In this brutally honest and witty episode, we take you through the bizarre world of Indian “history debates” led by some of our most clueless prime-time news anchors, where shouting replaces scholarship, and memes beat manuscripts. What happens when people who haven’t read a single history book start preaching history on national television? Chaos, cringe, and a lot of comedy. We dissect the historical gaffes of Gullu (Amish Devgan), Aanjana Om Modi, and their “great debates” on Babur, Akbar, Aurangzeb, Shivaji, and more. From slip of tongue disasters to wildly misquoted facts, this episode exposes how deeply unserious and dangerously misinformed our TV discourse has become — especially when it comes to sensitive topics like Mughal history, Hindu-Muslim narratives, and India’s pluralistic past.  Featuring counter-arguments backed by real historians, books like Richard Eaton’s A Social History of the Deccan, JL Mehta’s Advanced Study in History, and even facts from the Modi government’s G20 booklet — we contrast fiction with fact. This is not just a roast. It’s a call to think critically, read history, and reject noisy nationalism in place of nuanced understanding.