What happens when the life you want conflicts with the expectations of the people you love? And how do you find the courage to choose yourself without losing the people who matter most?
In this deeply personal episode of The Mohua Show podcast, host Mohua Chinappa speaks with acclaimed author and mathematician Manil Suri, whose memoir A Room in Bombay explores family, identity, sexuality, memory, migration and the complicated meaning of love.
In this episode, we discuss:
What this episode is really about:
This conversation goes beyond a memoir. It is about the difficult choices that shape our lives, the invisible expectations within families, and the courage to understand that love does not always mean fulfilling everyone’s wishes. Sometimes, choosing yourself is also an act of love.
If you’re interested in podcasts about life journeys, personal growth, identity, family relationships, LGBTQ+ experiences, Indian storytelling, creative writing and publishing, and thought-provoking conversations, this episode is for you.
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