The Ranveer Show

The Ranveer Show is a video and audio podcast hosted by Indian creator Ranveer Allahbadia that began in 2019.

Allahbadia established the talk series to expand his digital media output from fitness videos into extended conversations with industry leaders. The series began publishing on YouTube in 2019 under Allahbadia's production company Monk Entertainment. In June 2021, audio streaming platform Spotify signed an exclusive multi-year licensing agreement to distribute the audio episodes across India. The program returned to multi-platform availability with video episodes posted on YouTube and audio feeds across Apple Podcasts. In September 2024, unauthorized hackers compromised the channel and briefly deleted its video library before YouTube restored the catalog. The Indian Supreme Court permitted the podcast to resume publishing in March 2025 after a brief legal dispute over guest commentary on a comedy program.

Episodes typically span 60 to 120 minutes and feature discussions on entrepreneurship, personal finance, ancient history, and spiritual meditation. Interviews are conducted in both English and Hindi depending on the background of the invited guest. Prominent interviewees on the program have included actress Priyanka Chopra, spiritual teacher Sadhguru, and actor Arnold Schwarzenegger. Short highlight segments are published to a secondary channel named TRS Clips to summarize key insights. The host frequently concludes conversations by asking guests to share their morning routines, mental health strategies, and definitions of personal purpose.

In March 2024, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi presented Allahbadia with the Disruptor of the Year honor at the inaugural National Creators Award in New Delhi. The show became the first Indian podcast to achieve the number one ranking on the Spotify India charts following its 2021 distribution agreement. Co-founding the agency Monk Entertainment allowed the production team to build an in-house editing infrastructure and manage creator partnerships. In 2022, Forbes Asia listed Allahbadia on its 30 Under 30 roster in media and marketing for expanding the show into a broader digital network.