In many films (and sometimes in real life too) some men address their wives as 'Bhagyawan'. It is not just ridiculous, but also denies the woman her identity, her name.

I have collected the life experiences of a few Indian adoptees who came to the U.S. in the 1980s and were primarily raised in small rural towns.

The most important lesson I learned is the significance of inner strength. I've learned to reassess and reconsider things without causing harm to myself.

Our mothers' and grandmothers' generation spent their lives in utter loneliness because to spend time with friends would have been considered a selfish act as their sole 'job' was to look after their families.

“Are you even listening? I’m a working woman. She is making me look bad. I have a strong personality, and no one messes with me. But this girl? She is Bhagyashree, direct from a Sooraj Barjatya set.”