South Gaysian Boys
A JoySauce original video podcast from cousins Vik Chopra and Sundeep Singh Boparai
Tune in to Vik and Sundeep's season 1 finale!
In part one of their interview with actor, model, and political activist Monica Gill, Vik and Sundeep discuss the farmers’ protests that took place in the Punjab region of India two years ago, and the steps Monica took to raise awareness throughout the global community. She traces the path of her success back to being…
Sunny and Vik wrap up their convo with this legendary "unapologetic personality"
Vik and Sunny chat with Clapback Queen
Tune in for part two of Coss Marte's impressive story!
Tune in for Coss Marte's remarkable story
Plus, a shoutout to Sunny's mom for being the coolest, most supportive parent out there
Come meet the hosts of our hottest new video podcast!
A fearless, bold new show from two queer South Asian cousins
Hosted by Vik Chopra
Hosted by Sundeep Boparai
Sundeep S. Boparai (he/him/his) is an American Sikh who identifies with the LGBTQIA+ community. Sundeep has created a social media platform, KingSunnyB, highlighting awareness and visibility through his intersectionality of being a Sikh gay man. He has leveraged this platform to help many LGBTQIA+ individuals struggling with access to health care and various other resources reaching close to 20,000 followers. He is a model signed to Salient and a social media influencer, 360 Magazine brand ambassador, LGBTQIA+ activist and a health care administrator for Northwell Health, where he oversees the LGBTQ Transgender Program at New Hyde Park. Sundeep holds a masters in health care administration from Hofstra University and is actively pursuing his doctorate in health care administration and public policy from the Medical University of South Carolina. Recently, Sundeep served as a health extern for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, where he was able to work alongside Admiral Rachel L. Levine on DEI and gender diverse initiatives. In addition, Sundeep serves on Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz's LGBTQ Advisory Council and has been newly appointed as a board member for TransNewYork.