How kanishq was trying to hide his tears with smile... But he couldn’t. Mujhe rona aagya. He always try to show us his fun side. But this time hus tears didn’t let him do that. Ur Biggest fan kanishq sir ❤️🔥
Kanishk has sort of a child hidden inside him that peaks out every now and then. I can totally relate to some of his emotional paranoias and fears and how panicky he seems at times. Getting to know more about him and his life that kind of matches with my own personality is great 🔥🔥🔥🔥 Also Saty is FOREVER LOVE in all aspects ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Literally got tears in my eyes watching Akansha crying, she gives the most easy genuine explanations , she's the heart of this series , the one who keeps opinion unbiased and non judgemental🥰 the friend we all need in a way💝
I found here the most unfiltered content and I love how every person in ok tested is not prejudiced or narrow minded towards the unreasonable things in society. Thank you for this ❤️
The Out Of Syllabus series has the potential to become a natural heart to heart platform, especially for millenials. Kudos to the team for being so open and sharing such personal anecdotes. Their personal bonding and chemistry is evident from the ease with which conversation flows. Also, I loved the comfortable silences (though short) in between difficult topics. Keep doing this guys I'm looking forward to the next episode. I'm sure it is difficult to structure an entire 1 hour episode on a single central theme but my personal opinion is that it doesn't matter if it digresses, as long as it is raw and honest! Much love ❤️
Ok tested please DON'T discontinue this series due to comparatively low views ( as It's RUclips algorithm small clips gets generally more views) Whatever views you're getting within range of 400-600k these are the genuine ones, almost every single one of us has watched it till the very end. Keep spicing up the topics & can add new or some old faces as well. Moreover in this manner if you introduce new hosts we will feel a bit connected with the newcomers once we hear about their lifestyle and all such other stuff. Edit 1 : GUESS WHAT!? they did 😂 Edit 2 : No they didn't 😌
I can relate so much to Akanksha...my father died due to covid while serving people ( he was a doctor) and the last thing that came to my mind was that he could die. Throughout his life, he went on saving the lives of other people. Until that day I felt that no matter what he would fight and come out of ICU and he didn't. Fathers are always like an immortal superhero for us. It was so hard to deal with and tbh people never deal with heartbreaks they just try to get accustomed to it and live with it. Life goes on no matter what, and it only leaves regrets for you to repent. even I wish I could have spent more quality time with him. And tbh once you face the death of a near one, relationship issues are tiny in front of it. I hope no one has to deal with death and its after-effects. And now living your life becomes a compulsion it's not your choice anymore...
Really sorry for your loss Talking abt deaths, my mother passed in COVID too, its been 15 months but I still can't hold myself whenever someone talks abt how good she was as a person, she is even now the love of my life. Mothers always love you, no matter what The problem with me now, is their is noone on this entire planet whom I can trust that he/she loves me unconditionally, being an introvert i can't share stuff too......
sorry for your loss ... nothing can replenish that in ur life... but hold on ... life throws surprises at you ...which makes u feel great sometimes .... May your father Rest in peace .... Proud of him ... being myself a doctor ..i know what those times were ...but hold on ...and smile ...🙂
The emotional trajectory throughout the podcast...is something we experience in every podcast episode...This is what make these epis...so special... please never discontinue these
I was smiling at the beginning of this episode but as time progressed, the vibe totally changed. This conversation felt so real as if my friends were talking. More power to you guys!!!
I usually do not like podcasts which are not educational or of any personal info I want to know, but I genuinely love this one. I cried when Kanishk and Akansha cried. And when Kaustubh said ki jitna attachment karoge utna dukh hoga. It just all hit me so hard, dealing with some same things personally. All strength to Kanishk, Kaustabh, Akansha with all my heart.
Going through what Kanish said... When you see the person you loved all your life in pain and death approaching near and you also can't do anything about it. That breaks you in a million unimaginable ways...
This is such a sweet and heart-warming podcast. So human and genuine. Also, shows how these guys are dealing with loss in their personal lives but still pull off such amazing videos in front of the camera and make us laugh. Thank you guys!
This is such a therapeutic podcast it feels so relatable so close it feels like you are talking to me and at one point of time it feels like I was literally talking to you guys I almost had tears when kanishk and akansha were emotional because I had lost my father and I can feel it... Thank you for this podcast 💓💓
I cried quiet a few times watching this podcast thinking of all the traumas that I’ve went through in different phases of my life finish crying and then resume watching. Such a nice one this one 🎉
Didn’t even realised that these podcasts will be this much gripping, 3 podcasts till now and I already in love with these , best part is they all are so natural , feels like you’re the 5th one sitting there and listening to them
Next episode please on Mental health issues, anxiety, fear , death , body insecurity .. we really want to see Akansha di , kanishk, Satyam , Rohit Biswas in every episode of oos and as always keep making such vdos and one last thing jaldi jaldi upload karo Matlab this series is really interesting & actually can't wait for the next episode
Trust me, I'm drinking right now, totally alone at my house, broken, relationship, lost father, lost mother 3 months ago, and everything they are saying is so so so relatable to me, and trust me I have been watching ok tested almost from last 4 years and this was truly best episode ever One more thing kanishk you and me have so much similarities Wow world is amazing 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I hope you will create a loving peaceful place for yourself. Have faith... i know it's difficult... but atleast try.... wishing you the happy life ahead💕
Any loss can cause a broken heart. Whether it's the end of a relationship, the death of a pet, family upset, personal failure, or other negative event, separation from someone or something we value can cause heartbreak.. and heartbreak is evident....
That fear of losing parents... Always haunts me... I am getting married in some months..and the thought that I won't be with my parents after that..is kind of scary and freaks me out.. may god take care of everyone's parents in their absence including mine ❤️
I am watching ok tested from very beginning. But this podcast is so very deeply connected to me. I lost my mother a year before all of the sudden. I don't know what the exact way to cope with it still. Hearing you all feels like sitting there with you and talking. And through out this one year. When ever l want to distract my thoughts l just watch your videos repeatedly. It just makes me smile for a moment. I just want to thank you all for being so relatable.
