Bollywood's famous fashion designer Swapnil Shinde has made a big disclosure to the world about his identity. The same Swapnil Shinde has now become Sayasha Shinde. Along with this, on Thursday, the world saw a different form of Swapnil Shinde when he posted his picture on social media after becoming a woman. Let us tell you that by becoming a woman, we mean that Swapnil Shinde has now got herself sex change Is confirmed to be transwoman.
Not only this, since the
appearance of Swapnil Shinde, Saisha Shinde, many film personalities have been
exposed on social media, in which Hina Khan, Kareena Kapoor, Deepika Padukone,
Anushka Sharma have praised this decision of Swapnil Shinde.
Famous Actress Hina Khan
posted the picture of Saisha Shinde
Famous actress Hina Khan, who worked with fashion designer Swapnil Shinde, has reacted to her being a transwoman. Hina Khan has re-posted a picture of Shinde as a transwoman on her Instagram, praising her decision. In which Hina Khan wrote in the caption, identity can be made on the basis of gender, but to identify it in itself, it connects with belongingness. The warmth and uniqueness, creativity and liberalism, ability and peace that Sayesha Shinde has is based on the power of her soul.
Let us tell you that Swapnil Shinde wrote on his
Instagram account after becoming Saysha Shinde that no matter where you were
born but there will always be something that reminds you of your childhood.
That for me, it takes me into that kind of loneliness that hurts me that pushes
me in the half. Not only this, when I went to school and college, during that
time the boys harassed me a lot because I was different from others. The
internal pain at that time was very bad.
Swapnil Shinde told pain in front of the world
Swapnil Shinde has narrated the pain of misbehavior with
her in her childhood in which she has written that I feel that I used to feel
very suffocated inside to live a reality life. Everyday I used to be a victim
of social disregard. Remembering the college days, he wrote that when I was at
the National Institute of Fashion Technology
When I went, I got the courage to accept my truth. I
spent many years there because I was gay when I was more attracted towards men
at that time, but it remained only for 6 years. After that I accepted myself
and today I fully accept that I am a transwoman, not a gay person.