Empowering Lives: The Journey of Parizad Shaikh, Founder of Divine Gifts

In my opinion on Kimaya, written by Parizad Shaikh, highlights aspects of the life’s plots in a woman’s life, those characters that influenced her life, her writing style are excellent, and overall impacts the reader’s mind – who may correlate to real life incidents in their life, and I enjoyed thoroughly reading it!

Hey Parizad,

I finally finished reading your book, and I must congratulate you on its publication. Your book encompasses a myriad of emotions – happiness, sadness, love, romance, tears, and moments of triumph. Throughout the narrative, there wasn’t a dull moment, as each element seamlessly flowed into the next.

The initial chapters were filled with heartwarming moments, followed by the phase where you encountered suitors, which I felt could have been handled more sensibly by Adain, although I understand that such experiences are part of growing up. The portrayal of your divorce and the emotional intensity of signing the papers almost brought me to tears.

The anger you expressed in dialogues with certain characters, particularly the one who messaged you and the incident involving the “Porn guy,” was palpable. Your quick decision-making within 24 hours, coupled with the clever use of sarcasm in the book, left me smiling.

However, the most harrowing phase was undoubtedly the one concerning Kimaya. The depiction of your emotions while at the clinic, and your decision to name your company after her, was incredibly moving. Tiger’s character added a touch of humor amidst the turmoil.

Your contemplation of suicide was portrayed vividly, and I could almost sense the thoughts racing through your mind. Your survival came as a shock, but your reference check on Adain, and your eventual decision to support him, showcased immense bravery.

The chapter about Marg, and the love letter you left for Adain, shattered my heart into pieces. I found myself in tears reading your heartfelt words to him. Your ability to inspire your students with your Midas touch was truly beautiful.

Miss Radhika’s chapter was particularly captivating. While reflecting on your journey, it’s inevitable that critics will emerge, but they should be welcomed as they signify your success and resilience. Despite facing criticism, you continue to rise and excel.

I hope that your harshest critics, especially Adain, never come across this book, as it would undoubtedly hurt them. Your detractors will always exist, but they only serve to highlight your remarkable growth and strength as a woman. Your determination is commendable, and I urge you to keep moving forward.

The beach guy is undoubtedly on his way, and I have no doubt that your future holds even more success. Your writing is as excellent as you are, and I could almost hear your voice while reading the book – it was so sweet.

We need you, Parizad. You’re our star, and we stand by you. I wish you all the love, success, and blessings. Today, I want to tell you something you often tell us – you are our DG.

Parizad, congratulations on parting ways with your former partner, whom you fondly refer to as the “sunflower guy.” Your resilience and determination are truly remarkable, and it’s evident that you’re destined for something extraordinary. Your vibrant energy and undeniable charisma have the power to inspire not just yourself, but those around you as well. I’ve been drawn to your endeavors and aspirations, feeling a connection with your visions as a fellow clairvoyant. It seems apparent to me that external influences may have played a role in the dissolution of your relationship, but I believe everything happens for a reason. Despite facing challenges and betrayal, you’ve emerged even stronger and more independent. Your strength and dignity during difficult times speak volumes about your character. I eagerly anticipate learning more about the “beach guy” and the next chapter of your journey. Your talent for writing is evident, as your words effortlessly resonate with readers. I thoroughly enjoyed your book and the character of Kimaya.

Parizad, it’s wonderful to see Indian woman reaching new heights. Your book is truly inspiring, and your confidence shines through your charming smile. You’ve demonstrated that barriers like height, religion, gender, and age are merely obstacles to overcome. I’m curious about this beach guy and would love to hear more about him. Your boldness and beauty are captivating, and your fearlessness resembles that of a lion. You’ve learned to keep the keys to happiness in your pocket, and I’m grateful that we have this classic masterpiece ‘Parizad’ with us. Despite your youth, you’ve become a beacon of inspiration, defying societal norms and forging your own path with a clear vision and unwavering determination. You are truly unstoppable, and the world eagerly awaits your next triumphs.

My favorite aspects are Charlie’s Angels and Kimaya, they sound like an ideal team. The note on how the dreams waned during Sunflower guys presence and returned upon his impending departure, considering fortunate for glimpses into the future. As a self-proclaimed badass, they appreciate the mischievousness of themselves and their team, admiring their un-judged and rock-solid unity. The team’s immediate action upon the narrator’s directive to “rip the bandage” is deemed amusing, especially after years of waiting for permission. The narrator’s haters are dismissed as those opposed to female empowerment or lacking education, advised to be ignored as distractions. Kimaya is likened to a lost child and revered as a crucial element in their journey, inspiring the naming of their business after her. The vibrant colors on the cover page symbolize determination for success. The narrator’s nervous laughter is seen as an amusing escape from tense situations, despite underlying nerves. It was a good read. Inspiring and fearless.

Parizad, your book “Kimaya” sheds light on the challenges you’ve faced. Your clairvoyance allows me to share an insight with you. It’s clear that you’ve always had the potential to stand out, and you’ve proven that you are indeed unique. In the past, you were the powerhouse among your peers, unmistakably different from them.

Your divorce might have led some males in the community to feel triumphant, a common human reaction. Woman who speaks to men, is no crime. Your friends, Sunflower, his relatives, and family likely believed you were shattered and incapable of moving forward. They might have imagined you secluded in your room, devastated by the loss of your marriage and the damage it inflicted on your identity. However, this period marked the beginning of your transformation into a stronger, more powerful version of yourself. When you made your comeback, it surely caught them off guard, perhaps being the biggest shock of their lives. These individuals may always oppose you, throwing stones and attempting to tarnish your reputation, but they will not succeed. Deep down, they will recognize that you were always different and that only you could achieve what you have, and how powerful you are. I don’t sympathize with your separation; it’s undoubtedly his loss for choosing someone else over you. Your father’s words resonate deeply – if Aiden truly loved you, he wouldn’t have left. Love should withstand challenges, not abandon ship at the first sign of trouble.

Now, they may seek reconciliation and conspire against you, especially your friend whom you mentioned. I find his character unlikable, appearing insincere and inclined to dominate women. They likely fear women surpassing them and reaching new heights. Today, you’ve achieved something remarkable, likely shaking the ground beneath them. They’ll come to realize that only you could have accomplished it, recognizing your extraordinary nature. Ignore this group of people and continue to shine.