Hemil Parikh met with a horrific train accident that took his leg and his hopes from him. Several surgeries later, he was back on the ground with his father telling him that the pain would make him stronger.
DJ Aaron began his journey at the age of 17. He dreamt so big that people could never understand his passion for music and DJing until one of his mashups went viral and gave him a social standing.
The 41-year-old Taranjyot Kainth is a master of several traits. She is the youngest-doctor pilot and has made a place in the Limca Book of Records. A mother to a six-year-old, a Captain and a doctor, she performs many roles together.
Saloni Sakaria was ‘successful’ in society’s eyes, she owned a fashion label and was promising a great career. However, life took its own twists and turns, and she landed up working full-time for animals.
A small-town boy named Pradeep Bhatt from Uttarakhand became famous for designing Vir Das’ outfit at the International Emmy Awards. His journey till this point has been inspiring and not short of hurdles that he surpassed.
Zainika Jagasia was born with Down syndrome. From modelling to baking delicious goodies, she has defied all odds to reach where she is with her family’s love and support.
Raj Dagwar thought that the world was coming crashing down on him, and he had nobody to speak to about the same. However, after his ordeal, he realized that we need to accept others’ situations as they are and be more kind.
Priyanka Banik was not even born when her brother Abhishek, who is four years older than her, was diagnosed with autism. He has always been close to his mother, but unfortunately, she passed away after suffering from cancer. Since then, Banik has been looking after her brother and fulfilling all his needs.
Sanjoli Banerjee has dedicated her entire life to fighting for a cause. From women empowerment to climate change and mental health awareness, she has battled all odds to help those in need with her family supporting her all the way.
Jazz Sethi had just entered her teens and was a mid-fielder in a football team, and was training for her upcoming match when her blood sugar levels rose excessively to 1050mg/dL.
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