How to find meaning when reality hits you | Manisha Koirala | TEDxJaipur

In this candid talk, Manisha shares how she discovered the meaning of life when things went down and how she made the worst situation of her life into a narrative of triumph!
Manisha Koirala is well known for her acting prowess and her ethereal looks which easily pull at audience heartstrings. However, what many may not know about this Nepalese beauty is her quiet confidence and graceful strength which have enabled her rise to success in Bollywood and work in critically acclaimed movies with directors such as Sanjay Leela Bhansali, Vidhu Vinod Chopra, Subhash Ghai and Mani Ratnam. Manisha also had her fair share of ups and downs, but it was the diagnosis of cancer in 2012 which caused her to pause and introspect her life deeply. Perhaps it was this very introspection which gave Manisha new goals and motivated her to rise and shine through trying times.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx

[@pom2753]

I'm half way through this ted talk couldn't resist commenting even before finishing it. Manisha is such an INSPIRATION. She's really warrior when she said she may have had a heart damage and hearing loss I got so scared but look at her now she's fitter than ever. Infact I feel this cancer episode has done more good to her she changed her lifestyle 360 degrees she such an amazing example of the kind of human being I would like to be!

[@miriammuslim4245]

i agree

[@TheWrittenPlastic]

Rotkim Krus same

[@lalchowdhary3993]

Rotkim Krus one thing I don't understand why the hell she didn't tell how she overcome cancer like deadly dieases. althou I do knw that cancer hiv diabetes or whatever they all r the biggest medical scam, any body can reverse it just by changing their lifestyle, why can't she couldn't gather the guts to reveal how she reserved her cancer, in fact she gave the wrong infermation thAt she had gone tru cheamotharaphy. cheamotharaphy n radiation kills patient. So what is that she did . this shows how selfish she' is!!!!!

[@namita6580]

+Lal Chowdhary what type of cancer was that actually...I heard once it was ovarian. ..but I'm not sure....chemotherapy is very costly also ..

[@lalchowdhary3993]

Sabita Sharma let me tell you no matter whatever cancer chemotherapy and radiation will only kill period, if by mistake chemos liquid spill out they need to evacuate thAt place where special suite n mask to clean it up. cheamotharaphy is so toxicating that it Will lead u to miserable death . because it kill cancer cells and good healthy cell. after the tharaphi your bodies hair follicles cell also dia. doctors well aware of thAt but they will never tell you cz those bastards wants u r money and than kill u . cz after chemotherapy your bodies immunity will supressed so much that you will develop 80% chances of catching HIV Which Will further lead to AIDS. PLS follow the videos of my mentor Dr. vishwaroop Roy choudhary. by theway only cure for any deases is vegan diat n 1000steps of walk minimum. ths it

[@avidube007]

she is awesome.....i won't write much...just salute her bravery....her courage ...her love towards life..really amazing....

[@MihirPoojari]

She's speaking through the heart and one can feel it

[@RajKumar-zi6od]

She is proud of Nepal. She inspires to all of us. She proved that we can do everything. Nothing is there which can not be fought with.

[@CE-wb9ek]

She speaks eloquently and she still today is a very beautiful woman inside and out.

[@khawersaddique7578]

C E .

[@aasthabajpai1]

C E v. true !

[@silvinasantos7614]

Uslknein9porportugues

[@silvinasantos7614]

. Musik

[@MayaKathayat]

Absolutely 👍

[@pukarshrestha4289]

My salutations to a really brave Nepali Nari... Hats of to her courage..

[@pukarshrestha4289]

thank u for your magnamity.... we love and are peaceful people for sure... ,❤☮

[@rowansiwakoti9928]

It's magnanimity, not magnamity. Lmao :D

[@pukarshrestha4289]

Java Programming Society धनयबाद शुकृया for typo errors suggestion।।

[@pukarshrestha4289]

Manu Mittal dear Manu its basic human nature... it's not only me all are same.. yes definitely she would be same brave enough even if she was just from any other nation.. we have ample example of courageous Indian ladies like Mary Kom .. Indira Gandhi.. and so on.. Writing she is Nepali Naari is one more tag to her bravery just that.. afterall it's human victory against deadly cancers.. to be saluted eventually. Thanks for your reminder being human is everything.. Peace and love

