so subjective; putting limits is disservice the art
32:10 - What subject Raihan loved the most in school
33:51 - The stigma around Arts & Humanities subject
35:59 - DHH music improved Raihan’s spoken Hindi
40:55 - Is UK Drill Rap good or bad?
42:34 - What is the difference between Grime & Drill Rap
45:25 - Feeling of being friends with musicians who you listen to
48:13 - College life for Raihan
50:40 - The experience of reading religion academically
54:00 - The difference between studying and vacation abroad
59:13 - You can transform yourself from one place to another in London
01:01:08 - The beauty of living in Delhi, Mumbai & Bangalore
01:04:01 - What place makes you feel like home
01:06:30 - What is next show of Raihan is all about
01:09:05 - Raihan on what it feels to be compared by everyone
01:11:15 - Raihan’s school life, being treated differently, & missing family
01:14:15 - How people try to box you with certain standards
01:16:08 - How people expect Raihan to join politics one day
01:16:49 - Never let other’s opinion define you
01:19:50 - How to not get affected by the external noise of opinions
01:20:48 - You have to go extreme when it comes to curate stuff for yourself
01:24:16 - Learn to be more disciplined in life in school?
01:27:30 - How Rahul Gandhi changed his social perception
01:29:29 - What is Raihan consuming these days?
01:32:09 - Can low self esteem drive you to great success?
01:32:40 - Raihan was very close to shutting down his show
01:33:33 - There is no such thing as good or bad in art
01:39:00 - How to deal with your self-doubt
01:42:00 - The audience comes last - true or false?
01:44:00 - Raihan explains the logo of his art show
01:48:05 - Raihan explains how to click artistic pictures
01:49:49 - The constraints of clicking picture of a majestic animal, a Tiger
01:52:01 - The rules, fundamentals, and constraints are not good for art
01:54:50 - What happens when you become the top of layer in art, music & fashion
01:56:41 - How can people attend Raihan’s art show
01:59:01 - Krishnamurthy’s famous quote on comparison
02:00:00 - The concept behind Upmana
02:05:15 - SAVE THE DATES for Raihan's show
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Everybody should respect him because he is the future owner of Congress & PM candidate.🤪
😂😂😂 PM
He should not learn from his mamujaan
@@saber3112 he should 😂
Abb dekho na 😂😂@@saber3112
Nothing against him. He is passionate about his work. But listening to this would make anyone realise that his life experiences are not like the 99% of the people of India. Hence, he should never ever enter politics
Not experiencing the same thing is fine. Because some things can be learnt by observing. But the problem with this particular family is that they don't learn. They have no empathy for others and don't really have basic respect for regular people.
Good everything in personality❤👍👌
The way the podcasters mouth is salivating when hosting a Gandhi family member show his darbari roots. Vinamre=human piddi. Iykyk
2049 pm candidate 😂
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You have a great artistic mind. Fabulous sense of art. And everyone can see it’s your natural calling, you’re born for it.
Uncalled for opinion but you will do wonders in the field of art than in any other.
1st question why it is a gandhi family not nehru not vadra😂😂
Lunkd
He is not Not Gandy family, he is vadra, and same thing is mentioned in his name
Wtf out of nowhere seedha vadra bula liya
He has done one more podcast with him a year ago
He is probably vinamre friend probably
Oh didn't know abt that.
daal roti ka sawaal hai - paise milte hai - yede tho hum hai - jo isko dekte hai
Soft launch started of another nepo kid
Bkl ye iska dost hai ye dono ne saath me ek aur podcast Kiya tha 2022 me
@why-pu6on really yeh iska dost hai...
Oh bhai, kitna struggle hai iski life me. ✋🤦♂️
Toh uski galti hai kya ki wo kahan paida hua? Faltu comment karna band karo.
@@sarthaksharma1058Taqaiyya
@@sarthaksharma1058ha toh Rahul Gandhi ki tarah hi isko apna baap maan le?
@@saurabhsuman4197 theek hai. Jaise tune mujhe maan liya hai, 😁waise?
@@sarthaksharma1058 alright enough of this senseless argument, tell me what has he accomplished in his life by his own that he deserves to be in the podcast? I know nothing about him but you please enlighten me with his achievements.
Nepotism ultra Pro max +++
One must throw open art shows to the public ......why limit it to a few? Art is appreciated by everyone ......& advertising helps....keeping it open all year through.......informing the oublic whenever one has come out with new collections....people love changing interiors too ..new paintings for summer...others during rains...yet again for winter .....pricing to suit all budgets....pocket friendly too .......
