Beyond Pink By Sangi Mall

Can a marriage survive 800 professional workshops together?Most couples struggle with dinner plans; Anita and Harsha Bhogle built a corporate empire. While Harsha is the "Voice of Cricket," Anita is the strategic powerhouse who scaled their vision from 25 workshops to over 800.In this candid talk, Anita confronts the "outside noise" and the societal reflex to label an assertive woman a "pushy wife" instead of an equal partner. She deep-dives into the "invisible hurdles" of the professional woman, where every personal choice carries a career price tag that men rarely have to pay.This is a masterclass in navigating respect, defying perceptions, and redefining what it means to be "Equal, Yet Different."Join the movement. Subscribe to Beyond Pink for more unfiltered conversations with women who are redefining success.--Beyond Pink is a podcast about women who are living a new way of life in India.Hosted by Sangi Mall, a Mumbai-based novelist and publisher, Beyond Pink explores women entrepreneurs, work-life balance, navigating patriarchy, modern Indian womanhood, and breaking traditional barriers. Each episode dives into real conversations about ambition, boardroom challenges, family dynamics, financial independence, and redefining success on your own terms.If you're interested in women-led leadership journeys, Indian business stories, advice for women, and honest discussions about identity — this channel is for you.New episodes every week! Subscribe and join the conversation.#beyondpink #womeninbusiness #entrepreneurship

Is the "Financial Ceiling" real, or was it built into the system?In this powerful episode of Beyond Pink, host Sangi Mall sits down with a titan of the Indian financial sector: Priti Rathi Gupta. As the founder of LXME and a former Managing Director at Anand Rathi Associates, Priti doesn't just talk about money she talks about power, equity, and the systemic barriers that have kept women on the sidelines of wealth for decades.For too long, the narrative has been: "Women manage the home; men manage the money." This isn't just a stereotype; it's a multi-trillion-rupee leak in the Indian economy. Priti reveals the "heartbreaking" reality of the investment landscape, where women-led initiatives receive only a fraction of global capital.--Beyond Pink is a podcast about women who are living a new way of life in India.Hosted by Sangi Mall, a Mumbai-based novelist and publisher, Beyond Pink explores women entrepreneurs, work-life balance, navigating patriarchy, modern Indian womanhood, and breaking traditional barriers. Each episode dives into real conversations about ambition, boardroom challenges, family dynamics, financial independence, and redefining success on your own terms.If you're interested in women-led leadership journeys, Indian business stories, advice for women, and honest discussions about identity — this channel is for you.New episodes every week! Subscribe and join the conversation.#beyondpink #womeninbusiness #entrepreneurship

Are we preparing our children for a career, or just for an application? In this episode of Beyond Pink, host Sangi Mall sits down with Revathi Shivakumar, the founder of Revadmissions and a veteran education counsellor, to peel back the layers of the high-pressure college admissions world.The landscape of global education is shifting. With a reported 30% drop in U.S. college demand and a massive pivot toward European universities, parents and students are standing at a crossroads. Revathi shares her "GPS approach" to counselling, prioritising a child’s mental health and "future-readiness" over just hitting the top 20 rankings.--Beyond Pink is a podcast about women who are living a new way of life in India.Hosted by Sangi Mall, a Mumbai-based novelist and publisher, Beyond Pink explores women entrepreneurs, work-life balance, navigating patriarchy, modern Indian womanhood, and breaking traditional barriers. Each episode dives into real conversations about ambition, boardroom challenges, family dynamics, financial independence, and redefining success on your own terms.If you're interested in women-led leadership journeys, Indian business stories, advice for women, and honest discussions about identity — this channel is for you.New episodes every week! Subscribe and join the conversation.#beyondpink #womeninbusiness #entrepreneurship

"I didn't have the time or energy... but I had a vision." Meet Fancy Nanda, the chemical engineer who traded laboratory formulas for secret spice blends. In this heartwarming and insightful episode of Beyond Pink, we explore the rise of Jamai Shoshthi a brand that has redefined Bengali cuisine for Mumbai and Bangaluru.Fancy opens up about the "glamour and grit" of the food industry, the pressure of high Mumbai living costs, and the hilarious (and sometimes strict) realities of modern parenting and playdates. If you’ve ever wondered how to scale a passion project into a massive "Mompreneur" success story, this is your blueprint.Whether you're a mother balancing the grind or a professional dreaming of a fresh start, Fancy’s story is a masterclass in grit, flavor, and the courage to say, "Watch me."Beyond Pink is a podcast about women who are living a new way of life in India.Hosted by Sangi Mall, a Mumbai-based novelist and publisher, Beyond Pink explores women entrepreneurs, work-life balance, navigating patriarchy, modern Indian womanhood, and breaking traditional barriers. Each episode dives into real conversations about ambition, boardroom challenges, family dynamics, financial independence, and redefining success on your own terms.If you're interested in women-led leadership journeys, Indian business stories, advice for women, and honest discussions about identity — this channel is for you.New episodes every week! Subscribe and join the conversation.#beyondpink #womeninbusiness #entrepreneurship

Imagine studying medicine for a decade, practising as a doctor, and then deciding to leave it all behind to sell... Idli and Dosa batter. Sounds crazy? To some, yes. To our guest, Sangita Garg, it was the "magic" she needed to create.In this episode of Beyond Pink, Sangi Mall sits down with the founder of Atta Girl to discuss the unconventional leap from healthcare to the food industry.

