Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath released another sneak peek from his upcoming podcast episode featuring Elon Musk. The first teaser dropped just a day earlier and set the Internet abuzz.
Kamath and the world’s richest man shared a lighthearted, laughter-filled conversation. Much like the earlier teaser, this new one also captures the duo repeatedly breaking into laughter. It also offers a clearer look at some of the questions Kamath asks Musk.
Before diving into a deeper discussion, Kamath seems amused by Musk’s physical appearance. In the newly released clip, Kamath greets Musk with visible surprise.
“The first thing I must say is, you’re a lot bigger, bulkier, muscular than I would have thought you are,” Kamath says. Musk responds with disbelief, saying, “Oh, stop, you,” sparking laughter.
Most of the teaser is similarly upbeat, showing the duo enjoying several humorous moments. The video also hints at discussions about Musk’s friendships and his well-known fascination with the letter X.
Sharing the video, Kamath wrote, “Here’s to delaying gratification. The future belongs to the patient.”
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The video quickly gained traction, sparking a deluge of reactions. “The way they look at each other everytime. Its a Business Romance,” a user wrote. “Ohh wow, when I saw the first video, I genuinely thought it was AI,” another user commented.
“Nikhil Kamath can get anyone he wants to his podcast. Made in Bengaluru to the world,” a third user reacted.
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The newest episode will be released early to WTF Off Grid members in Bengaluru today. According to a post on the podcast’s Instagram page, all-things-WTF, “WTF Off Grid members” will have access to the episode ahead of the general audience.
“Get a chance to watch the episode before everyone else. Join us at our exclusive pre-screening tomorrow!,” the post announced.
Bengaluru : WTF rolls out pre-release screening of Nikhil Kamath and Elon Musk Podcast for a price tag of ₹499 at Church Street
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Several people who registered online reported that they were required to pay Rs 499 to attend the pre-screening, scheduled from 11 am to 1.30 pm.
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