Roshan Abbas talks about being stuck in the middle of nowhere, with a stomach on the verge of bursting and not a toilet in sight.

Shamir Reuben talks about growing up as the son of an Air Force pilot.

Maria Goretti talks about a fear that became a lifelong phobia that refused to go away, despite her best attempts to overcome it.

For poet and writer Rabia Kapoor, love became a double-sword that she had to learn to wield both ways.

Director Rraj Kaushal believed that his actions as a parent and a human being had helped raise the perfect child, a gentle, affable soul called Vir, who could really do no wrong.

For poet-songwriter Kausar Munir, nostalgia takes her back in time to when her grandmother led her through the rustic and bewitching sights of good old Bombay.