Truly "the idea of death" is not enough to prepare you for what the death of your loved one actually feels like! I used to think no death would affect me after my mum's death due to cancer in 2012 when I was 13. I was soooo wrong, I lost one of my maasis to cancer in 2021, all of it came down crumbling and I felt all of it all over again, with another maasi battling cancer too (she is better now), and my father being a heart patient. Nothing "prepares" you but taking time to process it thoroughly is what I have learnt all through these years. More power to Akansha and Kanishk! 🥰
The best thing Oktested has ever everrrr come up with is this series . That okt which always made us laugh also made us cry today . A healthy conversation , a therapy for you as well as the audience. Was such a rollercoaster ride filled with all sorts of emotions from 😆😀🤣to 🥺😌 . By reaching the end of this session it actually feels so calm as Kanishk said. All these 3episodes have taught us so many realities about life . Lots of love and power to you guys . Keep doing more of these. 💜💕
So happy to see another episode of the Podcast! Also, my answer to the Question is: “The Aromantic-Asexual Spectrum exists and food is better than people.”
Fr I spend way too much time figuring out if it is a platonic crush/squish or if its anything romantic.. Tbh idk how it feels to have a crush like real crush not platonic attraction😩
this is so fun! didn't realise how quickly an hour passed, i can listen to another hour of this easily! also when you guys are asking each other questions, i have my own answers in my mind too - which makes it engaging plus makes me want to be a part of the convo, lol. great stuff!
It was the first podcast which made me cry. Its been so long after my breakup and didn't felt the pain of loosing a person but this podcast made me feel those emotions 🥺
Seeing these people cry, who've made me laugh doesn't feel nice at all. But, honestly, loved watching you all share your experiences in life. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Honestly one of the best conversations ever. So real. So deep. Each of you showed us pieces of yourself and your vulnerable side. ❤️ I hope someone listening/watching takes solace in this mature conversation. Kudos to you guys!
maybe this podcast as said went out of what its thumbnail, but it was best podcast and will be and literally it felt so connected to all what has been discussed about life and death and the reality you have to deal and last discussion really made me cry about family and how bad and depressing it feels to loose someone and i hope this discussion should be continued in coming episode.
You guys are gem! This podcast specifically had a whole package of emotions jokes, stories and the last emotional part. I don't know why kaustabh didn't had tears in his eyes, my eyes immediately filled with tears as soon I saw kanishk's face during the concluding part. More power to all of you, Glad to came across this channel during Lockdown & being an small member of this wholesome community!
really feels like , I am sitting with my friends and its like 2a.m. and we are chugging beer ,and having deep and emotional talks. Feels very casual ,very calm at that moment of my life.
Even if the podcast goes off track we still love it. You guys being vulnerable in front of us feels so good. Keep this as raw as it is. I hope you keep bringing new episodes to the series as long as possible ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Absolutely in love with this series! I know it gets fewer views cause people might be hesitant to get into the long videos but personally, I'm really happy to have come across this. Hope to see more of this!
hi i m 18 yrs old.. i just binged watched the 3 eps and this series is really awesome!!!! like it helps me to see things a lil maturely also from some diff perspective. it was just so engaging to watch every second of these episodes and not skip anything! all 4 of u is somewhere relatable in some weird way.. (myself being a normal girl who has not seen much of life but is going to enter adulthood) u guys sharing ur stories is truly teaching me a lot of things whether it be how to deal with heartbreaks of life or to do a futuristic planning when u r away from home.. these eps r totally fun but also somewhat helpful or i might say educating abt just LIFE in general. there r some things noone tells us-teenagers in life and u guys r surely giving some kind of guidance abt how life is going to turn out to be in my later yrs.. just THANK U for this amazing series and for sharing ur stories! DONT STOP THIS SERIES.. its wonderful!
i don't know how i feel about this podcast. What a rollercoaster it was, from relating to every single line to laughing on what dumbfuck i was back then.. thanks for all the stories guys
Dude I was literally crying with them As I'm a teenage girl who lost her mother to cancer and I can relate to most of the things in this podcast... please continue making these
Kanishq ...you are a pure gem💎 I just love you for the way you are ..when you were hiding your tears I literally cried bro...I wish I can find a guy like you
I love the anchors for their fun videos but I love them even more because they chose to make us see this side too. I mean in all maturity, in all senses, we all are the same people internally. Dealing with heart breaks, loss, craving for love. This vulnerability is real and raw. This is what life is.
Some suggestions 1)Things every middle class fam has been through on a daily basis. 2) how to cope up with the Generation Gap with our parents . 3) peer pressure 4) bachpan hi saahi tha .. like how things change and the reality hits 5) your 5 yr goals in life 6) what motivates you guys (on daily basis ) & in general as well 7) Love marriage & Arrange marriage 8) you mature as you age 9) time teaches you a lot 10) spirituality 11) switch from millennials to Genz 12) how imp it is to talk about sex and sexual awareness in general 13) Does life actually goes on ? 14) we have stopped living our lives and have become more like machines 15) modern life comes with morden problems 16) does size actually matters (For all types of Genders) 17) online dating 18) Trends 19) sustainability 20) what is your ideal way to spending quality time with your fam 21) fillers n filters 22) your true purpose in life. Have you found your purpose yet ? 23) Body insecurities (stretch marks, body hair etc )
@@smackchie it's just that I don't want this series to end.. loving all your conversations and as always keep growing n lots of love to each one of you guys ❤️🥺
it felt like having a chilled out time with friends. Pehle sirf entertainers the aap sab, bt after the 'out of syllabus' episodes you all feel like close friends. Keep this going guys.
This 1 hour genuinely made me laugh, cry and relate to completely different level when they started talking about deaths. Best podcast I have heard till now. Bring us more episodes and definitely whosoever idea it was deserves a hike. Love you guys ❤️
I noticed that when Akanksha talked about death… all three of them Akanksha Kaustubh and Kanishk just start tapping there feet… trying to suppress emotions.. i know i have also been there and done that. More power to you♥️
I do not have words to express what a whirlwind of emotions I went through while watching this video guys! I experienced the worst heart break of my life when I lost my boyfriend, the love of my life a few months back. We were supposed to get married and instead I am mourning him. I felt your pain guys. I think my coping machanisim is denial and fantasizing about our non existent future together. Because I still cannot believe and accept that he is gone. Thank you so much for making such a meaningful video. Love you guys!