What achievement he has done...simply anyone to the podcast !!! Waste of time..😮
Boss❤
Even if you don't want to, you keep thinking of him in the shadow of the Nehru-Gandhi-Vadra clan even when he says he's not into politics because of what courses he's taking up, from politics to religion in university showing what he's looking to do in the future. The art is a kind of distraction for the masses. They all want the power but want to show they're not really interested, just like his uncle and he's maternal grandpa. Now that his uncle doesn't have the power, his desperation for power shows at the level of politics he's engaging in.
Raihan also wants it but wants to show the masses he's really not interested in. That's how politics functions. Giving wrong notions to the public at large.
Also, listening to him one gets an idea of how his uncle is because they both think and speak on the same lines. It's a class thing. Moreover, learning about eastern spirituality and religions from a Western university speaks volumes of what they'd learn and what reality is in India and South Asia at large. After Indira Gandhi, the Gandhi family surrounded themselves with advisors who're of the same.class as themselves and had no knowledge of ground realities. Bharat has changed, and moved on to capitalism. These people are still living in the Nehruvian socialist era and want to take the country back to that era.
Good language grip
Latest pappu
Well never expected him
But i bet its gonna be interesting
Ek baar pehle bhi aya h bhai dost h vinamre ka
He looks l8ke rahul sir ❤❤❤❤
What with this guy being interviewed for 2 hours ?
future congress inc owner
I'm against the Congress party. Please don't spread hate towards Priyanka Gandhi's son because he is not involved in politics.
It may be his first interview of many. He can be PM of India also one day
Kyu...what has he done.....
लकी स्पर्म 😮😮
underrated comment 😂
Dude no way 😂
yhe bus rahul gandhi ka bhanja bus iss liye bula liya isko wha kya achivement hai
Unnecessary hate in the comment section for no apparent reason just because they see shit whatsapp forward. Bro don't have to show hatred towards others just because your life is shit
Dostcast launching new Product in Political market 😅😅😅....New Age Pappu ...
It's twice you both have the podcast.
Ppl 's only instinct left is the politics, so myopic. There is much more than politics. Stop judging.
Chahe Nehru ho ya Gandy ho ya Vadra sab Gandhi ho jate hai😂😂😂
Btw the host clearly showed what british imagined when they thought of creating Brown Sahebs
kitnaa mila to promote this guy?
Bro bring back that logo
🎉🎉🎉🎉
Guys please comment Human Piddi in support of Vinamre’s true spirit animal.
Princess of Congress
Hail to gandhi family ❤
What
Kitne Paise mile Vinamra? Lagta hai aj Paneer banega
With daru
😂
vegan activist ke saath podcast banao
He sounds a little dumb tbh
Invite miraya 🇬🇧
Rehan vadra agar naam nahi suna hoga toh sun loge
Paneeeeeerr
Come on guys, ek dislike to banta hai yaar. 😂😂😂 Naam dekh lo iska Raihaan, sounds so green. 😉 🤲
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@Dostcast bhai is inshan ko kuch bhi nahi patiya isko lagta hai ki hamare desh ke football player dusre desh ke players se compare nahi kar pate hai. Ap ye saste namuno ko bulana bhand kijiye jinke politics ki vajhe se he indian football me problem ati he. Bhai football ko support to karo sirf paise ke liye podcast mat banao.
Jinko indian football ke bare me kuch pati hi naho. Aur agar bhai tume agar indian football ke bare me logo ko batana he hai to unhe batao ke indian football ka match dekhe aur unhe support kare.
The amount of hate he's getting for no ryme or reason!! Too much yaar!!! How insecure are these bjp supporters!?
Looks more like this kid want to compare himself with rahul gandhi. No one else is doing it.
Total Bakwas.
Kya faltubaazi hai re 😂 two elites talking about art. This is Nehru's wet dream
Actually it's european coloniser's wet dream.This is what they imagined when they thought of Brown Sahebs
I am sorry, but this guy does not have his work out atm. He just reeks of the adage of born with a "silver spoon".
It is just unfathomable to get the common perspective about what people go through with his upbringing, how is art and culture don't fill stomach, they only clear the mind for the bourgeoisie. 20-30 years down the line, he'll be hoodwinking as the secular "posterboy" against Hindutva maniacs
Diamond spoon