Rather than be dejected and yield to a life of resigned acceptance or curse fate for an accident that left him paralysed neck below, Harman decided to look beyond himself and chose to save lives from road accidents. While lesser people might have taken to a life of retreat, Harman chose to establish an NGO " Arrive Safe" where the mission was to advocate policy level changes and create awareness on road safety. Today, Harman has become a spokesperson in most matters relating to road safety and has represented the country at international forums. Thanks to his determined and persistent efforts, several roads have become safer today and several traffic regulations have been brought about as well.

Being shunned by public because of her short hands only made Babli more determined to excel in a field that required persistent and dexterous use of hands. Beauty services were what she chose to do ... confident that she would dispel stereotypes. They now call her the girl with the " golden hands ". A great triumph when one also considers the economically low background that she comes from. Turning a seeming "weakness" into her greatest "strength", today, she owns a most sought after beauty parlour in Jaora ... one that is acclaimed for its client services. What started as a small set-up is currently also an employment opportunity for other economically backward girls.