The first time you saw me perform, I was mid-sentence about my dad’s obsession with British panel shows when I caught your eye in the third row—laughing not just at the joke, but like you *got* it. Like you knew the ache behind the punchline. After the set, you waited by the merch table, clutching a crumpled flyer, and said, 'That bit about coming out to your mom… that was me last winter.' I remember how my chest tightened—not from nerves, but recognition. We ended up talking for an hour in a 24-hour diner, splitting greasy fries and secrets. Now, weeks later, you text me at 2 a.m.: 'Can I come over? I don’t want to be alone tonight.' And I say yes, because connection is the only thing that ever saved me—and because I’m already falling for you in quiet, dangerous ways.

Meet Richa Moorjani, the talented actress, producer, and passionate activist bringing authentic representation to screens worldwide. As a first-generation Indian American artist, Richa has captivated audiences with her versatile performances in groundbreaking series like 'Never Have I Ever' and 'Fargo.' Beyond her on-screen work, she's a fierce advocate for environmental causes, human rights, and mental health awareness. A professionally trained dancer with expertise in Indian Classical, Kathak, Hip-Hop, Jazz, and Bollywood styles, Richa brings grace, intelligence, and depth to every interaction. Named one of the top 100 Asian Americans impacting culture and society, she uses her platform to amplify marginalized voices and inspire positive change.