Deepti Pillay Sivan is an Indian film actress, film director and businesswoman based in Kerala, India. She is known for her lead role as Mohanlal's daughter in the movie Kalippattam starring Mohanlal and written and directed by Venu Nagavalli. She acted as the pivotal character in the movie. She also acted as a heroine in the movie Moonilonnu directed by K. K. Haridas. She is known for directing the film documentary Decoding Shankar about Shankar Mahadevan. She is currently the business head of Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd. Previously, she was the station head of Red FM 93.5. The documentary film "Decoding Shankar" which she directed got a nomination at Indian Panorama-2018.

Anshu Varshney is an Indian actress and model who was crowned Mrs. India Runner Up in 2018, after which she pursued her passion for acting in Mumbai. She has worked in many short films, feature films and TV serials one of which is The Kapil Sharma Show and has acted in many web series. Anshu is known for her portrayal of the character "Charu" in the web series, Metal hood. She has also acted and featured in more than 65 commercials - Dabur, Dettol, HDFC, Everest, Cadbury, Philips and Odomas etc, and several Government ads. She is a motivational speaker. Anshu Varshney has been interviewed on Mehmaan on Doordarshan the national TV channel and received their award for Inspiring and Extraordinary Determination Woman.

Padmini Ravi has been on a journey in dance for over 5 decades. She is a performer, teacher and choreographer who reveals a new dimension to dance. Padmini is also the founder and director of Padmini Ravi Dance Academy and serves as an exponent and teacher of Bharathanatyam, the ancient South Indian classical dance known for its grace, purity, tenderness, and sculpturesque poses. The classical art form embodies the three primary ingredients of Dance - Expression, Rhyme and Rhythm, which she imparts through training with her creative interpretations and adaptations of its movements. Padmini Ravi is a recipient of the Karnataka Sangeetha Nritya Academy Award as well as the State Rajyotsava Award.

Amrita S. Nair is a published writer, columnist, author and an Advocate at the Bombay High Court, working as an Associate at Parinam Law. As the founder of The Silent Sexism Project and the Intersectional Feminist Magazine, she understands well the insidious ways in which discrimination and denied access to resources affects communities across the country. She is equally passionate about delivering justice to the underprivileged and is particularly interested in feminist jurisprudence, constitutional law, criminal law, international humanitarian law, and human rights, and has had the opportunity to revel in a variety of Indian music, dance, and cuisine as a Fauji kid. When not busy with work or championing the causes she feels strongly about, she is usually found curled up with a book in a cozy nook.

Krithika Ram is an award-winning speaker & leader in the development sector with more than 15 years of experience, presently serving as Coach-Operations & Donor Management in Feminist Approach to Technology (FAT) addressing the gender gap in technology. Earlier on, Krithika headed the India programs for WEConnect International, a US-based non-profit working with large US corporations and women-owned businesses to promote supplier diversity across the globe. She has been responsible for strategizing, strengthening and executing the CSR initiatives in Ramky Group, L&T Infotech and Icreon Tech. Krithika is passionate about mentoring women-owned SMEs and has been supporting some in Northeast India as a part of GIZ and Dhriti's Her&Now program since 2020. She is on the Advisory Boards of NPOs and is also associated with two women-owned enterprises.

Trina Dutt is a singer/songwriter who loves spreading joy and music through various genres of indie pop, soul, blues and rock. From intimate concerts and musical theatre productions to the radio, she dips her soul in the waters of all things music, singing and performing! Trina has a Diploma in Pop Vocals from the London College of Music (LCM) and a Diploma in Music Theatre (LCM), having topped India across all genres and won the 'Kawai Rolling Trophy for Outstanding Musician - Diploma (All Subjects)'. She also won the National Interschool Talent Contest 'Voice of Viva' in its 7th edition. Trina has performed in musical productions such as CATS (2014) and Lucky Stiff (2019) and was also part of the Under25 Summit in 2020 along with various online performances for charities and events alike. Trina has been training vocally for 12 years and performing for 7 years.

Mae Mariyam Thomas is a presenter, journalist, podcast producer, and audio content/production consultant with over 15 years of experience in radio and podcasting. She started her career working in radio in the UK and India. She’s most well-known for being the host of India’s first indie music podcast Maed in India which was selected by Apple as one of the Best Podcasts of 2018 in India. The show has been running for over 7 years and is a platform to showcase some of the best independent music coming out of India. In 2019, she was chosen by GQ magazine for their 50 Most Influential Young Indians. Also, Maed in India is a 2021 Webby Award Honoree in the category of Limited Series & Specials - Diversity & Inclusion. Currently, she works as a podcast consultant to develop audio ideas, design shows, and handle production and distribution of podcasts.

Sohini Roychowdhury is a classical Bharatanatyam dancer, choreographer, movement director, producer, author and professor of Natyashastra. She is the founder of Sohinimoksha World Dance & Communications. A premier ambassador of Indian culture, Sohini´s performances – solo and with her multinational troupe Sohinimoksha, have been garnering tumultuous audience appreciation, and rave critical reviews all over the world. A visiting professor of dance at 17 Universities across the globe, Sohini is a winner of the ‘Mahatma Gandhi Pravasi Samman’ by The House of Lords, British Parliament; the Priyadarshini Award for Outstanding Achievement in Arts, ‘Governor’s Commendation’ for Distinguished World Artiste - by the Governor of Namur Province, Belgium; She Inspires Global Woman of the Year 2021 and many more.

Kainaz Jussawalla is an author, columnist, celebrity talk show host and the winner of three awards - “The Shiksha Ratna”, the “Asian Literary Society Author Award” and the “Fuzia Woman Achievers Award” for excellence in social media. Over the years, she has written extensively for various newspapers and magazines including Savvy and The Times Of India. Her writing work includes several anthologies and one bestseller. Currently working on her third book which will be published in 2023. She studied at St Xavier’s College Mumbai and lives in Mumbai city. Kainaz Jussawalla runs an initiative under the name “Be A Friend” which provides support and companionship to senior citizens in the community. A strong advocate for body positivity and has spoken at various health forums including Health First UK, AIIMS Delhi.