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From Icons to Mentors: Women Who Inspire Us. Join our live podcast on 11th March, 4pm IST
My mother never told me how to live. She simply lived and let me watch her do it My sister, on the other hand, made sure I didn't just watch but heard it too. Again and again, through her words, teaching me how I could be a better human. A friend taught me that life rarely lets everything go right at the same time, sometimes your career works out, sometimes your personal life does. And you can learn to be happy either way And a woman I met during my early days in Bangalore showed me a different kind of strength, transitioning in her 50s and choosing to live as her authentic self, despite the taunts she still faces in public. And these are only a few. There have been many women in my life, some I know deeply, some I met briefly, and some I’ve only admired from afar. But each of them has inspired me in their own way. And I wish they could inspire you too. Since you can’t meet them all, let me talk about them. Join @(Mali) and I as we talk about the women who shaped us, from real life to reel life, from women who know us personally to women who may never know we exist. Their stories. Their strength. And the lessons we can all learn from them. So maybe none of us has to start from scratch. So Join us for our live TwoXTalks podcast Title : From Icons to Mentors: Women Who Inspire Us Date 📅 : Wednesday, 11th March Time : 4pm IST Platform : Link in comments
Women's Day Meet and Greet with Games, Conversation and a free Pizza on 8th March, 2026 in Brik Oven
Kick off 8th March with TwoXTopia, the ultimate women-only celebration blending Women's Day fire with non-stop fun, energy, and friendships that are wholesome. Welcome to TwoXTopia - we have curated women-only social experiences designed to turn icebreakers into actual friendships. Venue: Brik Oven, Indiranagar Date: Sunday, 8th March Time: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM Events: 1. Fun and interactive quiz rounds 2. Ice-breakers that don’t feel like HR made them 3. Games that turn strangers into “okay wait I love her” 4. A room full of women ready to vibe, connect, and expand their circle No awkward networking. No forced small talk. Just structured fun that flows into genuine conversations. Who Can Join? Open to all age groups. All women, all ages. (Non-negotiable: Bring your fabulous self. That's it.). The Entry Details (and yes, it’s worth it) : 1. This might be the only event where you get more than you give. Entry Fee : 1. ₹499/- per person If you’re a verified member of the twoxtopia app 2. ₹699/- per person If you’re not a verified member of the twoxtopia app Ticket bookings close after 6pm on 7th March, 2026 What you get : 1. Complimentary pizzas and coupons worth ₹500 redeemable at the venue (valid for 24 hours) 2. Fun quiz 3. Interactive games to connect and network 4. Memories and friends to leave with How to Register : 1. Register and verify yourself as a woman here in TwoXTopia 2. DM us on twoxtopia instagram handle, we'll provide the QR code to make the payment. Send us a screenshot of the payment once done NOTE: This event is strictly for women and payments are non-refundable. If you’re tired of “we should catch up sometime” energy and crave friendships that actually feel easy, fun, and a little unhinged in the best way, TwoXTopia is your space. Step into a room filled with laughter, bold energy, and women who feel like home. See you on 8th March ladies!
The Importance of Female Friendships in a Woman's Life. Join our live podcast on 25th Feb, 4pm IST
A woman is a woman’s biggest enemy. It’s a sentence I’ve heard far too often. And almost never from a woman herself. It’s usually said about us. Sometimes I feel like society repeats it so women don’t band together. Because if we truly did, we would change things. Then there’s this: “I prefer male friendships. There’s less drama and gossip” But what is “drama”? When men go through break ups or tough times, it’s often talks centered around distraction - booze, cricket, “bro forget about her.” But when it's women turn, we talk, we process, we sit with our feelings. Is that drama? Is that us being gossipy? Or is that emotional honesty? I’m not here to define or undermine male friendships. I’m here to challenge the stereotypes that surround the female ones. Your female friend may not always be able to bail you out at 2am. Of course she can't, her curfew doesn’t let her step out after 9pm. But she will stay on call for hours. She will listen. She will remind you who you are when you forget. She will hype you up in the comment section so loudly that people mistake the "solidarity" for "romance". And that’s the importance of female friendships. So as part of our February love-themed podcast, we’re talking about a kind of love that isn’t romantic but is just as life-changing. Tomorrow on TwoXTalks, @(Mali) and I will be talking about the real bond between women, one beyond stereotypes. 🗓 Date : 25th Feb, 2026 ⏰ Time : 4pm IST 🎙 Platform : https://meet.google.com/czw-xyiu-vtj If you’ve experienced the goodness of female friendships, struggled with it, or are still figuring it out then join us live. Because TwoXTalks was built for conversations like this. TwoXTopia | A space for women to speak and exist freely.
