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In this episode, we chat with Ricky, a graphic designer from Washington with over 2.2M TikTok followers and 1M on Instagram. Ricky rediscovered his passion for dance during the pandemic, creating viral content with his wife Roxane and their four kids. Starting with 80s and 90s music, his videos soon featured Somalian, Ethiopian, Arabic dabke, and even Bollywood songs, skyrocketing his follower count.

Known as the “Dancing Dad,” Ricky shares how dance became a family bonding tool and survival strategy. We also dive into the cultural mix in his content and the funniest fan misunderstandings he’s faced.

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In this Episode of Cyrus Says , Abbas & Broacha improvise Kanpur accent in the highlights of the episode.
From celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi and the iconic Mumbai Ganpati visits, to cracking jokes about train journeys gone wrong—nothing is off-limits. We also explore global issues like peace talks in Russia and debate whether Maui has officially stolen Paris’ crown as the world’s most romantic destination. Plus, there’s talk of delayed job offers, record-breaking performances at the Paralympics, and a free-kick masterclass from Wayne Rooney.

In this special episode of Cyrus Says, we sit down with Prince Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar, the scion of the 1500-year-old House of Mewar. They discuss the history of Rana Sanga & Maharana Pratap. He opens up about his early life, from boarding school at Mayo College studying hotel management at Blue Mountains International Hotel Management School in Australia. We delve into his return to Udaipur, where he revitalized the iconic Jagmandir Island Palace and transformed Manek Chowk.

He also mentions about vintage car collection, his love for street food, and whether he’s ever given sword fighting a go. Don’t miss this candid conversation with a modern royal balancing heritage with innovation!