[@samreplete1842]

Manu Mittal leave this guy who are blind by nationality and jiengoisim

[@sharadasingh7004]

Who is Watching in 2019 also?? Lots of love and respect from Nepal 🙏🙏💓💕💖💞💝

[@daveykshetry800]

Here I am 😊 I just love this shoe TedX the best source of utilizing my time

[@shalini6115]

July 2019😊

[@shantarai7261]

End of July 2019🙏

[@dpsikha828]

August 27🌞

[@s...43175]

me 💘💘💘💘💘💘💘

[@priyaampin4520]

She has given the best example of realisation. She has not given a mere speech but really meant those words. Every human being is unhappy, depressed or sick for one or other reasons, but only this realisation will help them to fight against all odds and live a meaningful and cheerful life.

[@zeus-dv5lu]

Manisha Koirala was and will always be an amazing human being. Incredible actress and truly an inspiration. A real person.

[@ankitshukla9142]

this is the beauty of ted talks .even the comments are worth reading ...written with great generosity

[@krishnanrajendran9741]

One of my favourite actresses of 90s. Only few people have the courage to disclose their personal life in public. "Life is full of problems. Either we can become victims to it or change those as a platform for our betterment. There is a message or lesson hiding inside every problem".

[@godeykavita632]

Life is unpredictable, we can not be prepared for every challenge that life throws. Learning lessons out of experience is vital. Its cliche but true. She did the same thing. Now she stood infront of us with pride, because she introspected herself and transformed into better person

[@PriyankaGupta-ew1li]

What a Lady..Can't thankyou enough mam for putting your triumph in words here!👍 May God bless you with abundance and joy😘😘

[@daxylol1277]

I am so happy that Nepal's identity is not just limited to beautiful nature, Buddha's birthplace or the land of Mt Everest but is also the land where such a gem like Manisha Koirala was born. One more reason to be a proud Nepali.

[@anuragraj6423]

Daxy Lol I'm from Nepal, I'm proud of Nepal, I'm even related to Manisha (her maternal grandmother and my paternal grandfather were siblings), but I can't say that I'm proud of her.

[@merwinlama6570]

Daxy Lol o

[@merwinlama6570]

Daxy Lol oo

[@nibinkarayi]

Anurag Raj why are you not proud of her?

[@arunks6986]

@@anuragraj6423 you can definitely say that you are jealous of her if not proud.

[@sahilifehai999]

Making your way against all odds, setting your sails straight even when the wind was against you. Kudos Manisha! 👍🏼

[@subigyalamichhane1363]

She is such a talent that India got and that's how indian media treat her.

[@shitalmathema2554]

She was born and raised in Nepal 🇳🇵 and just went to India to join bollyhood by the way .

[@atulkumar6581]

India will always love her. Media won't affect her, we love Nepal and Nepali people. Government handle very seriously.

[@rojilama7773]

and we feel proud that she is Nepali

[@grysz5657]

@@atulkumar6581 yes, we either:)

[@abissqlabissql6003]

Yes she ate here , made career here and started saying against India. How you guys felt about Sarita giri , we feel about her. This is Jaipur talk take your Nepali swabhimaan somewhere else and bark. Just because she is talking about cancer ,she is women she can not talk against india.

[@hemantmallapur]

Very few people are this beautiful from outside and inside as you are!

[@shraddhamalhotra4956]

Bravo Manisha....I know u from school and u definitely have grown as a person and a soul....kudos buddy!

[@jyotheendradoddala729]

Dear Tedx Jaipur , madam manishaji Namaskar. My name is d. Ravindra, 52 years old, from visakhapatnam, and a patient of extensive psoriasis for the past 20 years. It always went from bad to worse. It changed into different forms or so as per a host of doctors. I'm somewhat better now. I'm taking scapho injections which are expensive, as I am a government servant. This disease nor it's medicines are not enlisted, so I can not claim or compensate. There are only two people who didn't hate me with the disease - my oxygen (wife and son). Why I am sharing my story is because i can experience your physical and emotional pain and trauma. I waited for such video's - humble people defeating disease, overcoming the society and living as a winner. Madam manishaji you are a winner. I would like to thank tedx for showcasing wonderful people.

