News DeskDubai: In a refreshing tribute to the medical fraternity, Siddhayu Baidyanath — India’s 108-year-old Ayurvedic and herbal wellness pioneer — hosted an inspiring event in Dubai spotlighting doctors’ self-care, creativity, and emotional wellbeing.
Titled “Self-Love – The Siddhayu Way,” the evening celebrated the often-overlooked human side of healthcare, encouraging doctors to express themselves through music, dance, poetry, and art. The initiative aligned with Siddhayu’s mission to make ancient Ayurvedic wisdom relevant for modern lifestyles.
The event was attended by leading medical professionals from across the UAE and graced by Dr. Sanjay Paithankar, Managing Director and Owner of Right Health Group, as Guest of Honour. Also present was Pranav Sharma, Managing Director of Siddhayu Baidyanath.
“Doctors often devote every moment to caring for others, leaving little time for themselves. An initiative like this beautifully reminds us that nurturing our own happiness and passions is an equally important part of healing,” said Dr. Paithankar.
One of the evening’s highlights was a captivating dance performance, “Love You Zindagi,” by the local group Tarangini, led by Paromita Bhatia, whose fusion of classical and contemporary dance drew loud applause.
Niraj Bhatia, Global Commercial Head of Siddhayu Baidyanath, said the brand wanted to create a space where doctors could “pause, celebrate themselves, and embrace self-love — the Siddhayu way.”
The event also marked the launch of Siddhayu’s latest innovation — VVS 10 Capsules, an advanced Ayurvedic formulation designed to boost vigour, vitality, and stamina. The unveiling was led by Pooja Shevtekar (Head of Marketing) and Niraj Bhatia, accompanied by the premiere of an engaging product film.
With its products registered under the UAE Ministry of Health and available in major pharmacies including Aster, Siddhayu Baidyanath continues to expand its footprint across more than 40 countries, offering trusted herbal wellness solutions.
The evening concluded with a resounding message of appreciation — honouring doctors not only as caregivers but as individuals who also deserve self-compassion and creativity.
The event reinforced Siddhayu Baidyanath’s belief that “true wellness begins with self-love — the Siddhayu way.”
