Nikhil Chinapa on CRAZY Roadies Auditions, Leaving Sunburn, Rave Stories and more

Nikhil Chinapa is an Indian DJ, TV personality, host and festival curator. He is popularly known for his role in MTV Roadies and Splitsvilla. In this episode he joins the boys to talk about crazy roadies auditions, dance music, leaving Sunburn, starting Supersonic, rave culture in India and much more. Nikhil Chinapa:   / nikhilchinapa   Vh1 Supersonic tickets: https://www.gosupersonic.in/book-ticket/ Timestamps: 0:00 - Judging Roadies 3:53 - Story behind the angry gorilla clip 10:30 - It's her choice 13:27 - Club scenes in the 2000s 21:03 - Nikhil's fallout with Sunburn 23:13 - How Nikhil built Supersonic 26:31 - How Nikhil got Eric Prydz to India 28:45 - Hate for this year's Supersonic lineup 40:05 - How Nikhil chooses artists to book 42:55 - Managing and organizing a music festival 45:30 - Wildest things Nikhil has seen at a gig 47:45 - What happens backstage 49:30 - Craziest artist demands 54:05 - Drug use in raves 1:00:53 - Nikhil talks about being a father 1:07:00 - Come for Supersonic Join this channel to watch a bonus episode!    / @untriggeredpodcast   Yugu:   / yugupatill   Stuvi:   / stuvikrishnan   My socials:   / ​     / am1njaz​   Podcast email: [email protected] Follow The Podcast:   / ​   Untriggered is a podcast that is meant for bold and unfiltered discourse. Sometimes the wrong thing is the funniest thing to say and that's okay. None of the jokes that we make are real, they're just jokes. Political correctness isn't something that you're going to find here, and if you're sensitive then you probably won't have a good time listening to this. DISCLAIMER All views and opinions expressed on the Untriggered Podcast are solely for entertainment purposes. The Untriggered Podcast is intended for mature audiences and includes strong language. By continuing to watch the episode you agree that the guests on the podcast do not intend to hurt the sentiments of any individual, community, sect or religion. All names, characters, situations and incidents described on the podcast are purely fictitious. Any resemblance to any person, living or dead, is purely coincidental.