Khul Ke Roundtable Shares Powerful Narratives of Motherhood and Social Change by Padma Awardees

This Mother’s Day, delve into powerful stories of silent warriors across only on  Khul Ke. Khul Ke, an innovative homegrown Indian-centric platform dedicated to fostering meaningful conversations, proudly presents its RoundTable series, ” Khul Ke Baat: Padma Awardees Ke Saath.” In these episodes, legendary Padma Awardees Usha Chaumar, Prakash Kaur & Deepa Malik share their profound experiences of motherhood, resilience, and unwavering commitment to noble causes.

As these remarkable speakers share their stories their narratives resonate deeply with the universal themes of love, sacrifice, grit and resilience associated with motherhood. Through their experiences Khul Ke wants to highlight the extraordinary capabilities and enduring strength inherent in every mother, offering a poignant tribute to the profound influence of maternal figures in shaping lives and communities. Their presence in these series not only honors their own journey as mothers but also serves as an inspiration to celebrate and appreciate the invaluable role towards the society.

Hosted by the renowned talk show host Richa Anirudh, the series delves deep into the lives of Padma Shri awardees who have made remarkable contributions to India through their noble service. Through candid narratives, these extraordinary individuals open up about their experiences, challenges, and phenomenal journeys, inspiring viewers to reflect on the essence of true heroism.

Throughout the discussion on Khul Ke’s RoundTable, Padma Awardee Prakash Kaur, who provided new life to 100 abandoned girls, unveils the numerous hardships she endured after being abandoned by her own parents. Undeterred by these challenges, the courageous and resilient Prakash Kaur became a mother to many orphans and founded Unique Home to protect and nurture them. Richa Anirudh engages in a heartfelt discussion with Prakash Kaur, highlighting her story of bravery, selfless love, and humanity in its humblest form.

Reflecting on her journey, Deepa Malik, renowned paralympic athlete remarked, “Nothing is impossible if you can convey to others that it can be done. If I can become a Padma Shri at 40 years, then anyone can do anything.”

“In a society where some believe ‘Kismat ka likha koi nahi badal sakta,’ there are individuals who not only change their own ‘Kismat’ but inspire social change,” says Padma Awardee Usha Chaumar, a manual scavenger, child bride and ray of hope for many women. Born into a family traditionally bound to the profession of manual scavenging, Usha Chaumar defied all odds to pursue education and change.

As we get down to celebrate Mother’s Day, Khul Ke offers the perfect platform to showcase the inspirational stories of courage, love, and unwavering determination. With ‘Khul Ke: Padma Awardees Ke Saath’, people truly get a peek into what it truly means to be a hero.

Link to the interview : https://www.khulke.com/roundtable/recorded/652fbf8afb966405ccd6b4f3

https://www.khulke.com/roundtable/recorded/651fef72e6546158bd69de95