What’s in a number? Turns out—everything, especially when it’s ten! From mythology to math, sports to sisterhood, this playful yet powerful reflection celebrates the magic of the number 10, all while commemorating The She Saga’s vibrant decade-long journey.
As The She Saga completes a decade of empowering women, we look back not just at the journeys we’ve shared but also at the stories that have inspired us along the way. These ten films, each unique in voice and message, reflect the very essence of TSS—resilience, sisterhood, self-love, and the courage to break free
At his mother’s wedding reception, Ravish delivers an emotional tribute, celebrating her unconditional love, sacrifices, and strength as a single parent. On her 46th birthday, he honors her journey from motherhood to finding love again, embracing her new life with pride—while quietly missing the father he lost.
April is Stress Awareness Month.
Verbal abuse is a significant yet overlooked cause of stress. The Bengali series Lojja sheds light on the silent trauma inflicted by harsh words within relationships. Let’s recognize emotional scars, initiate dialogue, and #LeadWithLove—because healing begins when we validate pain and stand up against invisible abuse.
Happiness isn’t a destination but a state of being. Exploring the meaning of true happiness, this piece reflects on childhood joy, societal expectations, and the UN’s International Day of Happiness. Through self-awareness, purpose, and kindness, we can cultivate lasting happiness, embracing life with gratitude, empathy, and a sense of fulfillment.
A dark-skinned widow in conservative Bengal, Mrinmoyee Devi defied societal shackles to build her own destiny. From a rejected girl forced into marriage to a successful entrepreneur, she found solace in crafting sweets. Her shop, MRINMOYEE MISHTANNA BHANDAR, became a symbol of resilience, giving hope to outcast women like herself.
Overcoming bipolar anxiety, the author embarks on a victorious solo trip to Dwarka and Somnath. Careful planning, resilience, and faith help her navigate challenges, embrace spirituality, and gain confidence. From temple visits to missed adventures, she finds independence, proving she can travel solo across India and beyond in the future.
Women endure immense challenges, from childbirth to daily struggles, yet society often labels them weak. This poem highlights the resilience and strength of women, questioning such misconceptions. It urges women to embrace their power, dismiss ignorance with laughter, and move forward with confidence and pride.
A Little Confession I have been meaning to share this since quite some time now, and I’m really not sure how this would be accepted,
India fixates on comedy scandals while ignoring crucial issues like marital rape. A recent court ruling exposed a legal loophole allowing a minor’s marital rape. Instead of misplaced outrage, we must demand justice, legal reform, and dignity for women. Prioritizing real crimes over trivial controversies is long overdue.
