Ace healer and tarot reader Rinhee Suberwal, niece of the acclaimed actress Jayati Bhatia, both of whom have taken on the work of educating girl children, speak about this work and how easy or difficult it is.
- Jayati Bhatia Your aunty and you have taken this initiative to educate a few girl children. How did this idea come about?
Being a female child myself, I was privileged enough to get all the comforts always. But since a very early age, I saw, how girls are treated in our country even today and how they are still supposed to compromise on everything always, which includes giving up their dreams, ambitions, and basic rights, which includes education as well. So when we thought of celebrating with family in Udaipur, this we thought of as some way to give the society back.
Yes, Jayati Bhattia is my masi.
- Is it difficult to get finance, or are people willing to contribute to this cause?
Yes, it’s difficult to get finance, but some are coming forward to help us too.
- How are you and Jayati Bhatia related, and does having a face to a cause like this help?
I mentioned earlier as well. Jayati Bhatia is my aunt, and she always helps me in everything, along with my mother. I have always been behind the camera, but she and my mother are pushing me to come forward now with my achievements.
- As a healer and tarot reader, you have many faces from the industry come to you in times of need. Does it get daunting to heal celebrities?
Honestly, many known personalities come to me for guidance. People presume that they lead a life of luxury comfort and fame, but on the contrary, they are the ones who are exposed to unfair scrutiny and judgements, which affect their mental health too, as they are equally humans. The celebrities who are my clients, most of them are very simple and grounded but often misunderstood.