Was very surprised to see all these guys pouring their hearts out . Things from like their first heartbreak , coping mechanisms to loosing dearones . Loved their genuine unfiltered conversation . My heart goes out to akansha and Kanishk . May god heal them and all of us who have seen life taking major twists , turns . Please guys bring more of these podcasts . I absolutely love them 😊😊😊❤️
i literally laughed,cried and also realised that time is precious, my parents are everything and i should make them more happy and Don't regret my actions later, really nice video👏🏻👏🏻
Out of syllabus is an amazing work done by you guys . initially it was going very comedy but as the time passed you people talked and about the genuine issues that everyone has at sometime and at some place and has passed through it . the last 20 minutes of the episode genuinely makes emotional about the sudden death of beloved one .
Seeing everyone so vulnerable, sharing their painful past reminded me of my own heartbreak and coping with death of my loved ones. Made me cry. Been following everyone for yearss and this was my favorite episode. Love from Pakistan. ♥️
I relate my mindset so much with kaustub and satyam regarding this ....I just stepped in my 20's and who knows if life brings me surprises and my thought process changes. Much love to ok tested crew for bringing this amazing series...learned a lot through them, their stories, their experiences who have seen life much more than I did from a different perspective as well maybe. Loving this series so far. Huge fan ....been watching ok tested from a long time now and had never been so attached to a youtube channel. Good luck to you guys..Keep shining❤
Starting this podcast was a really good decision. We can relate so much with these episodes that one can know they are not only the ones who have gone through these situation and it's a part of life. Hats off!! I can see Kanishk controlling emotions when everyone started talking about death, at one point when Kaustubh started singing I thought he'll start crying. ❤❤❤❤
I think this was a much needed series where I could listen to people talking unfiltered, especially a topic dealing with heartbreaks, the real ones, losing someone! Could personally relate as I lost my mother at the age of 16 due to covid. And till now, almost 2 years have passed but it's still that I just try to cope with that and somedays I miserably fail, but yeah hearing your experiences make me feel sooth and that I'm not alone. I think we all need such conversations going on. Please don't ever stop these series. Big fan of OK Tested. I hope that this comment reaches you❤❤❤❤
this was actually very heartwarming. the random stories, and life lessons, i literally felt I was there with you guys listening to everything you're saying. it was a roller coaster. pls do not ever stop making these typa videos
I think these kind of podcasts should happen more often as most people shy away from talking about the realities of life, this is one of the most realistic podcast ever, all of the episodes for that matter... Love all of your efforts
I personally love watching Out of syllabus. There are so many things in life which we don't experience but we learn so much seeing the other person experience it. I agree with all of your opinions, even if people feel that Kaustubh was being a real pessimist, i believe that he was being a realist. And he is obviously entitled to his opinion even if no one agrees which is a good thing, makes you an individual. All in all, a brilliant podcast, kudos you guys
This podcast is like u r on a rooftop having green herbs fresh cool air passing through ur body nd u recall every single depressing moment of ur life.. this is insane, this is something meaningful, please do continue this type of podcast🙏 It's really therapeutic
I lost my brother and grandmother, a while ago and I've always felt that "heartbroken" feeling of someone just leaving me. However, I felt that it was stupid and it didn't make sense so I never spoke about it, but today i realised that there are many more like me. Thank you OK Tested for validating what I've been feeling for so many years
Started watching with a smiling face.. and heartbreak in a relationship was saddening but it is something that everyone has felt but the real heartbreak is loosing someone to death... Man it's something that I have by god's grace not faced yet.. but listening to your stories made me feel emotional and fearful at the same time..
This podcast is just so overwhelming to watch. This bought out so many memories including heartbreaks not only from the person you love but also on the family side of it........... I could just related with so many things which has been discussed in this episode........ Thank you OK Tested for starting this podcast........
During the pandemic I had to stay home and lost 2 years of my college. Because of this I had been holding so much angst in me that I did not see or realise a lot of thing. Staying home with my parents made me feel really stuck and furious because I felt it was my age to be out and experiencing LIFE. But after watching this it made me realise maybe my life took this course in order to make me not take my parents for granted and finding a friend in them. After all, they're the only ones who I know for sure give a shit about me. As I'm growing older I can relate to them more and I believe finding a friend in your parents is the best thing that can happen in today's time. I'm glad I stumbled upon this video :)
This out of syllabus series are so therapeutic. I had drive for 40 min for work was feeling depressed didnot want to play any songs and I played this video and was laughing and crying at the same time. Please donot end this series. This is like therapy to me!!!!!!
My god this episode was a rollercoaster of emotions . It’s not very often that we get to see emotional and vulnerable side of anchors. Waiting for more episodes of this series. Keep it going it’s awesome!
You guys!!!! 😭 Rola diya!!! Thanks for being soo genuine about your life and sharing this much insight on your biggest turning points in life. These podcasts, especially this one are soo thought-provoking and needed for an 18-year-old me. Thanks to all of you. ❤ Wishing you more happiness and peace in your lives.
Every bit of this episode (specially the last bit) is relatable. Nothing compares to losing someone to death. You seriously never deal with it. I still haven’t, and probably never will be able to deal with the fact that my dad is not there anymore.
Okay, hands down the most amazing podcast ever. You guys literally overcame the flood of disappointment with the previous audience. Thank youu! Miss you Biswas! 😩♥️ Kanishk, Aakansha were too heartbroken today. Kanishk cried. We all cried. I think yeah he has to make a joke to cope up with the loss he faced. Kaus dealt with it without crying but deep down, he misses his father a lot. He didn't express it at all about what he felt. Kanishk, pls don't ever cry, your mother is in a better place.
This was a great podcast. My learning from all kinds of heart break (especially the ones where life fxxxs you up) is that one needs to let out the emotions! Don't keep everything to yourself! Write in a journal, or share with a friend or maybe a therapist or even talk to yourself and let the emotion/thinkings out of your brain! This approach has helped me a lot!
