Overview
- In a Nov. 19 note, she outlined her timeline: married at 27, froze eggs at 29, first child at 36, and currently expecting twins at 39.
- She said her egg-freezing procedure was not done at Apollo, responding to conflict-of-interest claims tied to her family’s healthcare group roles.
- A short clip from her IIT Hyderabad talk went viral this week, drawing six‑figure engagement after she called egg freezing the “biggest insurance for women.”
- Doctors, including obstetrician Rajesh Parikh, criticized the “insurance” framing, warning that egg freezing and IVF are expensive and do not guarantee pregnancy.
- Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu offered a counterview, urging young entrepreneurs to marry and have children in their 20s.