[@shaoshreebanerjee2528]

Jyotheendra ji.. I hope you are recovering well.. My best wishes with you sir.. You are a fighter.. A winner.. God bless you.. 🙏

[@pranaymohanraogandra3415]

Nothing to worry, at the end of the day try to be happy with your family, as each every one of us r suffering with one or other health ailments, 50% of cure depends upon psychological fitness, wish u all the best bro

[@ocroafff5527]

Hope u get well soon

[@dayasankar2777]

aww your oxygen. i hope you are living your best life

[@gunkapoor]

Blessings

[@shivanighosh999]

You are amazing Manisha ji!! Never knew you are so much more then the movies we grew up watching like dilse. Tremendous respect and honour to you !💐🙏

[@sonamchhomo1176]

Really inspiring Manisha, I work as an ICU nurse in FMRI Gurgaon. I daily meet different type of patients and I feel so fulfilled to Serve and care my patients with a great sense of nobility. More power to you and love you 🌹

[@rinchenyudon8370]

👍

[@neelamrahim9210]

hi

[@zeenath5830]

Never have I heard or seen any celebrity giving such a gr8 speech from their soul with that much of depth in their soul. Just loved it Manisha you must become the INTERNATIONAL SPEAKER FOR HOPE. Wish you the best.

[@jazminejazz1241]

Zeenath Anwar - I agree with you

[@chandanthakur3935]

Zeenath Anwar true

[@ramchhetri1717]

I' m in complete synch with you Zenath ji as she has lot to share in her kitty.

[@fahimakhtar1657]

Sure

[@bjthapa571]

In short, value one's life. Her life experiences make her wise and even more adorable. Each of her words touch us because she knows she meant it.

[@sanjaypandey2925]

I have seen Manisha ji growing up in my neighborhood of Banaras. Listening her talk tells me that she has now reached to a point in her life that she is realizing the purpose of life on this earth. Her narratives in this talk is know as "self realization" . This is the truth and ultimate truth of life!! May all be happy and healthy. Om, Peace, Peace, Peace.

[@afisadiya7474]

You're so much more than "Bombay" and "Dil Se" to me from today. Tremendous respect for you for being such a source of inspiration to the troubled ones, Manisha. Love and blessing from Bangladesh. xx

[@beautifullife556]

Afisa Diya lets not forget khamoshi

[@raydona1880]

You are incredible... Manisha koirala I always liked and loved you..

[@shashikalpisundari3807]

She's so honest about her.. Which is very inspiring..

[@satyajitkarmakar6828]

watching this on 19 June 2020 and we had almost forgotten about Her and She just made me admire Her once more ... . reading others comments here feels how we all are connected .Only a touching talk like this can bring about such connection. Manisha Ji you are still a Star

[@Devyanshdiaries]

I haven't heard such inspiring speech in years.. this was truly coming from the core of her heart..really touched my heart

[@komaljain316]

I am your great admirer both as a movie star and as a human being defeating death and bouncing back. I have seen and felt the pain of cancer very closely as my wife succumbed to it and left all of us crying. During her treatment I ran around every place and followed every conventional and non conventional treatments with the hope of saving her which unfortunately did not happen. My wife left for her onward journey but we are still feeling the pain in our hearts. Life turned upside down. Hearing your so brave and inspired speech, I salute you and wish you good health. I don't know how many times I will repeat watching this speech. I made promise to myself that during the rest of my life and to the best of my ability, I will stand with people suffering from cancer and bring a smile on their faces. Counsel families of patients not to go down and loose hope. I don't know yet but may be one day I will offer my life to the service of cancer victims. God bless you.

[@Reshma122]

sorry for your loss sir..God bless you for your plans ahead.. you are doing a great job

[@jignapatel2479]

Komal Jain Please stay strong ! Can relate cause my mother succumbed to cancer as well. It changed our lives for ever. But life does go on and is beautiful. Wish you and your family all happiness

[@komaljain316]

Thanks. Yes life moves on.

