Sanjeev Bhaskar

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Professor Devi Sridhar 0:00
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Ed Gamble 0:44
Welcome to the Off Menu podcast, taking the lettuce leaves of conversation, adding the croutons of friendship, the Caesar dressing of humor, and if you so fancy, the chicken of chat.
James Acaster 1:00
That is it, Gamble. My name is James ACAS. So together we own a dream restaurant in every single week. We've invited a guest and asking the favor ever start a main course dessert side dish and drink not in that order. And this week our guest is Saji Baska. National Trez.
Ed Gamble 1:17
Trez. National Treasure. National Tredge, of course, Sanjeev Baskar, what a legend.
James Acaster 1:24
Very excited. Sanjeevin. We've had Mira Sile on the podcast. So this is like the second uh Goodness Gracious Me and Kumars Alum. Yes. That we've had on. Both big shows for us growing up. Huge shows for us growing up. Um I think our generation of comedians like Goodness Gracious Me and the Kumars is like just on the Mount Rushmore.
Ed Gamble 1:47
Totally. Uh and Sanjeev, of course, is now an amazing actor in many other things. He's been in films, he's done loads of T V. Uh he was on Taskmaster, of course. Of course. And
James Acaster 1:58
He's going to be in the split up, which is out later this month. Uh on BBC One and iPlayer, of course. Yeah. Um, created by Abby Morgan, Ritu Aya's in it. Um, also friends of the podcast, Lenny Henry, Mawan Riz one, uh, Sindhu V. Yes. So there's a lot of great cast members in it. Sanjeev is the l is the lead as well. So we'll be asking him more about that.
Ed Gamble 2:19
The split up is a spin-off in the same universe as the split with Nicola Walker and Stephen Mangan.
James Acaster 2:26
But not in the same universe as Split. No. The film where James McAvoy has multiple personalities and kidnaps those girls.

How do the hosts introduce Sanjeev Bhaskar and the new show ‘The Split Up’?

Ed Gamble 2:33
But that is in the same universe as Unbreakable and Glass. And Glass, of course.
James Acaster 2:40
And old. That's not been confirmed, but it probably is in the same universe as old, where they all go old on the beach. They they turn really old on the beach really qu really really quick. Really too
Ed Gamble 2:53
quickly. It's not just like people on the beach for five years and they're five years older.
James Acaster 2:58
No. It's a beach that makes you old really quick. Uh and it turns out it's big pharma. As in pharmaceuticals. Yes. Not a giant not the jolly green giant who could also be seen as a big farmer. Yes. The Jolly Green giant is the biggest farmer of them all. Here's the thing though, we love Sanjeev, but if he says a secret ingredient, which we deem to be unacceptable, we will have to kick him out of the dream restaurant. I don't want to do that today. I don't want to do that. No. And that is why the secret ingredient is banana split. The split up. It's called the split
Ed Gamble 3:27
ups. We chose a banana split. It's not about banana splits though. We love banana splits. It's about like the a high profile divorce circuit in Manchester. And also like It's not about banana splits.
James Acaster 3:38
This isn't like Sometimes the Secret Ingredients is just like linked to something about the guest. In this case, the show that Sanji was about to appear on. But like we love banana splits, obviously. Yeah, yeah, yeah. They're delicious. They're one of the best foods.
Ed Gamble 3:50
I c couldn't tell you the last time I had one though.
James Acaster 3:52
No, I I I I can tell you the first time I had one. Yeah. Because it was uh it was uh incredible. I spoke about it on the podcast before. I really think I genuinely think it was the length of my arm, mm, the banana split. Um, and uh so much ice cream. I was so proud that I finished it. Absolutely delicious. I wish I could have those again. At a meal with my cousins. I remember my cousins being there.
Ed Gamble 4:14
Yeah you'd you'd have to really Go some distance, find a banana split the length of your arm now. It's a long arm. It's a long arm, but I would love a banana split. As as long as that.

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