
Desi Killers, Desi Kidnappers, Desi Criminals - find them here. Brought to you by Aryaan Misra and Aishwarya Singh, powered by The Desi Studios. We are your one stop shop for all things Desi, and all things Crazy. Support the work we do by becoming a patron: www.patreon.com/thedesistudios Tooooooooo much of true crime is centered around America - New York murder this and Chicago Killer tha... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 271 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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In 1951, one of the most famous men in Ceylon, now Sri Lanka, was a batsman. Some of the greatest players in the world believed he was a genius. Frank Worrell said that if he were choosing a dream team made up of the best cricketers on the planet, he... more
On the night of the 29th of November 2012, in the same California county, two men ended up flat on their backs about ten miles apart. One of them was 66 years old, from a small town in Punjab. He got into IIT Delhi, then got on a plane to America in ... more
It's the 18th of August, 2007. A Saturday. And in a flat in Lokhandwala, in Andheri, a 16-year-old boy is sitting at a computer, doing what every teenager in India is doing that year. He's on Orkut. And in this boy's messages, tonight, like most nigh... more
Welcome to Chai & Chithi, a segment where we read some of the scariest, most terrifying, and most haunting stories that YOU send in to us. In this week’s episode, we’re reading:
To send us your scary stories to read, write to us at staydesi [at] the... more
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I haven’t been listening to this podcast for very long. I started listening very recently.I actually came across it when I was making a watercolour bookmark and listening to songs. I was genuinely annoyed at the fact that an add interrupted my music but then I decided to give it try.
The very first episode I heard was the latest chai and chitti And I enjoyed it sooo much I didn’t even bother to join an orientation from my school which was compulsory to attend.
After that I started listening ... more
I’ve been listening to Desi Crime since 2022, and I’m honestly hooked. What I love the most is how they explain even the most complicated crime cases in such simple and easy English. It never feels confusing or heavy, you can just sit back and follow the story.
You can tell the cases are really well researched, but they’re still presented in a way that anyone can understand. And the way Aishwarya and Aryaan narrate… it just pulls you in. It doesn’t feel like you’re listening to a podcast, it fe... more
I’ve been an ardent listener since you guys launched the 1st ep on Burari but the latest addition ep187, unbearable. What’s with all the echo? Will give this ep a pass right after the eighth minute. :(
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I absolutely loved the interview with Rakesh Sir. What an incredible journey! So much to learn from his investigative skills and curious mindset.
These two youngsters have done such an incredible job of informing the listeners about crimes and all details surrounding them, without fear mongering or making it scary. It’s just very informative and once in a while historical learning too! I enjoy listening to your show while commuting to work. Always look forward to your new episodes. Kee... more
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The show concentrates on true crime from the Indian subcontinent and surrounding South Asian regions, delivered through calm, narrative storytelling that combines thorough research with accessible English. Episodes often weave case details with social context, exploring housing safety, cultural dynamics, and media coverage, while highlighting the hosts' participatory banter and empathetic, measured narration. A notable throughline is the focus on desi cases outside Western centers, with a consistent emphasis on clear storytelling, careful sourcing, and a steady pace that helps listeners digest complex investigations. The format tends to balance case chronology, investigative nuances, and human impact, making it appealing to curious teams ev... more
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