[@draditijain379]

Komal Jain ड़

[@shaffandy9591]

Komal Jain ur a great man sir u did ur best to save life of ur wife but unfortunately she didn't survive i can feel ur pain while im reading ur comment god bless u n give u strength to help other people's tc

[@ganeshverma8820]

The best ted talk I have ever watched. Whenever I get down and low, I watched this talk of hers. Really salute her. Thank you, Manisha Ji. God bless you.

[@bidyanandsingh1370]

You are that priceless gem which even hollywood couldn't afford, mam.... A big fan of you!!! 🙏🙏 Salute to the one who challenged even the biggest challenge of life!!!

[@aishwaryashinde9111]

I'm just speechless. I am a Psychology student. I had a topic of Existentialism. This is the living embodiment of that philosophy. Truly Amazing Manishaji! God bless you! Hats off to your realization!

[@daveykshetry800]

Hy can we just talk in private I have something to ask about, hope you will respond me

[@zainamaster1628]

After bsc there we do psychological without having psychologi subject in bsc or our hsc.. Plz reply dear..

[@sgshar]

You are a bigger star than ever. Keep evolving

[@goahead8999]

Thanks to the doctor who taught a lesson worth following

[@goahead8999]

There is a life beyond cancer

[@goahead8999]

Life is a surprise find a solution it is possible

[@tharaliexpress6455]

I love her since I was 15..and I still do..god bless u lady..

[@mybeautifulgarden9972]

"I was in mess and I was in denial"- honestly after watching this I realized that was me

[@ganeshverma8820]

The doctor's reply at 7:44 genuinely touched my heart. So inspiring! We should definitely apply this in our lives. :)

[@megamvanam1679]

Me too

[@goldstar4656]

I got shivers as she gave her reply and became emotional with a lump in my throat.

[@samratalha.]

Same.

[@jyotibhatt7071]

Now l find u more pretty .beauty+ brains and courageous likeJhansi ki Rani.Nothing stopped u your failed marriage, poor relationships , accepting mistakes in public is a big thing. u are my super heroine.Go and conquer the world and be victorious.u are a v stubborn lady God loves u v much. u are born to rise.

[@samratalha.]

You're a hero Manisha. You are truly an inspiration for every person surviving on this planet. Love you. 🌸❤

[@greengreen6309]

I never heard such a motivation speech from any actor or actress .. you are the most beautiful women in the world. People could inspire with your beauty and your thoughts. God bless you always..

[@viditjoshi8593]

I have also cancer and my father shown me this video

[@anitasharmaj]

All around The world May Almighty give you healthy and long life siater

[@yadwindersingh8585]

Hope your health is better and I suggest to drink wheat grass juice ...

[@pragya1934]

you will be healed...have faith...

[@debleenasingha]

face it ..n rise again with a good health.... ,☺️ prayers with you.

[@manazirsheikh847]

I will pray for your recovery

[@banzeedoc]

beautiful speech. i lost my best friend to cancer. Serin...a beautiful human being and your friend. she always had wonderful things to say about you and your visits which cheered her up. she was in remission but ultimately she had to leave us and be with the almighty. she now watches over us. you are really inspiring Manisha. loads of love. RIP Serin....

[@fatimavaz2665]

.

[@bipinacharya9418]

banzeedoc serine happened to be my in-laws!!!

[@banzeedoc]

bipin Acharya 😊 she was amazing. I miss her a lot. I have wonderful memories of our trip to goa... we had the best time of our life.

[@tseringkaljan8791]

She is our idol,I am feeling proud of her amazing attitude and successful life. being Nepali such humble as always. It's our identity.👍👍👍

[@meghakumari9679]

Hats off to her..the way she fought with hr lyf n inspirating us!!

[@romaanmusa9153]

no actress could do Khamoshi and no one is like manisha a warrior and beautiful soul tnx for the inspirational talk

[@strethy]

Beautiful. The choice is ours. 'We can take the worst situation of our lives and turn it into a narrative of triumph' - that's exactly what you've done Manisha and that's what you have inspired me to do

[@abhishekbista5341]

strethy i

[@aizahcreates2762]

So true!