We dive deep into the societal scripts that many Indian women are expected to follow the rigid cycle of Study → Work → Marriage → Baby and what it takes to break that loop to forge a career that is truly your own. Sangita shares the relatable (and slightly food-obsessed) origin story of her brand, including the 40km treks across Bangalore she used to take just to find the perfect dosa, which ultimately sparked the realisation that great taste shouldn't be that hard to find.Beyond the business strategy, we get into the emotional side of entrepreneurship. Sangita opens up about the "Why now?" questions and her own mother’s blunt, honest reaction to her career shift: "After all that studying, why this?" It is a raw look at how "Atta Girl!" became more than just a brand; it became a convenient, ready-to-cook solution for an everyday kitchen problem, helping housewives and busy families reclaim their time without sacrificing the quality of a home cooked meal.Beyond Pink is a podcast about women who are living a new way of life in India.Hosted by Sangi Mall, a Mumbai-based novelist and publisher, Beyond Pink explores women entrepreneurs, work-life balance, navigating patriarchy, modern Indian womanhood, and breaking traditional barriers. Each episode dives into real conversations about ambition, boardroom challenges, family dynamics, financial independence, and redefining success on your own terms.If you're interested in women-led leadership journeys, Indian business stories, advice for women, and honest discussions about identity — this channel is for you.New episodes every week! Subscribe and join the conversation.#beyondpink #womeninbusiness #entrepreneurship

In this episode, Sangi Mall sits down with Alpana Parida, CEO and Founder of Tiivra Ventures, the company behind Tiivra and Tvarra Helmets. From building a brand in an unconventional industry to redefining how women participate in mobility and entrepreneurship, Alpana shares her remarkable journey of resilience, reinvention, and conviction.The conversation explores Alpana’s decision to pause her corporate career for motherhood and the challenges of returning to the workforce after a long break. She reflects on parenting, societal expectations placed on women, and how confidence can be rebuilt even after years away from professional life. Alpana also discusses her entrepreneurial journey—spotting a massive opportunity in India’s underserved women’s helmet market and building a brand that blends safety, design, and identity.Alpana talks about working with brand ambassadors like MS Dhoni and Jemimah Rodrigues, her philosophy on leadership, and why entrepreneurship requires embracing discomfort and uncertainty. She also shares insights on gender dynamics in business, the importance of partner support, and how women can rediscover their ambitions at any stage of life.This episode is a powerful conversation about reinvention, entrepreneurship, motherhood, and the courage to build something meaningful despite societal expectations.If you enjoyed this conversation, don’t forget to like, and share.
Beyond Pink is a podcast about women who are living a new way of life in India.Hosted by Sangi Mall, a Mumbai-based novelist and publisher, Beyond Pink explores women entrepreneurs, work-life balance, navigating patriarchy, modern Indian womanhood, and breaking traditional barriers. Each episode dives into real conversations about ambition, boardroom challenges, family dynamics, financial independence, and redefining success on your own terms.If you're interested in women-led leadership journeys, Indian business stories, advice for women, and honest discussions about identity — this channel is for you.New episodes every week! Subscribe and join the conversation.#beyondpink #womeninbusiness #entrepreneurship

In this episode, Sangi Mall sits down with Suhasini Sampath, founder of Yoga Bar, to explore the journey behind building one of India’s leading health food brands. Suhasini shares how the idea for Yoga Bar first sparked during her MBA exchange program in the US and how it eventually turned into a business after she returned to India and faced more than 400 job rejections. What began with homemade bars made by her mother soon grew into a brand, with early belief and support from a friend helping bring the idea to life. She reflects on the realities of entrepreneurship, the persistence it demands, and how resilience plays a crucial role in building something meaningful.During the conversation, Suhasini also speaks about the profound influence of her father and the values he instilled in her growing up. From rewarding effort over results to encouraging ambition and independence, her upbringing shaped the mindset that later helped her navigate the highs and lows of entrepreneurship. She shares insights from her career path—from becoming a Chartered Accountant and working at KPMG to eventually stepping away from the corporate path to build her own venture.The discussion also explores her perspective on brand building, leadership, and the evolving ecosystem for women entrepreneurs in India. Suhasini opens up about balancing business with personal life, motherhood, and relationships, while staying deeply passionate about creating brands that emotionally connect with people. Through this honest and thoughtful conversation, Sangi Mall and Suhasini Sampath reflect on resilience, family influence, entrepreneurship, and the art of building a brand with purpose.#yogabar #entrepreneurship --Beyond Pink is a podcast about women who are living a new way of life in India.Hosted by Sangi Mall, a Mumbai-based novelist and publisher, Beyond Pink explores women entrepreneurs, work-life balance, navigating patriarchy, modern Indian womanhood, and breaking traditional barriers. Each episode dives into real conversations about ambition, boardroom challenges, family dynamics, financial independence, and redefining success on your own terms.If you're interested in women-led leadership journeys, Indian business stories, advice for women, and honest discussions about identity — this channel is for you.New episodes every week! Subscribe and join the conversation.#beyondpink #womeninbusiness #entrepreneurship