Me at 4am, Thinking of my breakups, love affairs, One side, Crush, failures, School , etc But at the end of the video, I remembered my mom. The rollercoaster ride definitely.
Kanishk is a gem of a person ❤️💎 I literally started crying when he cried but yes he is the best and even the whole team 🥺🧿⭐ keep on shining #Can't even dream of those girls who break up with him..💔He is such a nice guy 💕
Hey! For me this video came out as a lesson as I had a break up just a week ago, and after having closure now i realised i was the one who wasn't right for her. Thank you guys for having this podcast.
Love this podcast series, reminds me of many such conversations we all would have had with our besties. Trip down memory lane, philosophy, relationships, life in general. Brilliant idea, kudos to the creative team who came up with this.
You guys are kind of a gem 💎 Never stop making these podcasts. I can relate most of the things whatever you said in these 3 episodes. Three words for this series... NOSTALGIC, RELATABLE, HEARTWARMING ❤️ KUDOS TO THE ENTIRE TEAM. THANKU SO MUCH FOR EVERY SINGLE PERSON. It's been many years watching ok tested, You guys built a personal connection with the audience. ❤️
These relationship heartbreaks are actually nothing (temporary )but when u lose ur parents or your very close family member that sucks... Sucks very bad .. u can never cope up with that pain like never ever .. u just have to accept and start living with that 💔
They became more and more geniune towards the end of the video.. its very rare that I find videos like these. Topics like grief and death really brings out the vulnerable side in all of us and it's something we just can't control, it's just something about being human and being alive. I love seeing this type genuiness in people and I find myself lucky whenever I have got the chance to be this geniune with my friends and family. Its the true essence of life. Also you guys are brave to be so open and talk about it. Thank you guys for sharing.
i never commented on any of the videos until now i really liked this podcast. as many of the viewers are of 19-25 years old and we should learn that somehow something unexpected will happen with us and we have to prepare for that but deep down we can't actually prepare ourselves we have to get going things like before. Many people will leave us for some reasons but we have to be US. And kanishk and kaustuv a big virtual hug to you man i feel you man i feel you❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️you guys are such a real inspiration for teenagers ❤️❤️❤️
You might don't know how these sessions help me to understand life, this is so pure so genuine and so real it's just perfect ❤️ pls make more series of this. I'll wait for the next video ✨
Next video topic Serious one : mental health, how u guys deal with these things when things like self esteem is low, fomo, fear of future, being a student really needed this. Light one : discussion on horror/paranormal things, anything u guys have experienced or have listened from here and there , facts about horror places etc... U can also include CONSPIRACY THEORIES wala part .
This series is the best. So much stuff to relate to, so much stuff to learn from. And such a natural and raw conversation. We generally don't have these conversations like how we are dealing with a death in family and all and this just felt like I've talked about it with you guys. It was somehow therapeutic for me just as a viewer as well. Love these podcasts and love you guys.
I love the way Kanish broke down while talking about his mom. For all those who think "Mard ko dard nahi hota" that's bullshit. I just don't understand how emotions can be gender biased. My husband is 50, he lost his mom in Jan this year and cries every time she comes in any discussion. It's your parents after all. And more importantly emotions jitna supress karogay just because you are a man/boy thinking people will bully you or will think you are weak. Trust me you don't need those friends in your life. People who truly understand you will understand each and every emotion of yours. Crying and letting your emotions flow is actually good for health and mental peace. So let it go out of your mind buddy in whichever way feasible.
This one was a complete rollercoaster.. When the episode started I didn't expected it to end like this. Relatable on so many levels, I laughed, I cried and I didn't realise when & how an hour past it felt like I'm sitting right there with you guys♥
When Kaustubh said "logo ka bachpan ka pyaar hota hai, mere toh bachpan k dost bhi nahi hai" we all felt that😂
That's me.
@@moumitadas2351 NPC
That felt personal bro.
Same 😔
BB
How kanishq was trying to hide his tears with smile... But he couldn’t. Mujhe rona aagya. He always try to show us his fun side. But this time hus tears didn’t let him do that. Ur Biggest fan kanishq sir ❤️🔥
Kanishk has sort of a child hidden inside him that peaks out every now and then. I can totally relate to some of his emotional paranoias and fears and how panicky he seems at times. Getting to know more about him and his life that kind of matches with my own personality is great 🔥🔥🔥🔥 Also Saty is FOREVER LOVE in all aspects ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Ohoooooo
For the genz - "maxxxxx relate yaar"
Sem
Literally got tears in my eyes watching Akansha crying, she gives the most easy genuine explanations , she's the heart of this series , the one who keeps opinion unbiased and non judgemental🥰 the friend we all need in a way💝
I found here the most unfiltered content and I love how every person in ok tested is not prejudiced or narrow minded towards the unreasonable things in society.
Thank you for this ❤️
True , they are so real
Exactly
Fr dude fr... like they are the people jinhe tum sab kuch bta skte ho, like u can have a convo on anything
This was better than most of the videos on RUclips. This series is a breath of fresh air. Mature conversations between millennials.
Thank you sooo much Mr Basil. Means a lot! We’re trying something new. Would you like to suggest a few ideas?
@@smackchie topic on the top of my head... How did u and others get into this career space?
@@smackchie bro this could be learning and betterment of adolescents
@@basilrdmello We’ll consider it for sure! ❤️
Hi Basil! Are you a millennial?
The Out Of Syllabus series has the potential to become a natural heart to heart platform, especially for millenials. Kudos to the team for being so open and sharing such personal anecdotes. Their personal bonding and chemistry is evident from the ease with which conversation flows.
Also, I loved the comfortable silences (though short) in between difficult topics. Keep doing this guys I'm looking forward to the next episode. I'm sure it is difficult to structure an entire 1 hour episode on a single central theme but my personal opinion is that it doesn't matter if it digresses, as long as it is raw and honest! Much love ❤️
Ok tested please DON'T discontinue this series due to comparatively low views ( as It's RUclips algorithm small clips gets generally more views)
Whatever views you're getting within range of 400-600k these are the genuine ones, almost every single one of us has watched it till the very end.
