The OG jodi is back – Munna & Bhaiyaji are here.
After @IBWofficial , they’ve locked in on one mission: bringing pure bhaukal to @ethmumbai
No shortage of content. They just needed to reunite.
Now the real question – will they get the Creator Pass?
Why is The OG Bhaiyaji back?
What’s the content game plan for ETH Mumbai?
And most importantly… why do they deserve the Creator Pass?
Because they break down tech in the simplest way and take it straight to the common man. And let’s be honest – without these two, what’s the vibe? What’s the energy? The bhaukal literally comes with them. They’re the people’s favourites for a reason.
Watch the full video now.
If you want to see this duo at Eth Mumbai , drop a comment and tag the @ethmumbai team. If we get there, bhaukal + content = guaranteed.
@ethmumbai@sevennco@JantaVerse
First time founders often find it difficult to build and scale the product
Sharing my experience as a first time founder and what worked for me on the janta tech talks podcast
Join the @JantaVerse podcast on 26th jan, details in the comments
This wasn’t planned as a podcast like it was never meant to happen at all, but it fukin did....
This is a raw conversation, not scripted, centered on a lingering question: What is the true, on-the-ground reality of Web3 in India?
To find out, I sat down with @NareshKx Bhai from @Aptos for a direct, hype-free discussion about the real movement, beyond Twitter noise and threads.
It’s an honest look at how things are actually progressing, without selling or speculation.
This isn’t a video to speed-watch; play it, set your phone down, and absorb.
Key Moments ⬇️
00:00: Conversation starts simply, with Desi vibes
00:14: India’s Web3 narrative is bigger than any single company
00:38: Ecosystem growth matters more than individual fame
00:53: Strong focus on practical education via bootcamps, hackathons, and proper learning
01:05: Over 10,000 people properly taught Web3 concepts
01:14: Students at IITs and BITS engaging in long-term building
01:43: ‘Survival of the fittest’ playing out quietly
02:00: SRK mention symbolizes belief and the long game
02:05: Enterprises, government, and Jio actively engaging at IBW
02:31: Shift to real businesses, beyond market speculation
02:37: @KGeN_IO generated $70–80M revenue with minimal attention
02:51: India’s distinct scale, with 30 million users
03:16: Deep question posed for every creator to consider
03:49: Audience served matters more than the platform
04:26: Simple, clear language preferred over jargon
05:10: Future success in five years depends entirely on the individual
05:38: Unique voice is the only true moat
05:52: Discussion ends calmly
If you’re building, creating, or just trying to make sense of things, this might land somewhere real.
@MoveClubIN@Aptos@JantaVerse@IBWofficial
What do you think Naresh revealed? 👀
Hint: This conversation between our OG Bhaiya ji and Naresh Bhai will blow your mind. 🤯
Watch out for the full video 😎
@NareshKx@MoveClubIN@IBWofficial
Some years don't just fill diary pages; they settle in the mind as lasting memories...
For me, 2025 was exactly that kind of year❤️
I still can't definitively call it a "good" or "bad" year.
One thing is certain: it put me through the wringer, but it's leaving after teaching me vital lessons I needed to learn.
So, 2026, I'm ready for you😎
So, friends, what are your New Year's resolutions? 👀 Drop them in the comments 👇
@AunMastan@kunalvg Munna, kindly meet our OG bhaiya ji or leave, as we want to see him in the videos now. We want our superstar back on screen, not you, the side character, huh 😏
Final Part: The IBW 2025 Recap
This concludes my unfiltered recap of IBW.
After all the conversations around creators, outrage, favoritism, and Founder House, I wanted to end this series on a more personal note.
A special mention to @kunalvg sir.
Despite his stature in the Web3 marketing space, he took the time to sit with me one-on-one. He patiently addressed all my questions and provided genuine, valuable insights on how to improve my work as a creator in this field.
That level of generosity and shared knowledge is something I truly appreciate and won't forget.
This final part also captures the lighter side of the event: the parties, the late nights, the incredible people, and the shared memories.
My core focus remained the work: content creation during the day and engaging in valuable conversations in the evening, with social events serving as a post-work reward.
While work was the priority, when the party started, we fully committed, often staying up until 6 AM.
In the end, IBW was a deeply human experience as it was intense, chaotic, and ultimately fulfilling.
It wasn't perfect, nor was it fundamentally unjust. It was simply authentic authentic.
This is my zero-bullshit, no-filter IBW recap. It's just my honest, lived experience, free of any manufactured outrage or victim narratives.
