Credent TV Opens Conversation on Loneliness, Self-Doubt and Reconnecting With Oneself

India | 8 Sep 2026

Credent TV has presented a special discussion exploring why people can feel disconnected from themselves despite remaining socially connected. Titled “Khud Se Door Kyon Ho Jaate Hain Hum?”, the programme addresses loneliness, emotional pressure, silent suffering, self-doubt and the search for meaningful human connection.

Released ahead of World Suicide Prevention Day, observed annually on 10 September, the conversation encourages viewers to recognise emotional distress, speak openly about difficult experiences and take practical steps towards rebuilding confidence and self-awareness.“

Experts Discuss Emotional Disconnection

The programme brings together Madhuri, a psychologist, life coach and life-regeneration coach; Mamta, founder of Soul Space by Mamta and a practitioner of holistic healing, Reiki, quantum healing and intuitive guidance; and Rachna Jhunjhunwala, founder of The Confidence Bay, who works as a confidence coach, educator, counsellor and mentor. Sunil SL Narnauliya is the moderator of the show.

The speakers examine how emotional burdens may remain hidden behind everyday routines and social interactions. The discussion asks why people often endure distress in silence and how hesitation, low self-belief and external pressures can gradually weaken their connection with their own needs and emotions.

The statement translates to: “Sometimes our deepest silence hides the very story that we are unable to share with anyone.” It establishes the central theme of the programme—silence does not necessarily indicate that a person is coping well.

From Self-Doubt to Confidence

A major part of the conversation focuses on the role of confidence in overcoming self-doubt. The speakers consider how individuals can transform hesitation into an effective voice and begin moving from isolation towards healthier, more meaningful relationships.

The programme also explores whether pressures associated with personal responsibilities and social expectations can be redirected towards personal fulfilment. Rather than presenting confidence as an instant solution, the discussion treats it as something that can be developed through self-awareness, honest communication and gradual action.

Encouraging People to Speak and Seek Support

Credent TV invites viewers to reflect on the first and often most difficult step required to reconnect with themselves. The programme encourages people to share their experiences and participate in conversations that reduce shame and hesitation around emotional struggles.

Discussions about loneliness and mental health require sensitivity. People experiencing persistent distress, thoughts of self-harm or an immediate crisis should contact a qualified mental-health professional, local emergency service or trusted support person without delay. Public conversations can raise awareness, but they are not substitutes for professional assessment or treatment.

Through the programme, Credent TV seeks to move the conversation from silence towards acknowledgement, support and connection. Its central message is that recognising emotional difficulty and asking for help can be meaningful first steps towards recovery and renewed self-confidence.