Sadiya Khatun, Reefa Khatun and Farjina Khaturn are young and gifted artists with exceptional talent and skill for drawing,
sketching and painting. Sadiya is an eighteen year old girl, Reefa is a twelve year old girl, and Farjina is a nine year old girl. The three sisters hail from an under-privileged family in a village in West Bengal, India and live in the slums of Gurgaon. Reefa and Farjina study at an informal school for underserved communities. Sadiya recently got married after completing some informal education.

Living in the slums, where Hindus, Muslims and Christians have lived together in harmony for years, Sadiya, Reefa and Farjina truly embody the spirit of unity in diversity that forms the very fabric of India. They have friends from different ethnic and religious backgrounds whom they hang out with and celebrate all festivals with. They are there for each other and this is reflected in their collaborative works of art as well.