India's vibrant role in the creative economy is not just inspiring; it's a call to action. We're not just observing this revolution; we're actively shaping it. And for that, we need LIT spaces like BHX. Where ideas find people who execute them.

I HAD to apply for BHX, to babysit my 70-year-old dad who loved the idea of BHX and secretly applied to it without informing me. I had no idea it would be life-changing for both of us.

BHX was like a beautiful library of human beings. In an instant I knew that if you are driven by your ambitions, this place is meant for you.

On Day 3, I had an epiphany: work has been my life, and maybe all my life has been about work. I needed to seek a purpose beyond just work.

At BHX, networking was the last thing on my mind; for me, it felt like a summer camp where I rediscovered my inner child.

As an entrepreneur, I looked at creativity as an alien subject; During the edition, I had a breakthrough and my definition of creativity changed. Seeing others find inspiration in my work was incredibly rewarding.

My biggest takeaway from BHX was learning gratitude as a practice. As leaders, we often tend to be too hard on ourselves, focusing on what we haven’t achieved. What we forget is the abundance of things we already have to be grateful for—and that lesson is priceless.

I had been following BHX for a long time, and the timing to attend couldn't have been better. I found myself at a crossroad; I was professionally content, and had a strong calling for giving back to the society, by fostering a fitness culture in India's tier 2 and 3 cities.

At BHX, I’ve understood the power of community-driven experiences. I would have never known a person building & creating something in Gujarat or Kochi would need my expertise. To me that is EPIC.”

It's all about embracing the unknown. The more open-minded you are, the better your experience at the edition will be. Throughout the edition, I felt genuinely taken care of.”