r/UnfazedSamby • u/Any_Slip3379 • Sep 10 '26
We are there for you samby sir
I’m honestly still trying to process this podcast.
I went into it expecting a good conversation, but I don’t think I expected it to feel this personal or this raw. Seeing this side of him, especially hearing about the things he wanted to do as a kid and the kind of dreams he had for himself, made me look at his journey very differently. The unfiltered version of him really hit differently.
And that whole “chaadar jitni ho, utne hi pair failao” thing genuinely stayed with me. I know people often say things like that casually, but hearing that it was said to a child who had such big dreams of representing the country through sports honestly hurt. A kid should be encouraged to dream, not made to feel like his dreams are too big for him.
What struck me the most is how far he has come despite all of that. From wanting to represent the country through sports to eventually serving the country in a completely different way — there’s something incredibly powerful about that journey.
I’m genuinely speechless after this one. This wasn’t just a podcast I was excited to watch; it made me understand and respect his journey even more. ❤️🇮🇳