ITS OKAY LETS TALK - Episode 1
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- On this 6th year mark we are happy to launch It's ok 2 Be not OKAY’s “ITS OKAY LETS TALK” series. “There is as much wisdom in listening as there is in speaking” they say and that’s just what we aim to achieve. We hope that by listening to the inspirational stories you get to gain something. And to start the ball rolling we are mighty proud to have Bharathi Rani Arunachalam to share her journey on her trial and tribulations. A lecturer, mother and a personality - the ride wasn’t a bed of roses but she chose to see the silver lining instead. Are you ready for her story? Lessgo.
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Dear Manju Akka and Bharathi,
I recently watched the interview episode of It's Okay Not To Be Okay on RUclips, and I must say it was truly inspiring. Thank you both for shedding light on sensitive topics that are often brushed aside in our society.
Bharathi, you are such an inspiration! Listening to your journey, overcoming bullying, fighting your battles independently, and emerging as a successful lecturer, mother, and celebrity has touched my heart deeply. Having watched you act in Vasantham dramas since I was young, I always thought, “Paarda, ivangha yellam rombha koduthu vachavangha... Yevvalo successful ah irukkangha!” But hearing your this side of the story has made me realize that your path was far from easy. Despite coming from a lower middle-class family, you pursued education and carved a life for yourself, an achievement that resonates with me deeply.
At 31, I now feel a renewed hope to overcome my own barriers and continue my education, a goal I’ve long been trying to achieve but kept stumbling over. Bharathi, your story has helped me accept my own struggles with bullying, something I’ve often ignored due to societal expectations that men shouldn’t express such emotions, especially as adults.
Your words also rekindled a personal dream of mine: adopting a child. It’s something I’ve been contemplating for a while but hesitated to act on. While it may not happen immediately, your story has given me the courage to give it serious thought.
Manju Akka, it’s wonderful to see you hosting this platform. Your warm presence and thoughtful inputs added so much to the conversation. I look forward to watching more episodes and learning from them they’re not just inspiring but also eye-opening.
Bharathi, what you said about being a late bloomer truly resonated with me. It’s a wake-up call I didn’t know I needed. Thank you both for being such incredible voices of inspiration and keep inspiring more.
Wishing you and your loved ones a Merry Christmas and a Happy 2025 New Year!
You are such an inspiring person.I her fan after watching her in Azhagiya Thamizh Magal.Happy for her finally became mother.
What an inspiring start to this series! Thank you for this, looking forward to the subsequent episodes!
Interesting episode.
Love watchig.
Super proud of you! Yes indeed, you’re inspiration for our generations. 🫶🏽
Thank u for being so open abt Yr experiences barathi!!! So inspiring n encouraging
Love you bharathi❤❤❤
Shame on the people who bullied her.
Thanks for sharing!! Why do you not share about your LQBTQ+ journey?
why do you not mind your business and appreciate the video as it is?
@@mathurijacintha903 I’m here commenting on a video with my question targeted at the speaker.
You asking me to MYOB is making you look silly since you are the one jumping in with no context.
Omgggg ❤️❤️❤️ bharathi is sooo sweet so talkative ❤️❤️❤️❤️. And kudos to the host :) she is so organic in conducting an interview
thank UUU :))
Thanks for sharing. This episode is so inspiring and encouraging. Stay blessed.
You are such an inspiring person. Salute you
Thank you for sharing your journey.
Kepp rocking
Love U bharati from 🇲🇾
So true. I was going thru too at work and still happens
In my opinion Bharati decision is not right and I do not encourage this decision in society but this is her life
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I am the 44th subscriber
THANK YOU!
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personally i feel that the video is too long
@izziesstephen768. You don't make sense bro....its her life, her experiences why you bother thinking so much and comment so long....you cannot judge bro....your comments don't make😂
More content pls haha
coming. :)
I wanted to comment
Isn’t mentorship “Make better career decisions. Gain new life perspectives. Develop skills that assist in career or personal development.” And at 14 years old to gain such perspective you would be required to acknowledge the responsibilities required and sometimes that requires u running errands so u know the ropes .
I dun see that as bullying.
The examples chosen is very poorly misconceived.
Please be clear on the meaning n examples of bullying. Using that term bullying is a serious allegation and defamation(as we saw in recent times on Big boss 7)
Please conduct ur next series of interviews with thorough examples and solutions please
We cant be in a society where everything is misread as bullying.
Also everyone goes through a phase where sometimes friendship gets to an uncomfortable period and we have to encourage them to speak up and stand for themselves. Instead u mentioned that u just left the “group”
Again a poor example because then the other party doesn’t realise their errors or is given the opportunity to rectify your actions.
Also u did not mentioned that u left immediately?
So why did u not leave immediately ? Did u stay till u had something to gain out of it then u left ? Surely at 21/22 u had options and more courage.
Your 3rd example of body shaming and u got 2 of ur friends to speak on your behalf and it wasn’t in a dignified way
Again a poor example.
In this era; we need to give proper examples of how to stand up for urself in a dignified manner unlike the example u presented.
wow. life must be so boring for you. to comment on someone's sharing. watch & scroll away if you have nothing nice to comment. this is HER experience. HER voice. stfu & MYOB :) who are YOU? the producer? the director? 🤣