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Men of Culture- Moctale is more than just a name—it’s a movement in India’s digital content revolution. What began as a simple podcast channel has now evolved into a full-fledged fan-driven pop culture platform, built on trust, community, and unapologetic opinions.
Founded by three of India’s most respected digital creators—BNF TV (Badal Yadav), PJ Explained (Priyanshu Jaiswal), and Mohit Yodha (Comicverse)—this podcast has grown into a cultural phenomenon, boasting over 184 episodes and collaborations with top creators across India.
The Origin Story – DC, Midnight & a Viral Start
It all started with a midnight livestream during DC Fandome 2021. The trio streamed live, reacting and breaking down every announcement, which immediately caught the attention of thousands of viewers. That night was the unofficial birth of “Men of Culture.”
Since then, they’ve consistently released weekly Saturday night podcasts, becoming a weekend ritual for fans across the country.
Who Are the Men of Culture?
Each co-founder brings a unique flavor:
- BNF TV (Badal Yadav) – Anime analyst, meme wizard, and a sharp take artist and a bisnessman .
- PJ Explained (Priyanshu Jaiswal) – The poetic intellectual who balances logic with monologues.
- Mohit Yodha (Comicverse) – The encyclopedia of comics, superhero lore, and a fan-favorite for emotional takes.
Together, their chemistry is unmatched. Funny, insightful, and chaotic in the best way—they feel like your nerdy friends who just know everything about movies, anime, comics, and memes.
The 69th Podcast Mystery – Is Moctale the Reveal?
Despite crossing 184+ episodes, fans noticed something odd—episode 69 is missing. Not archived, not private, just… missing. Many speculate it was intentional—a symbolic placeholder for something big.
And now, with the upcoming launch of Moctale, a fan-powered review platform, it’s clear: episode 69 may mark the biggest announcement of their career.
What Is Moctale?
Moctale is an upcoming platform by the Men of Culture trio—a Letterboxd-style app made for Indian pop culture lovers. According to teasers, Moctale will let users:
- Review films & shows with easy options: Go for it, Timepass, Skip it.
- Share fan opinions without filters.
- Debate, rant & recommend just like the creators do in their videos.
- Build trust in movie reviews with transparency—unlike platforms like IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes, often criticized for biased ratings.
Moctale aims to rebuild trust in the review ecosystem with a system that’s by the fans, for the fans.
When Is Moctale Launching?
The Moctale app and website are set to launch in July 2025, possibly on the same day they unveil Podcast #69—making it a historic milestone for Indian pop culture content creators along with biggest superhero movies of 2025 Superman and Fantastic Four .
Iconic Moments
The Indian digital space has never seen creators make such a bold move:
- First podcast trio to launch a platform.
- 100+ collabs with top YouTubers like Bhuvan Bam, Ashish Chanchlani, Triggered Insaan.
- Collaborated with Sanket Mhatre, Amar Kaushik (after Stree 2 success).
- Invited to major movie premieres, Comic Cons, and even streamed from Japan.
Their catchphrase? “Mutthi Ki Shakti”—a symbol of fan power, unity, and brotherhood.
Fan Favorites
- Horror stories that make you double-check your door.
- School and family chaos stories with real emotion.
- Iconic rants about Adipurush, Ganapath, and more.
- Fan meetups that feel more like reunions.
- Comic Con live streams, DC/Marvel panel breakdowns, and heartfelt movie reactions.
Why Men of Culture Moctale Could Be a Game-Changer
Platforms like IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes have lost trust among viewers due to recent rating manipulations. Moctale enters as a disruptor with:
- Transparent reviews.
- Creator-led credibility.
- Community-driven interaction.
- Clean, Indian-centric UI with regional content support.
This isn’t just a side project—it’s their entrepreneurial debut into the fan economy space.
Men of Culture Moctale is not just another review site or fan app—it’s a revolution. Whether you’re a hardcore pop culture nerd or someone who just wants honest movie opinions, Moctale is built for you.
Watch. Laugh. Review. Repeat.
👉 Stay tuned for Podcast 69 and the Moctale app launch this July.
FAQ
What is Men of Culture Moctale?
Men of Culture Moctale is a new pop culture review platform being launched by the creators of the Men of Culture podcast—BNF TV, PJ Explained, and Comicverse. It’s designed to let users review and rate movies, shows, and content with community-driven trust and transparency.
Who are the creators behind Men of Culture?
The trio includes:
- Badal Yadav aka BNF TV
- Priyanshu Jaiswal aka PJ Explained
- Mohit Yodha aka Comicverse
They are known for their weekly Saturday night podcast episodes, humorous reviews, and deep dives into pop culture, anime, comics, and films.
When will Moctale launch?
The Moctale platform is set to launch in July 2025, potentially alongside the long-awaited probable Episode 69.
What features will the Moctale app offer?
- Simple user reviews with one-click tags like Go for it, Timepass, Skip it
- Transparent community-driven feedback
- User profiles & watchlists
- Creator-endorsed content tags
- An Indian alternative to platforms like Letterboxd, IMDb, and Rotten Tomatoes
Is Moctale only for movie reviews?
No. Moctale is designed to include:
- Films & Web Series
- Anime
- Pop Culture discussions
- Event-based reviews (Comic Con, premieres, fan meetups)
what is men of culture new app?
It’s called Moctale. Moctale is a new pop culture review platform being launched by the creators of the Men of Culture podcast—BNF TV, PJ Explained, and Comicverse. It’s designed to let users review and rate movies, shows, and content with community-driven trust and transparency.
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Amrita Sarkar (pronounced Aam-ri-to), is a content creator, B.Com graduate, CA aspirant, and PGDM student who has discovered a fresh passion for digital writing. With a sharp eye for trends and a deep curiosity for how the internet shapes our lives, Amrito writes insightful pieces on digital media, internet culture, and personal observations. This blog is his creative outlet—where analysis meets storytelling.
