Rise and Fall fame Anaya Bangar on facing challenges post transition and her aspiration to bring the World Cup for her motherland, says “Mein Bahar Jaake Apne Haq Ke Liye Ladungi”

• TvTalks Team
• 2025-09-30T16:45:00+05:30

Rise and Fall fame Anaya Bangar, Even After Facing Challenges Post Transition, Dreams of Bringing World Cup Home, Says “Mai bahar jake apne haq ke liye ladungi”

Anaya Bangar, who recently captured hearts with her journey on the reality show Rise and Fall, has once again inspired audiences by opening up about her dreams and determination. Known not only for her fearless personality on the show but also for being a proud advocate of the LGBTQ+ community, Anaya has become a strong voice for inclusivity and representation in sports.

Before her transition, Anaya had played cricket actively, but after embracing her true identity as a trans woman, she faced a number of challenges. With restrictions and regulations in place for transgender athletes, her journey in cricket has been anything but easy. Despite the hurdles, Anaya continues to fight for equal opportunities and the right to represent her country at the highest level.

During her exit from Rise and Fall, Anaya delivered a powerful message that resonated with viewers across the country. She said, “Puri India ki audience agar aaj yeh chiz dek rahe honge. Toh mai aaj aapko batana cahungi ki. Mai bahar jake apne haq ke liye ladungi aur hopefully India ke liye ek din world cup zaroor jeetungi.”

Her words not only highlight her commitment to her personal journey but also echo the aspirations of many trans athletes in India and worldwide who dream of competing without barriers.

Anaya’s courage to speak about her struggles, coupled with her dream to bring the World Cup home, has struck an emotional chord with fans. As she continues her battle for recognition and fair treatment, her story is a reminder of resilience, passion, and the unbreakable spirit of sportsmanship.

With her determination, Anaya Bangar is not just chasing a personal goal—she is paving the way for a more inclusive future in Indian sports.