From Bad Boys to Baba Ramdev: Ranveer Allahbadia's Candid Chat with Kareena Kapoor Khan

In a fun twist of fate, Ranveer Allahbadia, the YouTuber, social media entrepreneur, and soon-to-be author, found himself in the hot seat when he became a guest on the fourth season of 'What Women Want' hosted by none other than the gorgeous Kareena Kapoor Khan.

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In the latest trailer, we see Ranveer engaging in some playful banter with Kareena. The conversation starts with Ranveer saying, "I also feel that the boys fall for the bad girls." To which Bebo responds in shock, "Oh really!" Ranveer then cheekily asks Kareena if she is a bad girl, and Kareena Kapoor Khan replies, "I am not all that good as you think."

In the trailer, things get more interesting as Ranveer inquiries about Kareena's banter with Saif, asking what they usually fight about. Kareena responds with a witty remark, "This is not my question. You wait, and you be patient!" Ranveer seems to have momentarily forgotten that he is a guest on the show as he exclaims, "I forgot it is not my show. Oops!"

The trailer then shows Kareena asking him if he is taking the place of Sadhguru. Ranveer then talks about his 'bad boy angle', saying, "But hiding behind the scenes is a bad boy angle."

He even brings Baba Ramdev into the conversation, saying, "Jaise Baba Ramdev vo stomach waves karte hain na, main bhi kar sakta hu."

Ranveer Allahbadia, known by his social media handle "Beer Biceps," is teased by Kareena about his biceps during the show. She asks him to show his biceps, to which he jokingly and shyly responds, "I'll have to take off my clothes?" Kareena playfully responds, "No, we can't do that here."

Ranveer, who often grills his guests on his podcasts, found himself in a reverse position and seemed to be enjoying himself thoroughly. This episode promises to be a lot of fun!

'What Women Want' is a show where Kareena invites her family, friends, and industry colleagues from different walks of life to talk about their day-to-day lives and the issues women face while pursuing their careers.