Keep spicing up the topics & can add new or some old faces as well.
Moreover in this manner if you introduce new hosts we will feel a bit connected with the newcomers once we hear about their lifestyle and all such other stuff.
Edit 1 : GUESS WHAT!? they did 😂
Edit 2 : No they didn't 😌
Yessss
@@ashpreetwadhwa8273 absolutely 💯
For real
I think they have pre filmed this tbh she said ep 19 👁️🤧
Yes❣️🌅
I can relate so much to Akanksha...my father died due to covid while serving people ( he was a doctor) and the last thing that came to my mind was that he could die. Throughout his life, he went on saving the lives of other people. Until that day I felt that no matter what he would fight and come out of ICU and he didn't. Fathers are always like an immortal superhero for us. It was so hard to deal with and tbh people never deal with heartbreaks they just try to get accustomed to it and live with it. Life goes on no matter what, and it only leaves regrets for you to repent. even I wish I could have spent more quality time with him. And tbh once you face the death of a near one, relationship issues are tiny in front of it. I hope no one has to deal with death and its after-effects. And now living your life becomes a compulsion it's not your choice anymore...
Respect✊🏽
Really sorry for your loss
Talking abt deaths, my mother passed in COVID too, its been 15 months but I still can't hold myself whenever someone talks abt how good she was as a person, she is even now the love of my life.
Mothers always love you, no matter what
The problem with me now, is their is noone on this entire planet whom I can trust that he/she loves me unconditionally, being an introvert i can't share stuff too......
Wht u wrote feels like a tight hug from screen
sorry for your loss ... nothing can replenish that in ur life... but hold on ... life throws surprises at you ...which makes u feel great sometimes .... May your father Rest in
peace .... Proud of him ... being myself a doctor ..i know what those times were ...but hold on ...and smile ...🙂
@@imcatwoman3738 Ohhh mann❤
The emotional trajectory throughout the podcast...is something we experience in every podcast episode...This is what make these epis...so special... please never discontinue these
Missing Rohit Biswas in this episode.. want to see him in almost all the episodes of OOS
I was smiling at the beginning of this episode but as time progressed, the vibe totally changed. This conversation felt so real as if my friends were talking. More power to you guys!!!
Finally someone is talking about a parent's death and it's relatable on a whole new level.🥹 Sending love&hugs! 🫂 And Kanishk broooo😭🤍
I usually do not like podcasts which are not educational or of any personal info I want to know, but I genuinely love this one.
I cried when Kanishk and Akansha cried. And when Kaustubh said ki jitna attachment karoge utna dukh hoga. It just all hit me so hard, dealing with some same things personally.
All strength to Kanishk, Kaustabh, Akansha with all my heart.
Going through what Kanish said... When you see the person you loved all your life in pain and death approaching near and you also can't do anything about it. That breaks you in a million unimaginable ways...
Kaustubh has repressed traumas to deal with. I hope he does on time and feels lighter. ❤️
True and same
No he is into spiritually and practicing detachment really helps
This is such a sweet and heart-warming podcast. So human and genuine. Also, shows how these guys are dealing with loss in their personal lives but still pull off such amazing videos in front of the camera and make us laugh. Thank you guys!
This is such a therapeutic podcast it feels so relatable so close it feels like you are talking to me and at one point of time it feels like I was literally talking to you guys I almost had tears when kanishk and akansha were emotional because I had lost my father and I can feel it... Thank you for this podcast 💓💓
I cried quiet a few times watching this podcast thinking of all the traumas that I’ve went through in different phases of my life finish crying and then resume watching. Such a nice one this one 🎉
The fact that they quoted songs from time to time that resonated w their feelings!!! This series is close to our hearts for a reason
Didn’t even realised that these podcasts will be this much gripping, 3 podcasts till now and I already in love with these , best part is they all are so natural , feels like you’re the 5th one sitting there and listening to them
Next episode please on Mental health issues, anxiety, fear , death , body insecurity .. we really want to see Akansha di , kanishk, Satyam , Rohit Biswas in every episode of oos and as always keep making such vdos and one last thing jaldi jaldi upload karo Matlab this series is really interesting & actually can't wait for the next episode
Totally unpopular opinion...n I agree with it❤️
Yesss...
The person who came up with this idea deserves a hike, might’ve saved this channel… love from Himachal, long time Ok Tested fan ❤️
Heart break is depressing but it's evident. It's a stepping stone in your life that gives you maturity.
Trust me, I'm drinking right now, totally alone at my house, broken, relationship, lost father, lost mother 3 months ago, and everything they are saying is so so so relatable to me, and trust me I have been watching ok tested almost from last 4 years and this was truly best episode ever
One more thing kanishk you and me have so much similarities
Wow world is amazing
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I know the feeling! Lost my father and failed in exams and blank future that all i can see ryt now
I hope you will create a loving peaceful place for yourself. Have faith... i know it's difficult... but atleast try.... wishing you the happy life ahead💕
There is always light at the end of tunnel! Don't lose hope you guys! There's always hope. Always!
Akansha story was fab
Hare Krishna ❤️❤️
Any loss can cause a broken heart. Whether it's the end of a relationship, the death of a pet, family upset, personal failure, or other negative event, separation from someone or something we value can cause heartbreak.. and heartbreak is evident....
That fear of losing parents... Always haunts me... I am getting married in some months..and the thought that I won't be with my parents after that..is kind of scary and freaks me out.. may god take care of everyone's parents in their absence including mine ❤️
I am watching ok tested from very beginning. But this podcast is so very deeply connected to me. I lost my mother a year before all of the sudden. I don't know what the exact way to cope with it still. Hearing you all feels like sitting there with you and talking.
And through out this one year. When ever l want to distract my thoughts l just watch your videos repeatedly. It just makes me smile for a moment.
I just want to thank you all for being so relatable.
