1) Welcome & Setting the Mood (5 min)

V:
Good evening, BidPro! Welcome to Gurgaon’s most exciting 60 minutes. We
call it…

Just Hot Seat, No Spreadsheets

A: And we take this name seriously. Okay, everyone—remember the rule. No
business jargon. To enforce that we have another Guest who is our…..

Synergy Jar
A: If anyone says synergy, leverage, strategy, or optimize, this jar gets a coin. At
the end, Matt pays by telling about his guilty pleasures, one for each coin.”
Simple, right?”
V
“So, you’re saying that our strategy for the evening is to synergize the
energy of Matt and the audience by leveraging this talk show to optimize…
LPM?”
A LPM?
V Laughs per minute
A: Seriously. This is why the jar exists
V Hey, I was just… optimizing engagement.
A drops Coin
V Setting up the context
A drops Coin again
V Next time you come to me for a content manager alignment, I will drop a coin
instead

Matt’s entry and welcome

V Alright, BidPro, we’ve all seen Matt in meetings, heard him talk strategy, and
maybe even spotted him in those all-hands calls. But here’s the twist—what
don’t we know about him?
A:
“Exactly. Does he binge YouTube or Netflix? Is he a burger fan or a coffee
connoisseur? Does he have a guilty pleasure playlist that includes… Despacito?”
“Today, we find out. No KPIs, no dashboards—just pure banter. And trust us,
we’ve got questions that even Matt’s calendar didn’t see coming.”
 So buckle up, because the man who usually answers business questions is
about to answer… everything else.”
V BidPro, make some noise for

the one, the only… Matt!”

[Cue applause + music as Matt walks in, hosts greet with
handshake/high-five.]
A (as Matt settles):
“Matt, welcome to the hot seat! “Audience, are you ready to hop on this
roller-coaster ride with Matt?”
A: Before we jump in, would you like to share with us a travel moment from
this visit?
V:
“Alright, before the real action, let’s loosen things up with a quick icebreaker.”

2) Icebreaker & Quickfire Fun (5 min)

Audio: Light upbeat KBC fastest finger first music, low volume.
V: We call this Rapid Fire: Word Association. We’ll throw out a word; you say
the first thing that pops into your head. No overthinking—go with your gut
A:Ready? Let’s go! And remember—drop any business jargon and the jar takes
a coin.” Or a note of it
If Matt pauses, it’s not a dramatic effect—it’s him syncing to IST.
V: “Coffee!”

A: “Jet Lag!”

V: “Bollywood!”

A: “Weekend!”
V (aside): The universal language of happiness

V: Boston!

A: Delhi!

V: “Motorbike!”
A: “Pickle!”
A (aside): “The spice level that tests your Wi-Fi strength.”

V: Netflix!
A (aside): “Where productivity goes to retire.

V (wrap):
“Lightning fast! Your responses were faster than Co-Pilot.”
A (gestures to jar):
“Bonus points for no ‘synergy’ coin—the jar is still light. Audience, stay sharp.”
“Now that we’ve got your instant reactions, let’s take a little trip—
figuratively.”
“Next up, Travel & Cultural Curiosity—your passport to fun questions, no
visa required.”

3) Travel & Cultural Curiosity (8 min)

Audio: Light music - TBD
V: First stamp on this journey: What’s something you’re excited to
experience while you’re here in India?”
Matt:
“[Answer—food, markets, heritage site, local sport, festival]”
A (playful):
“Great choice! That’s like a VIP pass to India.”
A:
“Language check! – we often see in our proposals that Genpact supports our
clients in more than 47+ languages. So, question to you Matt - What’s the first
Indian word you learnt that you can actually pronounce correctly?” It may or
may not be Hindi
Matt:
“[Word + short story]”
V (celebratory):
“Perfect! You just unlocked Level 1 of Indian Vocabulary.”
V:
“Flip the map—if we’re planning a trip to the U.S., what’s your favorite city
that everyone should visit at least once?”
Matt:
“[City + why]”
A (quick follow-up):
“Sold! We’re packing our bags already.”
A:
“If you could live anywhere in the world for an year, where would it be? And
no, you can’t say ‘on a beach with unlimited Wi-Fi’… or maybe you can.”
TEAMS CALL MUSIC
Matt:
“[Place + reason]”
V (humor):
“That’s the dream Airbnb right there.”
V:
“And before we wrap—what’s one thing you always bring when you travel?
No pressure, but if it’s not snacks, we might judge you.”
Matt:
“[Item + habit]”
A (nod):
“Smart choice! That’s the ultimate travel hack.”
A (transition, pointing to screen/QR):
“Up next: Food, Favorites & Free Time. And our audience is joining in
through Mentimeter! Matt will choose whatever is closest to him in the word
cloud.”

