Why Women Speak In TMI |

At Spoken Fest Mumbai 2025, Ankita Shah talks about the intimate, funny, and deeply moving connection that women so often find in unexpected places — a shared glance on a train, a compliment in a café, a confession in a bathroom.

What some call "Too Much Information," Ankita reclaims as a language of truth — one that women speak fluently. Through vivid storytelling filled with humour and heartbreak, she offers us moments of vulnerability and recognition that feel like poetry, like kavita, like the kind of storytelling that sits quietly with you long after it’s over.

Shot by: Slip Disc Films
Edited by: Shannon Maben

About the Artist:
Ankita Shah is an Indian-Nepali writer with a keen eye for human narratives. She crafts poetry and essays that explore grief, girlhood, and time’s complexities. Ankita has nurtured spaces for emerging poets while continuing to explore the intersections of art and storytelling in her own journey.

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