Truly "the idea of death" is not enough to prepare you for what the death of your loved one actually feels like! I used to think no death would affect me after my mum's death due to cancer in 2012 when I was 13. I was soooo wrong, I lost one of my maasis to cancer in 2021, all of it came down crumbling and I felt all of it all over again, with another maasi battling cancer too (she is better now), and my father being a heart patient. Nothing "prepares" you but taking time to process it thoroughly is what I have learnt all through these years. More power to Akansha and Kanishk! 🥰
The best thing Oktested has ever everrrr come up with is this series . That okt which always made us laugh also made us cry today .
A healthy conversation , a therapy for you as well as the audience.
Was such a rollercoaster ride filled with all sorts of emotions from 😆😀🤣to 🥺😌 .
By reaching the end of this session it actually feels so calm as Kanishk said.
All these 3episodes have taught us so many realities about life .
Lots of love and power to you guys . Keep doing more of these. 💜💕
So happy to see another episode of the Podcast! Also, my answer to the Question is: “The Aromantic-Asexual Spectrum exists and food is better than people.”
THIS. 🖤💜🤍
Fr I spend way too much time figuring out if it is a platonic crush/squish or if its anything romantic.. Tbh idk how it feels to have a crush like real crush not platonic attraction😩
Aye cheers ✨✌
Nope
@@viniistfu koi sense banta haan ?
this is so fun! didn't realise how quickly an hour passed, i can listen to another hour of this easily! also when you guys are asking each other questions, i have my own answers in my mind too - which makes it engaging plus makes me want to be a part of the convo, lol. great stuff!
It was the first podcast which made me cry. Its been so long after my breakup and didn't felt the pain of loosing a person but this podcast made me feel those emotions 🥺
So good and refreshing to see that Kanishk, Aakansha and Satyam are so in touch with their emotions. Raw and heart warming
Seeing these people cry, who've made me laugh doesn't feel nice at all.
But, honestly, loved watching you all share your experiences in life.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Honestly one of the best conversations ever.
So real. So deep. Each of you showed us pieces of yourself and your vulnerable side. ❤️
I hope someone listening/watching takes solace in this mature conversation.
Kudos to you guys!
The vulnerability was so palpable. Big hugs to Kanishk and Aakansha ♥️
maybe this podcast as said went out of what its thumbnail, but it was best podcast and will be and literally it felt so connected to all what has been discussed about life and death and the reality you have to deal and last discussion really made me cry about family and how bad and depressing it feels to loose someone and i hope this discussion should be continued in coming episode.
and Kanishk man i could literally relate to you hats off to you man how amazing you came out and all the others too
Therapy is expensive that's why i keep watching this podcast....🤧❤️
That parents conversation was spine chilling 😭😭😭
You guys are gem!
This podcast specifically had a whole package of emotions jokes, stories and the last emotional part.
I don't know why kaustabh didn't had tears in his eyes, my eyes immediately filled with tears as soon I saw kanishk's face during the concluding part.
More power to all of you, Glad to came across this channel during Lockdown & being an small member of this wholesome community!
Bro I’m like kaustubh I lost both my parents one after another but i know in my mind that I don’t want to cry for my siblings and i have to be strong
really feels like , I am sitting with my friends and its like 2a.m. and we are chugging beer ,and having deep and emotional talks. Feels
very casual ,very calm at that moment of my life.
Even if the podcast goes off track we still love it. You guys being vulnerable in front of us feels so good. Keep this as raw as it is. I hope you keep bringing new episodes to the series as long as possible ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Absolutely in love with this series! I know it gets fewer views cause people might be hesitant to get into the long videos but personally, I'm really happy to have come across this. Hope to see more of this!
hi i m 18 yrs old.. i just binged watched the 3 eps and this series is really awesome!!!! like it helps me to see things a lil maturely also from some diff perspective. it was just so engaging to watch every second of these episodes and not skip anything! all 4 of u is somewhere relatable in some weird way.. (myself being a normal girl who has not seen much of life but is going to enter adulthood) u guys sharing ur stories is truly teaching me a lot of things whether it be how to deal with heartbreaks of life or to do a futuristic planning when u r away from home.. these eps r totally fun but also somewhat helpful or i might say educating abt just LIFE in general. there r some things noone tells us-teenagers in life and u guys r surely giving some kind of guidance abt how life is going to turn out to be in my later yrs.. just THANK U for this amazing series and for sharing ur stories! DONT STOP THIS SERIES.. its wonderful!
You're absolutely correct Arushi 💯
Love you Kanishk... Don't cry man.. Your mother is loving you from wherever she is... Love to you ❣️
Wherever that Crush story was going, I wasn’t expecting it to end at “Husband”. 😂
i don't know how i feel about this podcast. What a rollercoaster it was, from relating to every single line to laughing on what dumbfuck i was back then.. thanks for all the stories guys
Wallah! We’re glad you enjoyed! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Dude I was literally crying with them
As I'm a teenage girl who lost her mother to cancer and I can relate to most of the things in this podcast... please continue making these
More love to you girl ❤️
May god help u in each and every endeavour
Hare Krishna ❤️❤️
Kanishq ...you are a pure gem💎 I just love you for the way you are ..when you were hiding your tears I literally cried bro...I wish I can find a guy like you
I love the anchors for their fun videos but I love them even more because they chose to make us see this side too. I mean in all maturity, in all senses, we all are the same people internally. Dealing with heart breaks, loss, craving for love. This vulnerability is real and raw. This is what life is.
I lost my grandfather 4 months back being 19 i listen to "chithi na koi sandesh" man this song is a feel
Some suggestions
1)Things every middle class fam has been through on a daily basis.
2) how to cope up with the Generation Gap with our parents .
3) peer pressure
4) bachpan hi saahi tha .. like how things change and the reality hits
5) your 5 yr goals in life
6) what motivates you guys (on daily basis ) & in general as well
7) Love marriage & Arrange marriage
8) you mature as you age
9) time teaches you a lot
10) spirituality
11) switch from millennials to Genz
12) how imp it is to talk about sex and sexual awareness in general
13) Does life actually goes on ?
