The Cost of Strength Ft. IAF Squadron Leader Amrita Chakraborty (Retd)
The Cost of Strength features Shivani Misri Sadhoo in a deeply personal conversation with IAF Sqadron Leader Amrita Chakraborty(Retd), where strength is explored beyond uniforms, ranks, and achievements. In this powerful podcast episode, Squadron Leader Amrita opens up about the sacrifices, discipline, emotional battles, and unseen pressures that shape a life of service.
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Childhood Trauma vs. Life’s Calling: A Therapist’s Deep-Dive with Devendra Kumar
As a therapist, I often see how our earliest memories—the ones that shake us—become the very fuel for our greatest purposes. Today's guest, Devendra Kumar, is a testament to that. We explore the profound effects of parental conflict on a child’s psyche, the 'unlearning' required to lead a movement, and the safe spaces we create for ourselves when the world feels too heavy. Whether you are interested in social change or personal healing, this episode offers a rare look at the internal life of a leader. This is Devendra Kumar, unplugged. To Know More About Host, Psychologist, Marriage Counselor Shivani Misri Sadhoo please visit:
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The Silent Pain of a National Hero: DIG N.N. Dubey (Part 2)
What happens after the smoke clears? For N.N. Dubey, the war never truly ended. While he is celebrated for the legendary Ghazi Baba encounter, he lives every day with the physical reminders of the 7 bullets that tore through him. We discuss the mental fortitude required to live under constant threat in Kashmir and the transition from the battlefield to a life of quiet endurance. A must-watch for every Indian.
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Before the Uniform: Loss, Love & the Making of a BSF DIG | Shri Narendra Nath Dubey (Part 1)
In this powerful episode, host Shivani Misri Sadhoo sits down with Narendra Nath Dhar Dubey, former DIG of the BSF and Kirti Chakra recipient, and his wife, for a rare conversation that goes beyond headlines and heroism. While Mr. Dubey is legendary for leading the 2003 operation against Ghazi Baba—as portrayed in the 2025 film Ground Zero—this episode explores the side of service rarely seen. Through Shivani’s lens as a psychologist, the three discuss the emotional weight of leadership, the unseen psychological costs of conflict, and the profound resilience required from a family standing behind the uniform. Together, they reflect on courage, fear, and the quiet battles that continue long after the battlefield falls silent. This is a space for truth and vulnerability, honoring both the mission and the human beings who lived it.
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