[@prabhkeertmalhotra2372]

strethy belly dance

[@prabhkeertmalhotra2372]

strethy peas preservation

[@madansachdeva8973]

Penny k Kisorekumaŕ .

[@munishchambiyal2544]

I really appreciate that she has shared that what she has been gone through in her life & also the things we must take care of in our lives to fulfill our dreams. One thing i personally learn from you that we should not take our health as a granted we must take care of our body and we should nurture it properly. Although we are living in such a era where these things are a little hard to maintain but we should give our best to maintain it then only we can track our path and make the lot things possible means then only we can get the things which we always dream of. Thanks for enlightened us....!!!!!!! .................. i wish you lots of love, health and success in your life a head....!!!!

[@dineshganyarpawar5441]

Yeah well said dude. Food health and our mind has to be taken care all the time. These things make the person we are.

[@SJ-is5ko]

This is by far one of the most profound and inspirational talk I have heard. The way and the depth with Manisha delivered this was amazing. So much to learn. Wish she shares more of such life experiences with us.

[@bowbow7385]

pain does change a person.

[@ganesh55507]

bow bow pain dnt change, but situation can...

[@bowbow7385]

ganesh marri nor do situations. people never change, they just learn to act accordingly.

[@ganesh55507]

bow bow u mean to say that this is not change , it is an act. May I know wat is change and act in u r point of u..

[@actsrv9]

Not all pain changes a person for the better. Only when you have a way to end to the pain or win over it, you become a better person. When you cannot, you become a bitter person and even pass it on to others. Pain does change people, of course, ask all the angry and pissed off people you meet in the train or the bus, or the sad people who have given up hope in rural India. Pain is good only in small, controlled amounts in specific situations. Otherwise, it's just a pain. Sorry for the depressing rant, but I'm against glorifying pain. It's a particularly ineffective tool to improve human beings, generally ruthlessly over-applied by nature.

[@bowbow7385]

actsrv9 correct

[@lifethroughlens1965]

Wonderful speech.. U look very beautiful..

[@kalpanasharma8142]

Hats off to beautifull and brave diva

[@bakchodbhoot1692]

KALPANA Sharma I'm better than Nepalese I'm better than Rambo hatela

[@emptyheart09]

yeah

[@user-mm8od3xp5w]

chanda chhetry

[@wisdomandrationality692]

Maneesha survived as she had means to survive.Cancer first kills the person and his family financially than it kills the patient.So hope can be kept alive only by those who can afford treatment.Poverty is the extreme form of cancer that is spread everywhere around us.This situation can be changed if governments intend not to buy any weapons and allocate funds for treatment of cancer.

[@SB-wp3ir]

sajid Mahmood totally agree

[@rashmimishra3228]

Nice thought...wish it should come in every one's mind...

[@souzouryokulucy8423]

Absolutely right. .... bt it's only our thought this time .. ..I.think someday. it will be a reality .. and many more people will be able to save their life. .. ..

[@vishalgarodia8187]

Sajid Mahmood See buddy, i'm not contradicting your statement but why dont we think this way that instead of compromosing on weapons we should compromise on doing corruption. Weapons is as necessary as collecting funds for treating patients or i'd say more important. Its us people who is making this place worst not goverment.

[@nandhinijeeva6675]

Not exactly, follow healthy diet that comes with less price for cancer is more than enough to treat cancer like spinach, ginger,turmeric powder with milk and garlic rather than spending much on treatment.will power is all that you have to move with...✌

[@tseringyangzomlama5227]

This impresses me more than any of the movies you did, cause now you truely love yourself and not the superficial popularity.

[@eccnewdelhi8246]

Manisha. You are truly a brave and a beautiful human being. Always admired you. Keep up the good work you are doing. GOD BLESS. Sanjay Dhingra

[@ghanshyamkumar4724]

tell me who wants to die..everyone wants to save his life ..nothing inspirational in speech ...only rich peoples like film stars & business money can win but what about those people who cant spend crores of rupees...they die bzcoz they cant afford costly treatment...money give them life..everyone wants to live...we should make treatment at low cost by govt & ngo stars should help people..that would be truely being a human & truely inspirational

[@deepapal555]

We had all money to save my uncle from cancer..but we couldnt ! So its not abt money at all !!

