Shrenik Shah’s life came crashing down when he was diagnosed with Stage 4A of Larynx Cancer. It completely transformed the voice that he used to raise awareness about the disease and always encouraged people to be happy.
A young and shy Sagar Verma found respite in expressing himself through music and fashion. After being mocked for being too sensitive, he now speaks about masculinity as not limited to having a beard and being physically tough.
Joy Christan Jonathan was diagnosed with being neurodivergent at the age of 35. A big-time procrastinator, she often forgets to take care of herself. She suffers from Autism, ADHD and several sensory issues.
Manasi Chaudhari’s liberal upbringing pushed her to take up law as a career. Assisting in landmark cases like decriminalising Section 377 and the Sabarimala temple, she is working towards raising awareness about women’s legal rights.
Deenaz Raisinghani, a travelpreneur from Jaipur, started backpack travel with her baby Arianna before she turned two. With her venture, she now takes other mothers and kids to different destinations and makes them experience travelling the way she does.
Shaily Malik was 31 years old when she started noticing patches on her head. Her journey from initially being misdiagnosed with a fungal infection to openly embracing her Alopecia is a lesson in self-acceptance.
Sarbajeet Mohanty is one of the founders of Parapsychology And Investigations Research Society (PAIRS) and a paranormal investigator. He researches on the existence of ghosts and spirits and investigates the paranormal activities by visiting different places. He often travels places containing myths and figure out if there’s any truth to these stories.
Laxmi (30) was diagnosed with Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congenita (AMC) when she was in her 10th standard. She faced a lot of societal challenges throughout her life, however, her husband stood rock solid and never made her feel like a burden.
Seeing silver linings during a hard grind and never giving up ultimately resulted in me gaining valuable lessons that I now seek to pass on.
Nitin Tyagi was 14-years-old when he joined dance classes to lose weight. While learning different dance forms, he found his love for ballet dancing. From being shamed and abused for his unconventional choices, he has come a long way to be accepted and praised for his art.
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