Nikhil Kamath Exploring Kriti Sanon’s ‘Attachment Style’ on Podcast Leaves Internet With Questions

Nikhil Kamath recently hosted actor Kriti Sanon, cricketer KL Rahul, and rapper-singer Badshah on his podcast “WTF is”. During the conversation, he explored what it takes to succeed in “offbeat careers”. Kamath questioned the trio, asking whether their success was due to sheer talent, the discipline to achieve excellence regardless of talent, or simply being in the right place at the right time – attributing it to good luck. Now, a clip of Kamath exploring Sanon’s “attachment style” during the show has gone viral on the Internet, leaving many with questions.

“This is psycho analysis and exploring Kriti Sanon’s ‘attachment style’ in Nikhil Kamath’s podcast was so unnecessary. Either he’s flirting with her or he’s just trying to give her free therapy. He didn’t ask these questions to the other guests though,” reads the text to the video shared on X.

Kamath asks Sanon, “Are you the kind of baby when your mother walked into your room while you were crying and held you and you stopped crying immediately. Or are you the kind of baby when your mother came into the room and held you and you took a long time to stop crying. Or are you the kind of baby that when you mother came into the room, you were indifferent to her being in the room and you didn’t even cry and she left the room.”

To this, Sanon replied, “No, I think out of the first or second. I mean I can if I am holding a lot inside, if at that point you know when someone touches you, you can sort of start crying. I can be that person.”

Kamath then followed up, asking, “Can you stop crying?”

“In some time. It’s not instant. If my mood is off, I usually don’t want people around me. I need to be left alone for some time. If I wanna talk and you’re there, I may start crying in front of you. And, if you scream at me, I will 100 per cent start crying.”

The conversation continued with Kamath asking Sanon about the last time she lost her temper. Sanon shared, “I can sometimes snap. I used to be a lot more patient earlier. I think my patience over time has reduced a little, no idea why. Maybe just the stress and a lot more happening in life. If somebody screams at me… it’s very difficult for me to give back at that moment.”

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The video, since being shared on August 25, has garnered more than one lakh views and the numbers are still increasing. Many even took to the comments section of the post to share their thoughts.

Check out how people reacted to this video here:

“KL Rahul be like – WTF is going on here?” posted an individual.

Another added, “I am glad I didn’t watch this.”

“Wth was that? Why would someone ask these questions and take notes unless one is a psychiatrist?” expressed a third.

A fourth commented, “Most pretentious podcast… Irritating stuff.”

“Free therapy,” chimed in a fifth.