In the following sessions, our counselor skillfully guided us through various exercises and conversations.
Sriharsha Shukla has hearing impairment. Although he has been an artist for 33 years. Collage creation found a special place in his life and it got recognition not just in India but other countries as well. He also teaches in art schol.
Chaitanya Mukund has cerebral palsy. He is a model who made his debut in 2018 at an event with the Guinness Book Of World Records for The Most Designer To Present In A Single Fashion Show.
Usaid Shaikh is a graphic designer, video editor and animator from Mumbai. He is currently doing an internship with McCann Erickson India Pvt Ltd and he has always been inclined towards creativity. All-rounder Usaid is also a singer, drummer, dancer, pianist and keyboard player. He also loves poetry recitation, and rapping and is also an aspiring filmmaker.
Nehal Tiwari was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder when she was a child. Her parents were worried about her leading a normal life. She started to learn painting and later it made her financially independent. Her work has received recognition at the state and national level.
38-year-old Priyanka Kapur was lost in the dark when she was affected by postpartum depression after her daughter’s birth. Having overcome depression after a year, she decided to create a safe space for mothers like her.
Autism is said to be a lifelong disorder, but it does not mean that it should bring a halt to achieving our dreams. Benzy Kumar is one such inspirational individual who found music to be her forte despite speech difficulties, and worked towards building her career as a musician.
Veena Naren, mother of 22-year-old Varun, has been creating awareness among parents about the Fragile X syndrome and breaking gender biases associated with disorders. Her constant motivation and support enabled her son to build successful entrepreneurial ventures.
Sweta Mantrii, a differently-abled standup comedian has been taking her experience as a disabled individual, to a crowd that has attached stigma and stereotypes to people with disabilities. Through the medium of comedy, she conveys a very important message that everyone needs to hear.
An accident enroute to her basketball match, had left Shagun Pathak with a motor disability. How she reeled out of it and built her success is a story that inspires thousands today.
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