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Alicia Vrajlal

Alicia Vrajlal

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Founder, Draw Your Box

Sydney

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Human Interest, Career Culture, Fashion. Advocacy, Health Education Lifestyle, Entertainment

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Fashion, Medicine, and Celebrity

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Total articles 1969

  • My first Eid as a married woman

    By Lina Ali, Urvi Majumdar, Alicia Vrajlal| Draw Your Box Verified This year I did Eid a bit differently. There were the usual traditions of Eid prayer at Parramatta Mosque, followed by family breakfast at Frankie B’s and then uninterrupted family time after the mandatory Eid nap at noon at the Ali household. But there were also delightful spreads of Bengali sweets and snacks available at all Bengali homes, part of the Eid house hopping tradition the Chowdhury household partakes in.

    By Lina Ali, Urvi Majumdar, Alicia Vrajlal · Draw Your Box

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Urvi Went To An All Girls School Is More Than Just A Millennial Throwback Comedy

    By Urvi Majumdar, Alicia Vrajlal| Draw Your Box Verified A few years ago, I found a letter addressed to ‘Urvi, aged 25’, written when I was 14. It began with, “You never gave up on your dreams to become an actress. And now, you have an Oscar”. Even though I’m 32 now and unfortunately do not have an Oscar, I’m glad I was dreaming big from the start.

    By Urvi Majumdar, Alicia Vrajlal · Draw Your Box

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • My first Eid as a married woman

    By Lina Ali, Urvi Majumdar, Alicia Vrajlal| Draw Your Box Verified This year I did Eid a bit differently. There were the usual traditions of Eid prayer at Parramatta Mosque, followed by family breakfast at Frankie B’s and then uninterrupted family time after the mandatory Eid nap at noon at the Ali household. But there were also delightful spreads of Bengali sweets and snacks available at all Bengali homes, part of the Eid house hopping tradition the Chowdhury household partakes in.

    By Lina Ali, Urvi Majumdar, Alicia Vrajlal · Draw Your Box

    Apr. 09, 2025

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Draw Your Box

Draw Your Box is a digital news publication dedicated to amplifying the voices, stories, and achievements of South Asian individuals and communities in Australia and internationally.

Sydney, Australia

Founded: 2018