The play represents the different identities of the modern Indian women. Saiyaara is a survivor, a fighter, an achiever. She is simple at heart, a skilled businesswoman and a prolific writer swinging between fear, societal constraints, courage, and multiple other moulds. Saiyaara is passionate, urban, and undaunted. Through the eyes of a modern Indian woman, Saiyaara dares to dream! Her sweet and spicy take on ‘men, marketing and mores’ is interestingly conveyed in a conversational approach with the gallery, making the audience a part of the performance! Saiyaara’s story is that of a woman who has seen the good, bad, and ugly side of life but with a joie de vivre of one who has the ability to take blows on the chin and move on. To alter that famous Eleanor Roosevelt quote, no woman can be turned into a victim without her consent.