4) Food, Favorites & Free Time (8 min) —

Mentimeter Live
[STAGE]
 Visuals: Mentimeter QR/link on screen.
 Audio: Light groove under crowd interaction.
A (Slide 1 — Favorite Cuisine/Food):
“First: What’s your favorite cuisine or food? Type it in now—let’s see what
dishes dominate the cloud!”
[Word Cloud builds: audience inputs]
V (reacting to screen):
“Wow! Butter chicken, pizza, sushi—this is turning into a global buffet.”
A (to Matt):
“Matt, your pick from this delicious cloud?”
Matt:
“Butter chicken—it’s comfort food on steroids.”
V:
“Solid choice! Basically the ambassador of Indian cuisine.”
A (Slide 2 — Netflix Picks):
“Next—your favorite Netflix show or one Matt should binge next. Type
away!”
[Word Cloud builds]
A (reading):
From the word cloud
Matt:
“<…..>
V (banter):
“Perfect! Just don’t blame us if you lose sleep.”

V (Slide 3 — Me-Time Activity):

“Now, your ‘me-time’ activity: reading, gym, cooking—whatever keeps you
sane.”
[Word Cloud builds]
V (to Matt):
“Any matches with your downtime ritual?”
Matt:
See if punch possible.

A (Slide 4 — Dream Hobby):

“Last one—if you could instantly master any hobby or skill, what would it be?
Go wild!”
[Word Cloud builds: guitar, painting, coding, photography…]
A (to Matt):
“X and Y are trending—your pick?”
Bring it to concert / exhibition / hackathon.
A (closing the segment):
“Okay—now we know.”
V (transition):
Alright, everyone, now that we've got a glimpse of Matt’s taste buds and secret
hobbies, we dive into pop culture, fun facts, and hypothetical situations that
you may find yourself in.”
5) Pop Culture, Hypotheticals & Fun Facts
(8–18 min)
A:
“Think of it as pure creativity. No spreadsheets, just stories.”

Category 1: Childhood TV Show

A:
“In India, many of us grew up on KBC which is a remake of the US show, “Who
wants to be a millionaire”. What about you—which TV show was part of
your childhood?”
Matt:
“[Show + short memory]”
A (smiling):
“Nice—comfort TV unlocked. Anyone wants to recommend any similar shows
like that.”

Category 2: Sitcom Casting Game

V:
“If you could be part of any sitcom or TV show, which one—and what
character would you play?”
Matt:
“[Show + character]”
V (bonus prompt):
“And if a movie was made on you, who’s playing the lead role?”
Matt:
“[Actor]”

Category 3: The $50M One-Word Challenge

A:
“Now the big one: If you had to choose a single word to answer every
question for a whole day, what’s that word?”
Matt:
“[Word]”
A (Follow-Up 1):
“You walk into a coffee shop. Barista asks, ‘What would you like?’ How do you
order with just that word?”
Matt:
“[Plays along]”
V (Follow-Up 2):
“You’re at airport security. Officer asks, ‘What would you like to declare?’ How
do you handle it with just that one word?”
Matt:
“[Plays along]”
A (light tease):
“That would be an interesting meeting to be in.”
(Optional extra follow-ups if time and laughs allow: wedding toast, job
interview, fancy restaurant order.)

Category 4: Time-Travel Twist

V:
“Hypothetical alert: If you could time-travel to any era for 24 hours, where
would you go?”
Matt:
“[Era + reason]”
V (playful):
“Great choice— a quick one, have you watched the Inception movie? Did you
get it right the first time?

Category 5: Career Curiosity (Non-business,

kid-friendly)
A:
“If you had to describe your job to a five-year-old, how would you explain
it?”
Matt:
“[Simple, funny explanation]”
A (laughs):
“Certified kid-friendly!”’
It seems like a fact we can't really explain this to our kids/ its really complex to
simplify things

Category 6: Sports & Fandom

V:
“Do you like sports? If yes, which sportsperson are you a crazy fan of—and
share a fun trivia about them.”
Matt:
“[Sportsperson + trivia]”
V (banter):
“Strong pick! Instant fandom approved.”

Category 7: Quickfire Fun Facts

A:
“Before we wrap this segment—two quick ones:
1. Did you ever have a fun nickname in college?
2. What’s your worst buy ever?”
Matt:
“[Nickname + short story] / [Worst buy + reason]”
A (transition):
TELL A STORY about WORST BUY EVER that is INTERRUPTED by CLOSING MUSIC.
“What a ride—imagination, nostalgia, and lots of laughs.”
[Cue music + applause]

6) Wrap-Up & Thank You (2 min)

Audio: Light music - TBD
A (to the jar):
“Let’s check the Synergy Jar.”
 If the jar is light (0–1 coins):
V: “Clean game! Congrats to Matt and the audience—no business, just
banter.”
 If coins are in the jar (2+ coins):
V: “Alright, deals a deal—Matt, give us one guilty pleasure per coin:
A: lets be generous as Matt has been bearing with us for the last 50
minutes - app, song,.”
Matt:
“[Shares fun picks—keep it light]”
V (final prompt):
“Before you go, Matt—one word for 2026 that isn’t ‘work’.”
Matt:
“[Word]”
A (close):
“Thank you, Matt, and thank everyone for joining. Wish you a happy new
year! If everyone enjoyed the chat with Matt then Same time next year—still
no KPIs, just LOLs.”
[Applause. Music up. Fade.]