In continuation to the talk Samrat and Niamat from Team Social Elysium had with Vashi a.k.a Pashmina Girl in the first and second part of the three part series, today, along with a conversation including assorted topics, Niamat carries forward the interview with one last question- “If Vashi had the power to change the societal perspective of what beauty is and what it should look like, what would the body image be?”

In continuation to the talk Samrat and Niamat from Team Social Elysium had with Pashmina Girl in the first part, they talk about how schools and body dysmorphia go hand in hand. Vashi tells us about the magazine/column she opened in school days which later went on to become a newspaper column. They understand the fine line between positive feedback and body shaming along with verbal etiquettes. They try to crumble the social media world’s “perfect body image” and preach a sustainable lifestyle.

Samrat and Niamat from Team Social Elysium talk to Vashi a.k.a Pashmina Girl and they have a heart-to-heart conversation, Gen-Z baby boomers to a smart and kind Millennial. They talk about health, society, societal and self upliftment and rebellion against body shaming, two sides of social media- the side that shames you and the side that encourages you. Vashi talks about her school days along with her experiences as a working woman, how she tackled self doubt and community in general.

In continuation to last time's discussion, Niamat from Team Social Elysium talks to an influencer, Keya Irah Kalyan. They have a heart-to-heart conversation which includes what helps one to feel comfortable in their own skin, what one needs to feel nourished, energized and strong, dealing with stress in a healthy way, bare essentials one needs to feel good, what does a positive body image look like and if one doesn't have much time to tend to themselves today, what should they do in 15-30 minutes to make them feel happy, energised or filled with self-love.

Niamat, from Team Social Elysium, talks to Influencer, singer and performer, Keya Irah Kalyan. They have a heart-to-heart conversation including a game of Never Have I Ever. They speak about how to celebrate our bodies, what makes us feel bad about ourselves and self-deprecating humour.

In the first episode of Topsy Turvy Town, we share who exactly are we and invite people to share their thoughts on what gives them hope.