SRK Characters Ranked: Who Is the Best Boyfriend? Join our live podcast on 18th Feb, 4pm IST
What is love? No, not “baby don’t hurt me” If you’re a 90s kid like me, you didn’t learn love from books. You learned it from watching Shah Rukh Khan on the big screen. So let me ask you again - Pyaar kya hai? And somewhere in your head, you’ll hear: “Pyaar dosti hai.” “Love is friendship. If she can’t be my best friend, I can never truly love her.” Yes, that iconic line from Kuch Kuch Hota Hai. And just like Anjali, I was sold. Now obviously, SRK can’t be everyone’s boyfriend. But his characters? Fair game. So this Wednesday, @(Mali) and I are ranking SRK characters and deciding who actually qualifies as the best boyfriend in 2026. Green flags? Bare minimum? Or just pretty speeches? If you want to listen in (or strongly disagree with our ranking), join us on the 18th. This podcast is a part of our love themed February series. See you there! Topic: SRK Characters Ranked: Who Is the Best Boyfriend? Date: 18th Feb 2026 Time: 4 PM IST Platform: https://meet.google.com/czw-xyiu-vtj
Our first official TwoXTopia meetup! Join us for Galentine's Day Celebration on 14th Feb.
We're bringing Galentine's Day back to what it should be - women hanging out, laughing, and feeling safe being themselves. No pressure, no Valentine's drama 💌 IRL Hangout in Bangalore 📅 14th February, 2026 🕒 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM (optional venue exploration till 6:30 PM) What we'll do: - Ice-breaker introductions - Dumb Charades - Blackout poetry - Fun quiz - Chill conversations + optional venue exploration What you'll get: - A small goodie bag 🎁 - New connections - A relaxed, women-only space to just exist and have fun Good to know: - Women only - No entry fee - Comfortable clothing recommended (we may sit on the ground) A few spots are still open - join us if you're in Bangalore! We're also doing a casual online hangout for those who can't make it in person (open to people from all over India) If you are coming then click on the attend button below!
Bare Minimum Can’t Be the Standard of a Healthy Relationship. Join our live discussion on this topic on 11th Feb, 4pm IST
For a long time, I’ve watched how women are subtly conditioned to accept less in relationships, especially under the pressure of being “chosen,” partnered, or loved in a way that looks good from the outside. Somewhere along the way, basic decency started getting framed as effort, and emotional neglect was softened with excuses. This TwoXTalks session is about calling that out. We’re talking about why the bare minimum has become the benchmark for a “good relationship,” how that standard quietly harms both women and men, and why choosing yourself is often the more honest, powerful option. As part of our February Love Series, this conversation pushes back against performative romance and focuses on something far more important, self-respect, emotional clarity, and the courage to walk away from what doesn’t meet your standards. Topic: Bare Minimum Can’t Be the Standard of a Healthy Relationship Date: 11th February, 2026 Time: 4 PM IST Platform: https://meet.google.com/czw-xyiu-vtj If you’ve ever been told you’re asking for too much, this conversation is for you.
Singlehood - When It’s a Better Choice Than Settling. Join our live discussion on this topic on 4th Feb, 4pm IST
Over time, I’ve realised how often singlehood is treated as a problem to solve, especially for women. As February arrives, conversations around love get louder but they usually centre romantic partnership as the only form of fulfillment. What rarely gets acknowledged is this: choosing singlehood can be an act of clarity, strength, and deep self-respect. In this TwoXTalks conversation, @Mali and I will talk about singlehood as a conscious choice, one that prioritises peace over pressure and standards over settling. We’ll explore why being single isn’t a lack of love, but often a refusal to accept the wrong kind of it. This session is part of our Valentine’s series, where throughout the month we’ll be expanding the idea of love, talking about self-partnership, emotional safety, female friendships, and relationships that don’t require you to shrink. Topic: Singlehood – When It’s a Better Choice Than Settling Date: 4th February, 2026 Time: 4 PM IST Platform: https://meet.google.com/czw-xyiu-vtj If you’ve ever been told to compromise “just so you’re not alone,” this conversation is for you.
