It's Hathiram Chaudhary's world, we're just living in it 💯
Revisiting Paatal Lok S1 and watching S2 has been an emotional journey. From taking a vow to never hit his son to choosing a different way of parenting, Hathiram breaks the cycle.
He is a great reminder for us men to be good role models to younger boys.
Featuring: @aalapdeboor, co-founder Much Much Spectrum, Producer, Filmmaker
With Love,
To Paatal Lok team and @primevideoin
@jaideepahlawat @kans26 @avinasharundhaware
@tamalsen Sudip Sharma
[Paatal Lok, Amazon, Amazon Prime, India, Hindi, Positive Masculinity, Mental Health, Parenting]
It's Hathi Ram Chaudhary's world, we're just living in it 💯
Revisiting Paatal Lok S1 and watching S2 has been an emotional journey. From taking a vow to never hit his son to choosing a different way of parenting, Hathi Ram breaks the cycle.
He is a great reminder for us men to be good role models to younger boys.
Featuring: @aalapdeboor, co-founder Much Much Spectrum, Producer, Filmmaker
With Love,
To @jaideepahlawat @primevideoin
[Paatal Lok, Jaideep Ahlawat, Amazon, India, Hindi, Positive Masculinity, Mental Health, Parenting]
This will fix our hearts 🥹❤️
@coldplay performing in sign language is what we're living for 😭
Made us laugh and cry 🥺❤️
Which film changed your perspective on mental health?
Dukh. Dard. Pain 😭💔
[Love, Crush, Heartbreak, Hurt, Bollywood, Friendship]
Can you believe this innovation is created by an 8-year-old? 😳🤯
Featuring: @aalapdeboor
[Neurodiversity, Neurodivergent, Tech for Good, Good News, Innovation]
Purest form of love ❤️
[Autism Mom, Autism Moms, Autism, Autistic, Non Verbal, Neurodivergent, SLP, Mother's Love, Parenting]
The Bombay High Court upheld the right of a 27-year-old woman with borderline intellectual disability to continue her pregnancy, rejecting her father’s petition for termination.
Despite her IQ of 75, the court emphasized that she was not of unsound mind and reaffirmed her autonomy in making reproductive decisions.
The medical board confirmed the foetus was healthy, and the court stressed that intelligence levels should not determine a person’s right to parenthood.
The judgment also highlighted the responsibility of her adoptive parents to safeguard her interests while challenging societal biases about disability, consent, and motherhood.
Featuring: @aditigangrade_
@feminist @femalequotient @feminisminindia @feministfightclub @feminists
[Consent, Motherhood, Disabled Women, Intersectional Feminist, Feminism, Disability, India, Reproductive Rights]
Work-life balance ✅
Loving stares ✅
Corporate guilt trips ❌
Mr. Subrahmanyan's recent comments about "how long can a wife stare at a husband" left us staring at each other—for entirely different reasons.
As a couple who works together, our workdays are intertwined with brainstorming sessions, problem-solving marathons, and moments of shared creativity. Sundays aren’t just about work-life balance; they’re about reconnecting with the person behind the professional partner.
Are we really at a point where Sundays, a universally cherished day of rest, need defending?
For us, work and life are not opposing forces—they're interconnected. And we’ve realized that the strength of one comes from nurturing the other.
A balanced Sunday isn’t wasted; it’s essential. It’s where the staring turns into laughter, the silence becomes meaningful, and ideas for both life and work bloom.
- A&A 🌻
[Work Life, Couples, Viral, Trending, Work Life Balance, Sunday, Meme, Funny]
As filmmakers and storytellers, we believe in the power of stories to spark change. Over the past year, we’ve been on a journey to capture a feature-length documentary exploring the invisible impact of climate change on people with disabilities.
Right now, as wildfires rage in Los Angeles, we’re reminded once again of the devastating toll that climate disasters take on lives—year after year, in every corner of the world. From floods to heatwaves to smog-filled cities, the reality of climate change is undeniable.
But what often goes unnoticed is how deeply these crises affect people with disabilities, who are too often left out of conversations about climate action and disaster response.
This is why we’re so grateful to partner with the Disability Justice Project (@disabilityjusticeproject) on this global opportunity.
Together, we’re working to tell stories that haven’t been told before—stories that spotlight resilience, inclusion, and the urgent need for disability-inclusive climate action.
Through this film, we hope to amplify voices like Pranav’s—a climate action specialist who is autistic and navigating the dual challenges of climate disasters and neurodivergence.
His story, like so many others, reminds us that true climate solutions must leave no one behind. (@theboywhogrewupasanaspie)
As we continue filming, we’re learning, unlearning, and challenging ourselves every day. This project has shown us how interconnected we all are—and how critical it is to fight for a future that is inclusive, equitable, and sustainable.
- A&A 🌻
[Disability, Climate, SDG, Filmmakers, Documentary, Storytelling, Disability Justice, Delhi, Smog, Pollution]
This made my day 🥹❤️
India's leading developmental pediatrician, Dr. Vibha Krishnamurthy, sheds light on some of the most common concerns voiced by parents of children with disabilities: “The questions I hear most often are, ‘Is my child normal? Will they be independent? Will they get married? Will they have a fulfilling life?’”
For many families, navigating parenting a child with disabilities can be isolating, compounded by the stigma and lack of affirming support systems prevalent in India. Access to doctors and professionals who validate their child's unique needs while providing tailored support can be transformative.
Recognizing this gap, Dr. Vibha returned to India from the US to establish her practice. She founded Ummeed Child Development Center 25 years ago to offer care, guidance, and a much-needed support network for children with disabilities and their families. Her work continues to inspire hope and foster inclusive communities.
[Parenting, Autism, Down Syndrome, Disability, Child Development, Autism Mom]
@demimoore's family couldn't be more proud of their award-winning mother.
The 62-year-old actress took home her first major acting award Jan 5 when she won the Golden Globe for best performance by a female actor in a motion picture (musical or comedy).
[Family, Love, Demi Moore, Inspiring Women, Golden Globe]
A neurodivergent-run storytelling studio advocating for empathy and inclusion🌈🧠
