Through this episode, I target two topics which are not spoken of very often- Racism and Colourism. From the recent racist abuse targeting 3 Euro Cup finalists, to Colourism in India, this episode even reveals my thoughts on how emojis show a form of colourism and how many common phrases said to Indians are actually pretty offensive to our culture. Check out this episode for an interesting take on two very important topics!

Hey pretty people!!! Let's talk happiness :) Today's episode is a pretty special one because other than hearing only my take on happiness, I am joined by 18 special guests putting across what comes to their mind when asked the question : "What makes you happy?" So tune in to hear a variety of definitions for the word "happiness" and the reasons that ignite this feeling!

Firstly!!! Omg the FRIENDS REUNION had me crying !!! After being a total fangirl, I speak my mind out in response to the commonly asked question : "what do you want to be when you grow up?" I discuss how I've chosen to answer that question, the constant pressure teenagers nowadays are faced with and what I feel should be taken into account while making life choices - one's own happiness!

Through this episode, I first share a story of my recent no-electricity situation due to the Cyclone Tauktae and then get into a detailed description of what friendship and friends mean to me, and how I've managed to stay connected with people and tried to maintain friendships over quarantine.

Through this episode, I review : 1)A movie: Coach Carter, based on a true story of an All-American basketball player turned Coach, and his team. 2) A book: Me Before You, by Jojo Moyes, a romance novel questioning the ability of love to alter a life decision. 3) Music: My top 5 songs of this week. Lastly, I highlight the current world issue, the Israel-Palestine conflict.

Through this episode, I navigate you through the reality we live in, how negligence can cost us our lives, how individual responsibility plays a huge role in the well-being of yourself and others, as well as emphasis on the fact that prevention is way better than cure. If you ever feel low and need someone to talk to you can contact the Mental Healthcare Helpline, India @ +91 7303762763

Through the first episode of THE WORLD THRU HER EYES, I speak on a topic which everyone can definitely relate to and share a story on the struggle of communication over the phone. I've also included how i spent my time when I felt low and how I discovered new ways to spend my time! Listen to this episode to hear my take on life in quarantine!