Motherhood: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. Join our live discussion on this topic on 28th Jan, 4pm IST
Over time, I’ve realised how often motherhood is spoken about in extremes. Either it's glorified or it's judged. There is very little room for honesty in between. The emotional labour, the expectations, the identity shifts, and the quiet exhaustion that many women carry are rarely acknowledged openly. That’s why I’m looking forward to this TwoXTalks conversation where @Mali and I will talk about motherhood in all its complexity, the good, the difficult, and the uncomfortable realities that are often pushed aside. This session is about creating space for real experiences, without romanticising or dismissing them. Topic: Motherhood: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly Date: 28th January Time: 4 PM IST Platform: https://meet.google.com/czw-xyiu-vtj If this topic has ever made you pause, reflect, or feel unseen, I’d love for you to join the conversation
Why it costs more to be a woman? Join our live podcast on 21st Jan, 4pm IST to discuss more about this!
Over the years, I’ve realised that being a woman often comes with financial decisions that aren’t really choices. Beyond earning less, many of us end up spending more simply to feel safe, to move freely, or to protect ourselves in everyday situations. These costs add up quietly and shape our careers, routines, and opportunities in ways that are rarely acknowledged. That’s why I’m looking forward to this TwoXTalks conversation on Why It Costs More to Be a Woman. We’ll be talking about the hidden financial pressures women carry, how safety becomes an expense, and why these realities are still treated as individual problems instead of systemic ones. 🗓 Date: 21st January, 2026 🕓 Time: 4 PM IST 📍 Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/czw-xyiu-vtj If this has ever resonated with you, I’d love for you to join the conversation.
Roasting 2025: Because ‘Protecting’ Women Looks a Lot Like Oppressing Them. Join our live podcast on 7th Jan!
This week’s TwoXTalks podcast is going to be a sharp, honest one, rooted in the realities women navigated throughout 2025 and the narratives that were repeatedly justified in the name of “protection.” Hosted by @prachi007 & @Mali , this upcoming episode takes a critical look at how the language of safety, care, and morality is often used to control women’s choices, bodies, and freedom. From public discourse and policy decisions to everyday judgments and social conditioning, we’ll unpack how “protecting women” frequently ends up reinforcing restriction, surveillance, and inequality. We’ll reflect on moments from 2025 that sparked debate, discomfort, and anger, and examine how paternalistic thinking continues to shape laws, culture, and conversations around women’s lives. Most importantly, we’ll question who protection is really for and who pays the price for it. Topic: Roasting 2025: Because ‘Protecting’ Women Looks a Lot Like Oppressing Them Date: 7th January, 2026 Time: 4 PM IST Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/czw-xyiu-vtj If you’ve felt frustrated, dismissed, or spoken over in the name of being “protected,” this is a conversation you’ll want to be part of. Come join us
Indian Cinema's Flower Pot Problem : When Heroines Have Zero Personality? Join our live podcast on 24th Dec!
This week’s TwoXTalks conversation is going to be an important one, honest, critical, and rooted in how deeply cinema shapes the way we see gender, relationships, and power. Hosted by @prachi007 & @Mali , this upcoming episode dives into a long standing issue in Indian cinema : the way female characters are written or often, not written at all. From the normalization of misogyny to the idea that films with male leads are “for everyone” while female-led stories are “for women only,” we’ll unpack how storytelling repeatedly sidelines women. We’ll talk about specific films, the concept of the “flower pot” heroine, age gaps, item songs, double standards around relationships, and why so many female characters exist only to support a male arc - with little depth, agency, or personality of their own. We’ll also highlight films that do get it right, and what meaningful representation can actually look like. Topic : Indian Cinema’s Flower Pot Problem : When Heroines Have Zero Personality Date: 24th December Time: 4 PM IST Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/czw-xyiu-vtj If you’ve ever felt uncomfortable, frustrated, or unseen while watching mainstream cinema - this is a conversation you’ll want to be part of. Come join us.
Is It Really Hard to Make and Keep Friends in Your 20s? Join our live discussion on 10th Dec
Making and keeping friends in your 20s and beyond is harder than figuring out your career. Isn't that something we all have felt at some point in our lives? We all grew up believing adulthood magically comes with a fixed circle of people, the ones who “just get us.” But somewhere between college ending, first jobs, moving cities, chasing careers, healing from old wounds, and simply trying to stay afloat, friendships get complicated. Some of us drift because life happens. Some of us outgrow people we once thought we’d never lose. Some of us crave deeper, more intentional friendships but don’t know where to find them. And some of us are learning, sometimes painfully, that effort, vulnerability, and emotional availability matter more than shared history. So if friendships in your 20s feel messy, delayed, or inconsistent it doesn’t mean you’re doing life wrong. It means you’re human. Because building adult friendships isn’t about proximity anymore. It’s about connection that feels real, not convenient. And yes sometimes it is hard. But it’s also worth talking about. I am hosting a live podcast where we unpack the loneliness, the shifting dynamics, the unexpected heartbreaks, and the beautiful moments of finding “your people” later than you expected. Topic: Is It Really Hard to Make and Keep Friends in Your 20s? Date: Wednesday, 10th Dec, 2025 Time: 4 PM Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/czw-xyiu-vtj If you’ve lost friends, made new ones, are searching for deeper connections, or are simply navigating adulthood one imperfect chapter at a time you’ll definitely have thoughts on this. Come share them with everyone in the podcast.
