Such a lovely evening honoring @cry.america and the impact the organization has made in the lives of over 800,000 children all over India, saving them from child labor and child marriage and providing them access to healthcare and education in their native dialects to break free from a debilitating system. Thank you @vikaskhannagroup for sharing your heartfelt words on how we have so much to learn from children in India (hum yahaan aa kar kya paaya hai?). This is why it's imperative for us to continue to do seva and give back. @azmishabana18, it was a joy to meet you. It took me back to my news anchoring days with CNN in Bombay (I still remember celebrating Holi at your home years ago). You are a true sophisticate who captures the 3 As with grace - arts, acting, and activism. Thank you and Lalita Amma for your work with @cry_india and being with us in NYC. 🗽 I look forward to sharing my poignant interview with you soon! I know my mom is gleaming about this. @jotikrekhi, thank you for having me join you. I look forward to being part of the mission and getting my three children involved too - it's never too early or too late. @aashmeeta_jus_tv - I've been following your work and am so glad we met. Kismat. Hun Punjabi vich gal karni padegi - all dayy, ere dayy. 😉 Lastly, big hugs to @thepierreny concierge Maurice & Crystal for helping me when I was in a tizzy because truly, meri jhumka gira re (my earring fell). 😅💎 Sometimes we have to find our inner McGeyver and trust in magic. All is well that ends well. 💗