It is okay not to have a plan | Mithila Palkar | TEDxNITSilchar

Actor Mithila Palkar is a popular singer of Hindi and regional languages and an actor. In this talk, she discusses following your passion and learning along the way.

She hails from Mumbai -- born and brought up in this city of dreams. She went to college at MMK College and since her school and college days she has been active in cultural activities particularly singing.

[tamasapatra]

Not everyone has the privilege of experimenting or following their passion...
Some are just struggling to earn a living.

[energeticbiologyeb]

Speaking in front of the people especially in ENGLISH LANGUAGE is not a piece of
It needed
1....faith in yourself
2.... good vocabulary
3...smart posture .
4....understanding of framing sentences
5....keep MIND AND BODY coordinate....

[kunalmodha]

The way she stuck with her gig, even with all the interruption is 💪

[priyankasingh]

She was just so honest, and I appreciate the way she tried to convey the lesson which she learnt from her life. And friends really, believe me sometimes things just works better without plannings.

[vishwanathgowda]

She's so brave, has a lot of faith in herself and these qualities of her is which made her what she's now. Lot of respect to you Mithila palkar.

[thanujanu]

how many of u are here not to get motivated but learn English by this tedx

[haseenashaik]

Meera seghal in Girl in the I love that character, she follows her heart..

[ritikadeveshgupta]

God her voice is just so sweet.. brilliant start!
She's more than just a cute face.. beauty WITH BRAINS!!!!

[munazzamazhar]

I didn't understand the song but it sound sooo good😍😍

[divyadinesh]

Have no clue about the hate in comments but this lady has a point to share and the guts to convey it. And I guess that's just enough to be there.

[sahilkadu]

I watched this video 4 years ago....and now I'm back here to say my thanks to Mithila. This really helped me when i was completely lost in life. It's okay to not have a plan!

[sumayyaakbar]

What I liked from her speech is that we can't make every one happy in our life but what we can do.... is to make our own selves happy ...nice

[explorelife]

Girl in the city and Little Things!! Love you Meera and Kavya❤💖

[natureblow]

I am from Silchar and I came here seeing NIT silchar, and am seriously proud of my city getting recognised in such a big platform over the world.... 🇮🇳🙏❤🙋

[karlmarx]

It's okay to not have a plan "only when you are rich enough to experiment"
*Completed the caption*

[suruchikakade]

Everyone has their own stories of reaching to a certain point.. it is adequately incorrect to comment about their own journey and you judging if she is successful or not.. it is her belief about herself.. we are no one to point out someone else's life..
You're a brave soul Mithila and also multi-talented.. This is just the start & Hope you go a long long way.. Kudos 😇

[pravallikachalla]

Isn't she Kavya from Little Things (Filtercopy)?

[muhammadfawad]

The core message of the talk is "experiment and do randomly", and i agree with it.

[nileshjagtap]

When Marathi Mulagi speak in English
It look fluent to others and Marathi people realised that how much he prepared for this speech to made the one of the best TedTalk.🎩

[xulqarnainsaleem]

" I'll kill them with success and bury them with a smile "