[@ghanshyamkumar4724]

most of the people in india dont have money for chemotherepy bcoz it is very costly this is also true..stage & type of cancer 4 types also matters..cancer can be anypart of body to anyone ..if u smoke drink or not cancer can kill anyone also lack of medical facilities r the mast cause of higher death in india

[@876sadaf]

Ghanshyam Kumar Belive me there are alot of stages, that money couldnt do anything for us

[@VijaySachdeva]

A narrative of triumph, wisdom and courage. Standing ovation!

[@basmattiebasheer6409]

The first movie I saw with Manisha was "CHAMPION." Her bubbly appearance was a breath of fresh air and I have loved her ever since. Had no idea she has suffered through so much. :(

[@swatisharma4503]

One of the best Tedx talks I've listened.

[@rebeccajoshi4380]

such a strong lady.

[@rashifundwani6464]

This is one of the best TED talks,I've ever watched and it makes me feel grateful for my life and people around me❤ Thanks to this beautiful and ageless lady #LoveYouManisha❤

[@omantaping2487]

same here❤❤❤❤

[@chocosharper8851]

She is from Nepal.. thats even more better.

[@ghanshyamkumar4724]

tell me who wants to die..everyone wants to save his life ..nothing inspirational in speech ...only rich peoples like film stars & business money can win but what about those people who cant spend crores of rupees...they die bzcoz they cant afford costly treatment...money give them life..everyone wants to live...we should make treatment at low cost by govt & ngo stars should help people..that would be truely being a human & truely inspirational

[@devsarathe9678]

Rashi Fundwani y it's really true

[@premnimaidasofficial5470]

😊

[@sunshinecleaning8989]

She is lovely Indian and Nepali. We love her so much...😍😍

[@AbhishekSingh-dj1fp]

Realization always needs a breakdown. Broken but stronger.

[@srishtijaswal6571]

She has lived a life worth writing about, simply because she is a victor not a victim.

[@dianadias9754]

Srishti Jaswal ycjkllduile.splzvxbml '

[@chandrasri6096]

Srishti Jaswal Very nicely said

[@beautifullife3644]

correct

[@Starmakersongsbyvarshu]

No words...u r beyond words manisha.salute

[@megamvanam1679]

I do not know i couldn't see the beauty of her smile and sri devi with any other actresses she is so unique .god bless her and her services

[@varnika2729]

Manisha mam, you're such an inspiration. You spoke with such a clarity! I'm unable to watch that video without my eyes brimming with tears. I wish you keep up with the good work.

[@Wingsforhim]

Simple yet powerful. Beauty with a heart and soul

[@brajroy]

A humble request to all please do share after you are done watching. .. this needs to spread.. Wisdom from true experiences!!

[@hrmsjiopp]

Love you from France. You are a great and fabulous lady, I also love your movies. Thank you Manisha.

[@AABLAY]

Beautiful message and voice. Best wishes from Spain 💐🇪🇸🙋

[@gamesandgames7086]

proud to be Nepali thanks Manish Koirala sis. ur speech is so good n touching.

[@MoonLight-py6xr]

Please don't mention that nepali . Indian and American. It sounds communal to the others. Even I'm a Nepali but we should think about the world. Then our community will shine through our work. So no need to mention it.

[@sonal4236]

thix is by far the best Tedtalk ever.. most of them get lost half way through.. this actually had some meaning n sense to it... Brave Manisha Koirala 👍 ... oh n she is so soft spoken 😍💟

[@amitg4284]

I am reading heeled....all time when feel restless....love you maam,no words for you

[@sharmasistersscotlandofeas2394]

Manisha ji is my favorite since my childhood even today ...... not because I m Nepali too.......but she is the most beautiful n talented natural ........n m very proud of her....... love you

[@anngomes7541]

Your realizations have been life giving and life changing! Life is truly a gift created and given by God.When we attempt to have a deep relationship with Him we are able to imbibe the attributes of courage and humility to live as a giver .Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@smurthy030]

