In this episode of Paani with People, the conversation moves exactly how it’s meant to—unstructured, unpredictable, and honest.
With Adya, what begins as casual “blabbering” slowly opens into something deeper. We talk about birthdays and why they feel performative, about choosing solitude without guilt, and about documenting life in ways that actually matter to you. Along the way, we wander into conversations about anger, childhood, identity, and the quiet ways we inherit patterns from our parents.
Adya reflects on why she resists permanence—whether it’s tattoos, expectations, or fixed identities—and how she prefers to experience life in fragments: through photographs, notes, and moments that don’t need validation from anyone else.
There’s humour, there’s randomness, and then there are moments that hit unexpectedly hard—like understanding where your emotions come from, or realizing that sometimes “blabbering” is just another form of thinking out loud.
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