Take this recap for what it is.
I'll see you all at IBW 2026.
Signing off, this is your man, Ali Mastan.
@JantaVerse@IBWofficial
IBW 2025 is done.
The hype, the chaos, the parties — all of it.
That one intense, crazy week is over now.
I didn’t plan a recap, but too many people asked why I stayed silent.
So here it is my honest POV, split into 2 parts.
In this series, I’m addressing a few things people kept asking about:
-> Was the IBW main conference dead?
-> The outrage against creators
-> The Favoritism noise
-> Founder House
-> And yes, even Munna ki parties 😅
In part one, I’ve covered two things clearly:
-> Was IBW dead? (For me, it wasn’t.)
-> And the whole creator outrage.
I went in with clarity, a creator pass, and a camera, and did exactly what I set out to do.
Content got made. Content got uploaded. And it performed.
To everyone who says content is easy so pick up a camera and try. Say something that actually matters.
Show up every day. Go through pre-production, shooting, editing, posting again and again.
Then come back and say the same. I guarantee your POV will change once you realise it’s not easy to be a creator.
I saw that grind up close at IBW.
I saw my friends and fellow creators like @Roarxprince, @offchaingirl, @LayerKenzy, @UnatiSingh, @LazyNinja_31 and others showing up, putting in the hours without shortcuts or drama. Just doing their best real work.
Respect to all of them as it’s not easy at all.
And this needs to be said clearly: @irshaddahmed bhai and the entire @IBWofficial team deserve respect.
No matter what’s said online, they showed up on the ground and delivered for everyone — for creators, builders, and the ecosystem as a whole.
IBW is a gateway.
New people will come, learn, feel confused, pick up merch. That’s how ecosystems grow.
Creators aren’t noise.
We’re distribution.
This is my no-sugarcoated honest POV—just facts, context, and ground reality.
Watch with an open mind.
@IBWofficial
The IBW 2025 Recap : Part 2
This part might make some people uncomfortable.
Because it talks about something people love to deny.
"Favoritism"
Let's be clear: the world is not fair, and it never has been.
Believing favoritism is exclusive to Web3 or just an IBW phenomenon is straight up delusional.
This reality saturates every sector, from Bollywood to the startup ecosystem, politics, and everything in between. It is an omnipresent phenomenon like it's everywhere, with no exceptions.
I'll be direct: despite being an official creator pass holder for @IBWofficial and part of the @MoveClubIN Aptos creator program, I wasn't invited to the JD Creator Party that was in partnership with Scribble DAO.
The initial moment felt unusual. However, I genuinely hold no negative feelings.
I have massive respect for @DholakiaJaydeep bhai and his work, for what he has built, and for the entire @scribble_dao team.
I have an excellent relationship with the entire Scribble team. We even collaborated on a video content piece at the IBW conference, which is still pinned on my profile for viewing.
Ultimately, it was their event and their decision, and that is the final conclusion of the matter.
At that point, I had a choice: complain online, as many did, or stick to my core belief:
-> Shut up.
-> Keep my head down.
-> Do better work.
-> Improve distribution.
-> Become hard to ignore.
As I believe that entitlement builds nothing; work does. It's as simple as that.
Now the next side of the story.
When one door closes in life, a new and often wider opening appears. For me, that opportunity during the IBW week was @founderhouse_ 2025♥️.
Easily the best experience I’ve had across three IBWs.
At the founder house, the atmosphere was one of genuine creation, where people focused on building, engaging in authentic conversations, and exchanging meaningful insights, without any pretense or showing off.
A massive thank you to @usaidbtc bhai and @imvijaygir bhai for the invitation. And a special thanks to @pareen bhai for sharing genuine insights with me.
I had the pleasure of meeting truly amazing people there, including @WanderlustSM, @Lzy_Lad (Dheeraj bhai), @apoorav_vyas, @mustafaonchain, @reddy2go, @thebunnygoyal, and many other fantastic folks.
These conversations matter more than anything; these memories and bonds will last forever.
If you feel ignored, under-invited, or unseen, don't react with outrage just "Treat it as feedback".
-> Get better
-> Do better work.
-> Build leverage.
-> Let your work speak for itself.
-> Be so good that they can't skip you next time.
Be the "SRK" of your own field, regardless of where you're starting from.
This is the end of Part 2.
I have presented my perspective honestly and directly, without dramatisation or a victim mentality.
I encourage you to watch it with an open mind.
@JantaVerse