Weekends Unplugged Agrata Shanaya Shukla

Welcome back, everyone, to another exciting episode of Weekends Unplugged! This episode have a truly special guest with us.

Despite coming from the illustrious Pataudi family, with legendary actor Sharmila Tagore as mother and former Indian cricket captain Masoor Ali Khan as father she has carved out her own unique path in the world of jewelry designing as well as she is chief trustee of Royal Trust in Bhopal that is Aufaq e Shahi She's a creative force, a trailblazer, and a true inspiration.
Through this podcast, we're going to dive deep into her journey, her passion for jewelry, and get to know the real Saba Ali Khan. So, sit back, relax, and let's unplug together!"

Join host Shanaya Shukla, celebrated author, Tedx speaker, and mental health advocate, in the highly anticipated Season Three premiere of Weekends Unplugged. In this insightful episode, Shanaya delves into the questions, sent by listeners across the world she explores practical strategies for cultivating balance, resilience, and self-care. Whether you're seeking solace from digital overwhelm or striving to prioritize your mental health, this empowering episode offers invaluable guidance for navigating the journey towards holistic well-being. Tune in, unplug, and embark on a transformative exploration of mental wellness with Shanaya Shukla.

In this episode of "Weekends Unplugged," join host Shanaya Shukla in a cozy conversation with a very special guest, Avinash Gaurav, affectionately known as "Dadu." As the founder of PenVoice, Avinash shares the inspiration behind creating a platform where artists can thrive and collaborate without limitations. Delve into the impact of PenVoice on aspiring artists, exploring the transformative power of creativity and community. Beyond his entrepreneurial endeavors, Avinash opens up about his other passions and the drive that fuels his journey. From heartfelt discussions about love to exciting glimpses into the future of PenVoice, this episode is filled with laughter, wisdom, and genuine connections. So, grab your favorite drink, unwind, and join Shanaya and Dadu for a memorable episode of "Weekends Unplugged." Tune in for inspiration, insights, and the magic of creativity.

Riya Ramudamu is an Indian poet known for her book “The Unspoken Emotions” a collection of poetries. Born and bought up in a small town of Darjeeling, India. She completed her schooling and University Degree in English Literature from Darjeeling. She was passionate about English literature and teaching since her childhood so she decided on pursuing B.Ed. in English from one of the Teachers’ training institutions in Murshidabad, district of West Bengal to set her foot in the field of teaching and kick start her teaching career.

Introducing Ms. Vanshika Mehta for our next episode ✨🤍
Vanshika Mehta is a passionate dancer and a talented wedding choreographer with a heart full of dance beats and a vision for unforgettable celebrations. Her journey in the world of dance started at a tender age, and over the years, she has grown into a mesmerizing performer and a sought-after choreographer.
With every step, Vanshika weaves stories through her dance moves. Her style is a captivating fusion of classical elegance and contemporary flair. Whether it's a traditional Indian dance or a modern groove, she effortlessly brings each performance to life, leaving the audience spellbound.
Vanshika specializes in turning dreamy weddings into reality. Her choreography is a symphony of love and togetherness, perfectly synchronized with the couple's unique love story. From the sangeet to the reception, she choreographs every moment with precision, ensuring that each dance is a cherished memory.

Life is about the unknown, unpredictable change. Though you have no control over tomorrow, what you can do today can help you live with intention. The journey in between ‘what you once were’ and ‘who you are becoming’ is crucial.
On this World Vitigo day special episode, We have Mr. Shankar Jalota Aka the vitiligo man he is a vitiligo advocate from London Shankar has been featured on BBC News, as well as in The Daily Telegraph, HuffPost and more news related outlets.he has also spent time modelling for diversity campaigns and the most important fact That he is an author of book The Adventures of the vitiligo man..
Be sure to listen all the way through for the interesting talks that we share.