New Delhi [India], September 22: In a candid conversation with Megha Prasad on ABP News’ Inside Out, Shehzad Poonawalla opens up about a journey that has seen him move through politics, faith, setbacks and unexpected new beginnings.
He speaks about his love for Sanatan, his thoughts on Hanuman Ansh, and his personal philosophy on life. Looking back at his political journey, he reflects on the highs and lows, the moments of success and the experiences that taught him how to deal with failure and move forward.
His story takes an interesting turn when he talks about the contrast between where he was and where life has taken him. From worrying about house rent to landing a show and maybe getting a penthouse in it, the change captures the unpredictability of his journey and the idea that life can turn around when you least expect it.
In the conversation, Shehzad also recalls how people would often tell him, “Sudhanshu Trivedi is Sachin and you are Sehwag.” Now, in an unexpected twist, Virender Sehwag is hosting Rise & Fall Season 2, and Shehzad is set to be part of the very show that Sehwag is hosting.
That makes the show’s unique concept particularly personal for him. Shehzad sums up the connection to his own journey with the words:“This is my life’s story — to fall and rise, to rise and fall.”
After watching Hanuman Ansh, Shehzad received an invitation to be part of Rise & Fall, which he chose to embrace as a new calling. His conversations around life, his perspective on Swara Bhasker, and his reflections on his own rise and fall add personal context to his upcoming reality television journey.
From house rent to a penthouse, from political highs and lows to a new calling, Shehzad Poonawalla’s journey comes full circle with Rise & Fall.
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