Vimanthan
Interactive Guided Workshop

Shaadi ki baat

Conversations with family, on your own terms.

The conversation before the conversation. A confidential, guided workshop for navigating family expectations, boundaries, and high-stakes decisions without burning bridges.

Next Workshop Opening Soon

Past workshops have wrapped up. Express your interest to get notified first when the next dates are announced.

UPCOMING DATESAnnouncing Soon · Online Workshop

Small group format to ensure everyone can speak and be heard.

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Let's be honest

Usually, the hardest part isn't knowing what you want.

It's figuring out how to tell the people you care about without everything turning into an argument, guilt trip, silent treatment, or an exhausting family summit.

Especially when shaadi is involved. Timeline pressure is involved. Unspoken hierarchy is involved. And approximately 47 different people have an opinion on what you should do.

This workshop is about finding a practical way to have those conversations without shrinking or losing yourself in the process.

Sound Familiar?

Bring the conversation you've been overthinking.

You don't need the right terminology or a structured outline to begin.

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Family group

Mum, Papa, Mosi, Chachu...

TODAY

Mum

We should probably start talking about marriage soon.

4:12 PM

typing...

Sometimes the hardest conversation is the one you keep rehearsing in your head.

Come for the conversation. Leave with something useful.

What you'll actually take away.

This isn't about telling you what decision to make. It's about helping you handle the conversation around it with more clarity, confidence, and care.

01

Leave knowing what to say.

Turn the thing you've been rehearsing in your head into language you can actually use when the conversation happens.

From

“How do I even start this?”

To

“Okay. I know how I want to say this.”

02

Understand what's making it so hard.

Spot the expectations, fears, family dynamics, and unspoken rules sitting underneath the conversation.

03

Know what to do when it gets difficult.

Practise how to stay grounded when there's pressure, disagreement, guilt, defensiveness, or an unexpected reaction.

And the best part? You'll work through it with real examples, not hypothetical textbook scenarios.

on your own terms :)
Active Workshop Format

You're not just going to sit there on mute.

You'll work through exercises, explore different perspectives, and leave with language that sounds natural to you.

Camera-optional participationSafe & confidential space
01

Bring the real thing

Come with an actual conversation you've been avoiding, rehearsing or overthinking.

02

Understand what's underneath

Examine the family dynamics, unspoken rules, and expectations making it heavy.

03

Learn the thing

We’ll introduce you to a simple, practical approach for navigating difficult conversations without becoming defensive, shutting down, or giving in just to keep the peace.

04

Actually practise

This isn't just a sit-back-and-nod kind of webinar. You'll get to test techniques and engage safely.

05

Take it with you

Leave with a clear, calm approach to have the conversation in your real life.

Who you'll meet

Three perspectives. One conversation.

Devyanshi Jain, Psychologist · Founder

Devyanshi Jain

Psychologist · Founder

A psychologist and founder of Vimanthan, Devyanshi is interested in the patterns underneath what we say, feel, and do. She brings a warm, reflective approach to conversations that can feel complicated.

Vanshika Kankaria, Life Coach · Consultant

Vanshika Kankaria

Life Coach · Consultant

A life coach and consultant, Vanshika works with people navigating decisions, relationships, and expectations. She brings clarity, perspective, and practical tools into the room.

Rashi Agarwalla, Psychologist

Rashi Agarwalla

Psychologist

A psychologist and dance movement facilitator, Rashi guides you to navigate the unspoken layers of relationships and family dynamics. Her work combines conversation and body wisdom to bring nuance, empathy, and clarity to your daily life.

Next Workshop Flow

How does this work?

1

Express your interest

Drop us a quick email so we can reserve your spot in the priority queue.

2

Receive upcoming schedule first

We'll notify you with newly scheduled weekend dates and early-access registration.

3

Confirm your slot & join live

Pick your preferred batch and receive your calendar invite and materials.

Have a specific question or want to host this for a private group? Write to us directly at admin@vimanthan.in.

Priority WaitlistOnline

Shaadi ki baat

Interactive guided workshop · Led by relationship psychologists

Workshop StatusNew Dates Opening Soon
FormatLive & Interactive (Google Meet)
Duration60 Minutes (Small Group)
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