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Smita Nair Jain

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Smita Nair Jain is an actor, author, screenwriter, playback singer, keynote speaker and corporate leader living in Mumbai. Smita is a trained economist and holds a degree in marketing. She wasn’t always one though, a writer that is, having experimented with various careers. Since then she has written numerous TV serials, several film scripts and a book with another one on the way. Smita used to be an avid mountaineer and long-distance runner

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As a completely undistinguished student during my academic years, I have contributed significantly to the birth and growth of acidity, colitis and other anxiety related ailments that my mother currently suffers from. It is not as if, my other parent – my father - was satisfied with the contents of my progress report card – it was just that he was more spiritual and believed that Read more of this blog post »
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“I've always loved life. Those who love life can never adapt, undergo, be commanded. Who loves life is always with the rifle at the window to defend life ... A human being who adapts, who suffers, who makes himself commanded, is not a human being. "

- Smita Nair Jain at TEDxOakridgeInternationalSchool (TEDx Talks)”
― Smita Nair Jain

“In spite of the ruins and death, where every illusion has ended, the strength of my dreams is so strong, that exaltation is reborn from everything, and my hands are never empty.

- @ The first Global Alumni Leadership Summit organized by the Indian Institute of Management - Bangalore Alumni Association 2015”
― Smita Nair Jain

“Being one of the few women in the leadership team, I am often surrounded by men, but I have never found that to be uncomfortable.”
― Smita Nair Jain

“I've always loved life. Those who love life can never adapt, undergo, be commanded. Who loves life is always with the rifle at the window to defend life ... A human being who adapts, who suffers, who makes himself commanded, is not a human being. "

- Smita Nair Jain at TEDxOakridgeInternationalSchool (TEDx Talks)”
― Smita Nair Jain

“Being one of the few women in the leadership team, I am often surrounded by men, but I have never found that to be uncomfortable.”
― Smita Nair Jain

“It is beautiful that, if it were ours, it would rejoice, but that remains so even if it belongs to someone else.”
― Smita Nair Jain, Kkrishnaa's Konfessions: 1

“There is no shame in being happy. But today the fool is king, and I call imbecile the one who is afraid to enjoy.”
― Smita Nair Jain

“It was not a question of refusing the precautions, the intelligent order that a society introduced into the disorder of a plague. It was not necessary to listen to these moralists who said that one had to kneel and give up everything. It was only necessary to start walking forward, in darkness, a little blindly, and try to do good. But for the rest, it was necessary to remain, and to accept to rely on God, even for the death of the children, and without seeking personal recourse.”
― Smita Nair Jain

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