Billionaire and Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath, whose podcast 'Wtf is' was featured by a few popular music streaming apps, on Friday said that he did not expect the series to have the kind of impact that it did among the audience.
Based on data from Apple and Podtail, 'WTF is' is the ninth most popular podcast in India and according to a screenshot shared by Kamath, it was also among the best new podcasts and top global video podcasts featured on Spotify.
"Change is the only constant in life. Adapt first, don't fight, all of life is transient, including your belief systems, and your authentic self today," Nikhil Kamath wrote on X. "Didn't think this would happen eight months ago, but thank you all, here's hoping I remain relevant for a lill longer until I don't."
Commenting on the post, many X users commended the series and lauded Nikhil Kamath for his "insightful and humble questioning style."
"Your podcasts are very insightful, thanks for your content," wrote a user, while another added, "Like your shows because of your insightful and humble questioning style."
A third user wrote that Kamath had "single-handedly raised the bar for content in India without even being a creator."
"Appreciate the knowledge transfer that happens through your podcasts, Nikhil Kamath. This is exactly what India needs right now. Awareness and education on how to go ahead and do something," added another.
'WTF is' is a podcast series where the Zerodha co-founder hosts friends and industry experts and holds casual yet intellectually stimulating conversations. It covers a wide range of topics including technology, social media, renewable energy, electric vehicles, philosophy, gaming, and psychology, among others.
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