"I’ve always loved being in front of the camera — not for validation, but because it’s where I’ve always felt free, alive, and truly myself."
Q. From fashion styling to haircare to luxury picks, your content is diverse and detail-oriented. How do you stay creatively inspired in such a dynamic space?
I find inspiration in everyday moments — from travel and conversations to street style and even heritage textiles. I make it a point to stay curious and constantly explore art, culture, and fashion history.
I also listen closely to my community — their questions, their needs — which helps shape my content to be both relatable and forward-thinking. My aim is always to blend aesthetics with authenticity.
Q. What are your go-to rituals or routines when it comes to skincare and self-care, especially when you’re traveling frequently?
When I travel, hydration becomes my top priority — both inside and out. I never skip a gentle cleanser, a good serum with hyaluronic acid, and SPF. I also swear by facial mists and under-eye patches during flights.
For self-care, I carry a mini journal and essential oils to create a sense of calm wherever I am. These rituals ground me and help me show up fully, whether I’m creating content or just soaking in a new experience.
Q. You’re the co-founder of Sanjeevan, a blood donation initiative. What motivated you to start something so socially impactful, and how do you stay connected with that mission?
Sanjeevan was born from a personal experience where I witnessed how critical timely blood donation can be. We realized there was a gap in awareness and access — especially during emergencies — and wanted to bridge that with empathy and technology.
While my digital work is creative, Sanjeevan keeps me rooted. I stay involved through campaigns, donation drives, and by using my platform to share real stories that humanize the cause.
Q. What’s one beauty rule you always follow and one you love to break?
I always follow: never sleep with makeup on. It’s non-negotiable for healthy skin.
I love to break: the idea that bold lips or glitter eyes are only for the evening. Beauty is self-expression — if I feel like wearing red lipstick on a Monday morning, I absolutely will!
Q. How has your perception of beauty changed over the years as you’ve grown as a creator and woman?
Earlier, beauty felt like a checklist — flawless skin, perfect hair. But over time, I’ve realized that beauty is deeply personal and ever-evolving. As a creator, I’ve had the privilege of seeing how confidence, vulnerability, and self-acceptance show up on camera.
For me now, beauty is about intention — how you feel, how you express, and how you embrace yourself.
Bio
I’m a middle-class girl who always carried dreams far bigger than the world expected of me. While life often reminded me of my limits, my heart kept pushing toward the limitless.I’ve always loved being in front of the camera — not for validation, but because it’s where I’ve always felt free, alive, and truly myself.
But my journey hasn’t been easy.
Behind every smile was a story of silent tears. I gave my everything to people — friends, family, even strangers — only to be left broken and betrayed. Every time I trusted, I was tested. And yet, I kept showing up for others, even when I felt invisible. I was the girl who healed everyone but often had no one when I needed healing myself.
Eventually, life led me to something deeper — Tarot. It wasn’t just a tool, it became my way of understanding pain, patterns, and purpose. Through this sacred path, I’ve been blessed to heal and guide over five lakh people worldwide. Every soul I’ve helped gave new meaning to my own wounds.
Despite the struggles, I’ve worked with some of the top brands and stood on platforms I once only dreamed of. But my greatest achievement isn’t the spotlight — it’s the strength I found in the dark.
I’m still that selfless girl, who believes in love, energy, and truth — even when the world has been unkind. I turned my scars into stories, my pain into power, and my silence into a voice that now heals.
I’m not just a reader. I’m a reminder that even the softest hearts can survive the hardest storms.
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