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I’ve Never Been Unhappier By Shaheen Bhatt (Paperback)

I’ve Never Been Unhappier By Shaheen Bhatt (Paperback)

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I don't chronicle my encounters with depression as a defense of the legitimacy of my anguish. The pain coursing through me is undeniably real; it is not a product of my chosen way of life, and no lifestyle can simply sweep it away.

Lurking just beyond the limelight as the older sibling of Alia Bhatt, the scion of fame, and a gifted screenwriter, Shaheen Bhatt has long been an exemplar of subdued strength—until now. In an act of immense bravery, she extends an invitation into the inner sanctum of her mind.

At the tender age of eighteen, Shaheen was thrust into the realm of depression, after five years of bearing its weight silently. Through this poignant memoir, she unveils the minutiae of her daily struggles as well as the grand tapestry of one of the most debilitating and woefully misconstrued mental afflictions of our modern era. Her narrative is both an enigma and an epiphany as she guides us through her intimate journey of comprehending and coexisting with depression in the backdrop of her privileged existence. With unwavering candor and profound introspection, Shaheen claims ownership of her sorrow, positioning it within the universal threads of the human experience.

Within the pages of this multi-faceted, philosophical revelation, Shaheen not only acknowledges and embraces the idiosyncrasies of grappling with depression but also triumphs over them. This is more than a memoir; it's a contemplative exploration of the myriad facets of existence with depression. A subject of immense significance for those grappling with mental health disorders, "I've Never Been (Un)Happier" extends an empathetic hand, offering solace and companionship in the midst of life's emotional tumult.
Publisher ‏ : ‎ Penguin eBury Press
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Paperback ‏ : ‎ 200 pages
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0143449125
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0143449126
Shaheen Bhatt is a notable screenwriter and advocate for mental health awareness. Having personally experienced depression for nearly two decades, she has become a strong voice in raising awareness about mental health issues and providing support to individuals living with mental illnesses.

As the founder of "Here Comes the Sun," a mental health awareness initiative, Shaheen Bhatt has taken proactive steps to create a supportive community for people dealing with mental health challenges. Through her initiative, she aims to reduce stigma, increase understanding, and offer resources for individuals struggling with mental illness.

Born in Bombay (now Mumbai), Shaheen Bhatt has been candid about her own journey with depression and has used her platform to promote open conversations about mental health. Her efforts have been instrumental in destigmatizing mental illness and creating a safe space for those seeking help and support.

In addition to her advocacy work, Shaheen Bhatt is recognized for her contributions to the world of screenwriting. She is a resident of Bombay and shares her life with her family, including her attention-seeking family members, as well as her three cats named Sheba, Pica, and Edward.

Shaheen Bhatt's impactful initiatives and advocacy work serve as an inspiration to individuals struggling with mental health issues, encouraging them to seek help, share their stories, and work towards positive mental well-being.