Congratulations and thanks to Ms. Manisha Koirala for this excellent inspirational personal narrative. She shares the pathos of diagnosis of cancer, the depths of helplessness during therapy and looking to the future with hope. The areas identified(health, friends, looking inwards) as important are relevant to every one in the community, and especially to the persons diagnosed with cancer and their caregivers. I have experienced similar change in my life, as a cancer survivor/victor.The challenges are as much spiritual as physical. This video must be seen by everyone to understand what it is to be diagnosed with cancer . Thank you Manisha. Wish you long healthy and fulfulfilling life. Prof. R. Srinivasa Murthy, Bangalore

[@rishimalla5102]

amazing strong women

[@bikashghaju2044]

So glad to hear more about our Nepali pride Manisha...Wishing your better life and keep on motivating the world

[@manishadash]

What a mesmerising speech.... truly motivational

[@deenadeepa8821]

this is one of my best ted talk among which I watched so far. such a inspirational speech.

[@surbhisharma1205]

One of the simplistic yet powerful Ted Talks! Manisha has put forward a macroscopic view of life where we can rise above daily routine & show gratitude to what we have.

[@alvinagonson3077]

I really like her and love her from the beginning I saw her on movie, but now I even more care about her than I do care for her than before. She's Strong, powerful, fearless and a very true love inspiring woman for all of us. Love you Manisha Koirala. ❤️💓💞💕💝

[@premsapkota8428]

Nothing is permanent but a change ! You made it Manisha!!!.Salute you !!You accept a life rather than a denial what a great things to be done in life !.I have learned that life will grow and improve only if we accept the situation and circumstances as it is now with out any complaints ! .You have been a great inspiration to all of us ...stay blessed !

[@hagurung8407]

We are student until the end , I thought so , gr8 speech Manisha ji

[@jariahussain-lala8605]

Wow such an inspirational talk I will certainly take from this . Manisha wishing you continued good health

[@JK-jm6kd]

She's so inspirational❤

[@nikhilagarwal2380]

One of my best heard Ted Talks, connected me really well, IMPECCABLE,

[@janakkhanal2453]

today, atleast with this, i am proud to be called myself nepali. thank you so much manisha didi.:)

[@ritadominguez7796]

What an inspiring eloquent speaker! Definitely an inspiration. Something for everyone to take away from.

[@shitalmathema2554]

Wow .. so proud of you Manisha didi . You are the pride of Nepal 🇳🇵 .

[@ayenchang1912]

It's encouraging and motivational clip. God bless Manisha

[@TheErica0]

Very beautiful inside and out .. loads of best wishes to manisha..

[@ps5417]

manisha koirala such a inspiring and honourable lady 😊😊

[@ps5417]

*an inspiring

[@aakashmaharjan9016]

Wow.. The lesson she has perceived from her life could be the right direction to many cancer victims as well as those who want to come back to their life in more profound way even after many errors... Love from nepal ...

[@kanaktandon1573]

"The Wisdom & Courage is all within Us" True Words ✌

[@janicedcunha9092]

one of the best motivational talks I have ever heard so far. the clarity of thought and speech is awesome. God bless u my dear. ur gift to the universe.

[@montexcool]

Those 96 dislike cames from unsuccessful immaturity persons whos life has been running throughout full of negativity. clean your mind with this speach. God bless you Manisha Didi. Love from Nepal.

[@kalsangboztemir7962]

or people who have everything going on, and saying this will never happen to me

[@goldstar4656]

Or they think money can buy health

[@An_OdysseyVoyager]

This episode is one of my favourite till now, She's Beautiful inside out,true example of beauty with wisdom...♥️

[@ayushi6084]

Beauty inside & out. Truly inspiring.

[@sikhspack]

this video will change lives

[@karanveersingh1703]

oh bhaji tusi ethe

[@karanveersingh1703]

body bnau jaake 😂😂

[@21shipra]

I have seen several movies of you, but in "Khamoshi the Musical" I admire you most. Now this talk has made me a great fan of you Manisha. You are a warrior and inspiration to all of us. Life is a challenge, depends on us how we deal with it.

[@sahir313]

From my teenage to till I listen and love her.it hearts me when she fall but I am happy now after listening this.

[@karinhanazona9969]

recently finished your HEALED … its amazing and really proud of you..your courage....hats off MANISHA!!