Society & Culture
In this heartfelt episode of Say Again, Amrita Tripathi speaks with the multi-talented Mallika Dua for an honest conversation about success, imposter syndrome, and navigating life’s most challenging moments.
Mallika opens up about the pivotal moment she realised she had "made it" and how she continues to battle industry stereotypes.
She also talks about her worst fear coming true–losing her parents a few years ago. From her deep grief after losing her parents to her candid reflections on therapy and mental health, Mallika shares some of her journey with us, talking about how much things have changed; how it’s impacted everything. We talk about self-confidence and having a strong sense of self, about charting your own path, even when you have to rely on muscle memory.
Show Notes
- Malika's definition of success and her "I made it" moment
- Navigating stereotypes and industry challenges as a young, outspoken woman
- The role of confidence and public performance in Malika's journey
- The profound impact of grief and loss of her beloved parents
- Malika's evolving relationship with Delhi and finding stability
- Authenticity and a relentless commitment to Mental Health
- Advice for a Younger Self
- Challenges with Regulating Cell Phone Time
- Gratitude