14) we have stopped living our lives and have become more like machines
15) modern life comes with morden problems
16) does size actually matters (For all types of Genders)
17) online dating
18) Trends
19) sustainability
20) what is your ideal way to spending quality time with your fam
21) fillers n filters
22) your true purpose in life. Have you found your purpose yet ?
23) Body insecurities (stretch marks, body hair etc )
Wallahhh! These are some great topics. We’ll definitely consider!
@@smackchie it's just that I don't want this series to end.. loving all your conversations and as always keep growing n lots of love to each one of you guys ❤️🥺
@@smackchie They are really great ideas . Pls do consider them and continue the series . Love you guys 💖💖
Arrange marriage and love marriage is really interesting
Arrange marriage or Love marriage plus you mature as your age
The time Kanishk took pause while talking about death......made me cry!! Really! amazing talk guys
it felt like having a chilled out time with friends. Pehle sirf entertainers the aap sab, bt after the 'out of syllabus' episodes you all feel like close friends. Keep this going guys.
This 1 hour genuinely made me laugh, cry and relate to completely different level when they started talking about deaths. Best podcast I have heard till now. Bring us more episodes and definitely whosoever idea it was deserves a hike. Love you guys ❤️
Have never watched a video so long without skipping a second... You guys have knowingly or unknowingly taught us a lot ❤️.. Thank You 🙌
I noticed that when Akanksha talked about death… all three of them Akanksha Kaustubh and Kanishk just start tapping there feet… trying to suppress emotions.. i know i have also been there and done that. More power to you♥️
Nobody talks about grief and how to cope with it....i feel so much prepared and more like aware now. Thankyou guys for being so vulnerable.
I do not have words to express what a whirlwind of emotions I went through while watching this video guys! I experienced the worst heart break of my life when I lost my boyfriend, the love of my life a few months back. We were supposed to get married and instead I am mourning him. I felt your pain guys. I think my coping machanisim is denial and fantasizing about our non existent future together. Because I still cannot believe and accept that he is gone. Thank you so much for making such a meaningful video. Love you guys!
Was very surprised to see all these guys pouring their hearts out . Things from like their first heartbreak , coping mechanisms to loosing dearones . Loved their genuine unfiltered conversation . My heart goes out to akansha and Kanishk . May god heal them and all of us who have seen life taking major twists , turns . Please guys bring more of these podcasts . I absolutely love them 😊😊😊❤️
i literally laughed,cried and also realised that time is precious, my parents are everything and i should make them more happy and Don't regret my actions later, really nice video👏🏻👏🏻
Totally agree
Out of syllabus is an amazing work done by you guys . initially it was going very comedy but as the time passed you people talked and about the genuine issues that everyone has at sometime and at some place and has passed through it . the last 20 minutes of the episode genuinely makes emotional about the sudden death of beloved one .
Seeing everyone so vulnerable, sharing their painful past reminded me of my own heartbreak and coping with death of my loved ones. Made me cry. Been following everyone for yearss and this was my favorite episode. Love from Pakistan. ♥️
This series is literally something... Hoping for a lot more episodes to come..
Appreciate all the team for sharing the personal experiences of your life... specially the last death part... felt it myself
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I relate my mindset so much with kaustub and satyam regarding this ....I just stepped in my 20's and who knows if life brings me surprises and my thought process changes. Much love to ok tested crew for bringing this amazing series...learned a lot through them, their stories, their experiences who have seen life much more than I did from a different perspective as well maybe. Loving this series so far. Huge fan ....been watching ok tested from a long time now and had never been so attached to a youtube channel. Good luck to you guys..Keep shining❤
Starting this podcast was a really good decision. We can relate so much with these episodes that one can know they are not only the ones who have gone through these situation and it's a part of life. Hats off!! I can see Kanishk controlling emotions when everyone started talking about death, at one point when Kaustubh started singing I thought he'll start crying. ❤❤❤❤
I think this was a much needed series where I could listen to people talking unfiltered, especially a topic dealing with heartbreaks, the real ones, losing someone! Could personally relate as I lost my mother at the age of 16 due to covid. And till now, almost 2 years have passed but it's still that I just try to cope with that and somedays I miserably fail, but yeah hearing your experiences make me feel sooth and that I'm not alone. I think we all need such conversations going on. Please don't ever stop these series. Big fan of OK Tested. I hope that this comment reaches you❤❤❤❤
this was actually very heartwarming. the random stories, and life lessons, i literally felt I was there with you guys listening to everything you're saying. it was a roller coaster. pls do not ever stop making these typa videos
I think these kind of podcasts should happen more often as most people shy away from talking about the realities of life, this is one of the most realistic podcast ever, all of the episodes for that matter... Love all of your efforts
I personally love watching Out of syllabus. There are so many things in life which we don't experience but we learn so much seeing the other person experience it. I agree with all of your opinions, even if people feel that Kaustubh was being a real pessimist, i believe that he was being a realist. And he is obviously entitled to his opinion even if no one agrees which is a good thing, makes you an individual. All in all, a brilliant podcast, kudos you guys
This podcast is like u r on a rooftop having green herbs fresh cool air passing through ur body nd u recall every single depressing moment of ur life.. this is insane, this is something meaningful, please do continue this type of podcast🙏
It's really therapeutic
I lost my brother and grandmother, a while ago and I've always felt that "heartbroken" feeling of someone just leaving me. However, I felt that it was stupid and it didn't make sense so I never spoke about it, but today i realised that there are many more like me. Thank you OK Tested for validating what I've been feeling for so many years
When Kanishk said "Thak gya hun broo"....i felt that..
These podcasts are so therapeutic. Love these videos so much
For us as well! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Started watching with a smiling face.. and heartbreak in a relationship was saddening but it is something that everyone has felt but the real heartbreak is loosing someone to death... Man it's something that I have by god's grace not faced yet.. but listening to your stories made me feel emotional and fearful at the same time..
This podcast is just so overwhelming to watch. This bought out so many memories including heartbreaks not only from the person you love but also on the family side of it........... I could just related with so many things which has been discussed in this episode........ Thank you OK Tested for starting this podcast........