The Truth About Having A Non Linear Career In Today's World - Join our live discussion on Gmeet on 3rd Dec
If your career looks ‘messy’ on paper, you’re probably doing it right. Most of us don’t follow a straight line career anymore. Some of us start in engineering and find ourselves in designing. Some of us realise content creation makes us happier than coding. Some switch roles, switch cities, take breaks, restart, and rediscover what they actually want from work. And often multiple times. There’s nothing wrong or unstable about it. A non-linear career isn’t confusion. It’s exploration. It’s growth. It’s choosing alignment over autopilot. With the kind of world we work in today, where industries evolve overnight and new roles appear every year, linearity is no longer a realistic expectation. What matters is the following : 1. Are we learning? 2. Are we curious? 3. Are we building a life that feels true to us? We’re hosting a conversation where we unpack all the fears, the uncertainty, the messy parts, and the courage behind choosing a different path. Topic: "The Truth About Having A Non Linear Career In Today's World” Date: Wednesday, 3rd Dec, 2025 Time: 3pm Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/czw-xyiu-vtj
Why leaving home was the hardest and best decision ever? Join our live discussion today!
Why leaving home was the hardest and best decision ever? Join our live discussion today! What makes you grow up faster, experience or time? Leaving home. Every single time. It may sound dramatic but moving away from your hometown is one of those life decisions that feels impossible in the beginning but transformative in hindsight. Living alone teaches you things no comfort zone ever will. Be it taking care of yourself when no one is around, or building routines from scratch or handling fear, homesickness, and silence or simply creating your own definition of home. But most importantly it teaches you how to grow into someone you didn't even know you could become. The transition is everything. It's the good, the bad and the ugly. It is the bills, the loneliness, the unexpected adulting, but also the resilience, confidence, and self-awareness. To dive deeper into this journey, I’m hosting a live podcast episode on: "Why Leaving Home Was the Hardest and Best Decision Ever" Date: Wed 26th Nov, 2025 Time: 5 PM Where: https://meet.google.com/czw-xyiu-vtj Whether you’ve moved out, want to move out, or are curious about what this phase teaches us, You’re invited to listen, reflect, and relate.
What actually makes a good frontend developer today?
Honestly? Someone who also understands backend at least decently. Frontend isn’t just “build the UI” anymore. You need to know how the backend works, how to communicate ideas, how to think like a product person, and how to understand what users actually want. Even knowing Canva helps because explaining ideas visually makes life easier. Basically, the job has become way more multidisciplinary than people admit. We’re discussing this in a live Gmeet session on 19th Nov called “The Many Hats of a Modern Frontend Developer.” Anyone can join - devs, tech people, even curious users. If you have thoughts or experiences about the shifting frontend role, I’d love to hear them Date : 19th Nov, 2025 Time : 5pm Topic : "The Many Hats of a Modern Frontend Developer" Gmeet : https://meet.google.com/eec-hbuf-dhn
Is AI making us smarter or dumber?
Hey everyone, We’re hosting a casual Google Meet discussion on 12th Nov, on a question that keeps popping up everywhere: “Is AI making us smarter or dumber?” It’s not a lecture, just an open conversation. We’ll explore both sides how AI helps us think faster, and how it might also make us think less. Whether you code, create, teach, or just use ChatGPT daily you’ll definitely have thoughts on this. Come share them with us. 💬
Introducing TwoXTopia : After-work chai & a small story I’d love to share ☕💬
Hey ladies! 👋 Tomorrow on 29 Oct at 4 PM in the 4th floor cafeteria, I’m hosting a short, casual seminar. Its nothing formal, just us talking about something we’ve all felt at some point. I’ll be sharing the story behind TwoXTopia - a women only community built right here in our coworking space and why I believe we all deserve better online spaces to connect, vent, laugh, and maybe even plan a hangout or two 💕 We’ll keep it light, a few real stories, a few laughs, and a quick live demo where we can all make our first post together. If you’ve ever wished the internet felt a little more like us, this one’s for you. Bring your phone, your chai, and just come as you are 💫