A filmmaker who worked at Hollywood studios, a Hindutva activist returned from California, and a strategist sit down for an unfiltered conversation on what it will actually take to build a Hindu civilizational counter-force. Born from a late-night chai session at a Sanatan Sanstha event in Goa, this podcast captures raw strategic thinking rarely heard on mainstream platforms.
Praveen, who studied filmmaking in the US and worked across major Hollywood studios, describes watching film and media being “weaponised” against Hindus — not crudely, but through the drip-drip method of producing three quality neutral films before slipping agenda-driven content into the fourth. He returned to India to build counter-narrative cinema.
The conversation spans ideological subversion, the psychology of Hindu intellectual self-doubt, and the concrete steps needed — from dharmic media ecosystems to Ghar Wapsi strategies — to reclaim civilizational ground. Honest, occasionally uncomfortable, and entirely unfiltered.

About The Speakers:

Rahul Dewan – Founder of Sangam Talks and Hindu Fund, Rahul Dewan is a tech entrepreneur, angel investor, blogger, social activist, and practitioner of yoga and meditation. He founded SangamTalks in 2016, which has grown into the largest YouTube channel dedicated to documenting Indian Knowledge Systems and untold Indian history. He is now fully devoted to dharmic and civilizational causes. His current mission is to raise ₹1,000 crore for Hindu civilizational work and to campaign for restoring a missionary spirit to Hinduism.

Sanjeev Never – A data scientist, author, and speaker, Sanjeev Never is actively engaged in promoting social justice, Indian culture, the Vedas, yoga, Sanskrit, and related subjects. He has founded several organizations including Sewa Nyaya Utthan Foundation, Gems of Bollywood, and Agni Samaj, all of which work toward education, justice, and cultural awareness.

Captain Praveen Chaturvedi – After serving in the Indian Navy, he pursued filmmaking education and gained experience in Hollywood. Upon returning to India, he established Moonlight Pictures and subsequently Prachyam Studios, a prominent platform dedicated to content rooted in Indian history, culture, philosophy, and tradition.