“Growing up in Kolkata, my life took a turn when my father passed away when I was just four. With my mother striving to make ends meet through small businesses, I learned resilience early on. It was during my high school days that I discovered my passion for riding bikes. The spark was ignited when I witnessed the mesmerizing ‘Well of Death’ show in Maori. Despite being told it was too difficult for girls, I persisted with a desire to learn those thrilling maneuvers.

Convincing my mother wasn’t easy, but my determination prevailed, and she eventually supported my decision. Setting my training in Delhi, I embarked on a journey to master the art of stunt riding. The six months of intense training tested my limits daily. Balancing fast-moving vehicles in the well of death demanded unwavering focus and precision, pushing me to the edge both mentally and physically.

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The road to becoming a seasoned stunt rider was paved with several setbacks and injuries. From fractured bones to surgeries, each obstacle only fueled my determination. Despite the risks, I continued to push boundaries, performing across India and even venturing into neighboring countries like Nepal and Bhutan.

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Transitioning from the adrenaline-fueled world of stunt riding to becoming a fitness trainer was a natural evolution for me. Today, I not only inspire others through my daring feats but also empower them to lead healthier lives.

Looking ahead, my aspirations extend beyond personal achievements. My long-term goal is to make a meaningful impact by supporting orphaned children through education and establishing a haven for the elderly.

For the past fifteen years, I’ve immersed myself in the electrifying world of motorcycle and car stunts, defying gravity and pushing the limits of daring in the heart-stopping depths of the ‘Maut Ka Kuwa’ or #WellofDeath. Each performance is a testament to our skill and nerve, leaving audiences in awe and admiration.”