For Women World India this season, the challenge offers a positive and fearless portrait of sports journalism and education who never fear failure and tragedy but always look at them as a gateway to learning and development. And that positive and charismatic personality is Charvi Bhatt, a focused International Sports Commentator and a dedicated Professor who breathe and live breaking rules and making other individuals do the same.

Her whole working and personal life stands witness to an iconoclastic approach in each direction of her life that she goes, be it teaching school to her students or reaching TV audiences in front of and behind the broadcasting panel.

Charvi’s philosophy is rooted in the idea that setbacks are simply steps toward deeper understanding. In her classes, she cultivates an environment where students aren’t just taught to think strategically about the business of sports but are also encouraged to take calculated risks, learn from them, and come out stronger. She provokes the broadcasters in the press box with intelligent judgment and piercing, undeceived observations, altering the way the broadcasters cover the game and her news to a broader and more diverse public.

Her process of learning to understand fear and overcome it is what fuels her mission of motivating others, proving that victory is in reaching out for the challenge through front-line action, never closing the learning curve, and most importantly, bringing others along the way. As a pioneer and the sole female to have covered over 500 international games in the Middle East, Charvi has opened doors and given back to the world. Breaking down barriers along the way, Charvi has just one solitary strategy: the synthesis of theory and practice. On air, she provides witty, tongue-in-cheek commentary aimed at reaching large audiences and redefining the game fan experience. In the classroom, she teaches strategic thinking, focusing students on flexibility, data-driven decision-making, and creativity, the same way she applies them in her commentary. She teaches business management, marketing, and sports analytics currently. Motivated by a desire to mold young minds, she is dedicated to challenging her students to think critically about the sport business and to translate passion into strategy.