During the pandemic I had to stay home and lost 2 years of my college. Because of this I had been holding so much angst in me that I did not see or realise a lot of thing. Staying home with my parents made me feel really stuck and furious because I felt it was my age to be out and experiencing LIFE. But after watching this it made me realise maybe my life took this course in order to make me not take my parents for granted and finding a friend in them. After all, they're the only ones who I know for sure give a shit about me. As I'm growing older I can relate to them more and I believe finding a friend in your parents is the best thing that can happen in today's time.
I'm glad I stumbled upon this video :)
This out of syllabus series are so therapeutic. I had drive for 40 min for work was feeling depressed didnot want to play any songs and I played this video and was laughing and crying at the same time. Please donot end this series. This is like therapy to me!!!!!!
My god this episode was a rollercoaster of emotions . It’s not very often that we get to see emotional and vulnerable side of anchors. Waiting for more episodes of this series. Keep it going it’s awesome!
JUST ONE THING.....DON'T STOP THIS SERIES AT ANY COST...THANK YOU...WE R LOVING IT.....💜💜💜
You guys!!!! 😭 Rola diya!!! Thanks for being soo genuine about your life and sharing this much insight on your biggest turning points in life. These podcasts, especially this one are soo thought-provoking and needed for an 18-year-old me. Thanks to all of you. ❤ Wishing you more happiness and peace in your lives.
Every bit of this episode (specially the last bit) is relatable. Nothing compares to losing someone to death. You seriously never deal with it. I still haven’t, and probably never will be able to deal with the fact that my dad is not there anymore.
Actual heartbreak is losing someone....that's for sure....or being away for someone you love the most....and being helpless about it🥺
I was wondering when they’d explore death in relationships but it’s nice to see the broached the topic seamlessly.
Okay, hands down the most amazing podcast ever. You guys literally overcame the flood of disappointment with the previous audience. Thank youu! Miss you Biswas! 😩♥️
Kanishk, Aakansha were too heartbroken today. Kanishk cried. We all cried. I think yeah he has to make a joke to cope up with the loss he faced. Kaus dealt with it without crying but deep down, he misses his father a lot. He didn't express it at all about what he felt. Kanishk, pls don't ever cry, your mother is in a better place.
This was a great podcast. My learning from all kinds of heart break (especially the ones where life fxxxs you up) is that one needs to let out the emotions! Don't keep everything to yourself! Write in a journal, or share with a friend or maybe a therapist or even talk to yourself and let the emotion/thinkings out of your brain! This approach has helped me a lot!
Me at 4am,
Thinking of my breakups,
love affairs,
One side,
Crush,
failures,
School , etc
But at the end of the video, I remembered my mom. The rollercoaster ride definitely.
Kanishk is a gem of a person ❤️💎
I literally started crying when he cried but yes he is the best and even the whole team 🥺🧿⭐ keep on shining
#Can't even dream of those girls who break up with him..💔He is such a nice guy 💕
Hey! For me this video came out as a lesson as I had a break up just a week ago, and after having closure now i realised i was the one who wasn't right for her. Thank you guys for having this podcast.
Love this podcast series, reminds me of many such conversations we all would have had with our besties. Trip down memory lane, philosophy, relationships, life in general. Brilliant idea, kudos to the creative team who came up with this.
You guys are kind of a gem 💎 Never stop making these podcasts. I can relate most of the things whatever you said in these 3 episodes. Three words for this series... NOSTALGIC, RELATABLE, HEARTWARMING ❤️
KUDOS TO THE ENTIRE TEAM. THANKU SO MUCH FOR EVERY SINGLE PERSON.
It's been many years watching ok tested, You guys built a personal connection with the audience. ❤️
These relationship heartbreaks are actually nothing (temporary )but when u lose ur parents or your very close family member that sucks... Sucks very bad .. u can never cope up with that pain like never ever .. u just have to accept and start living with that 💔
They became more and more geniune towards the end of the video.. its very rare that I find videos like these. Topics like grief and death really brings out the vulnerable side in all of us and it's something we just can't control, it's just something about being human and being alive. I love seeing this type genuiness in people and I find myself lucky whenever I have got the chance to be this geniune with my friends and family. Its the true essence of life.
Also you guys are brave to be so open and talk about it. Thank you guys for sharing.
i never commented on any of the videos until now i really liked this podcast. as many of the viewers are of 19-25 years old and we should learn that somehow something unexpected will happen with us and we have to prepare for that but deep down we can't actually prepare ourselves we have to get going things like before. Many people will leave us for some reasons but we have to be US. And kanishk and kaustuv a big virtual hug to you man i feel you man i feel you❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️you guys are such a real inspiration for teenagers ❤️❤️❤️
You might don't know how these sessions help me to understand life, this is so pure so genuine and so real it's just perfect ❤️ pls make more series of this. I'll wait for the next video ✨
Next video topic
Serious one : mental health, how u guys deal with these things when things like self esteem is low, fomo, fear of future, being a student really needed this.
Light one : discussion on horror/paranormal things, anything u guys have experienced or have listened from here and there , facts about horror places etc... U can also include CONSPIRACY THEORIES wala part .
This series is the best. So much stuff to relate to, so much stuff to learn from. And such a natural and raw conversation. We generally don't have these conversations like how we are dealing with a death in family and all and this just felt like I've talked about it with you guys. It was somehow therapeutic for me just as a viewer as well. Love these podcasts and love you guys.
I love the way Kanish broke down while talking about his mom. For all those who think "Mard ko dard nahi hota" that's bullshit. I just don't understand how emotions can be gender biased. My husband is 50, he lost his mom in Jan this year and cries every time she comes in any discussion. It's your parents after all. And more importantly emotions jitna supress karogay just because you are a man/boy thinking people will bully you or will think you are weak. Trust me you don't need those friends in your life. People who truly understand you will understand each and every emotion of yours. Crying and letting your emotions flow is actually good for health and mental peace. So let it go out of your mind buddy in whichever way feasible.
This one was a complete rollercoaster.. When the episode started I didn't expected it to end like this. Relatable on so many levels, I laughed, I cried and I didn't realise when & how an hour past it felt like I'm sitting right there with you guys♥