Hina Tolani: Weaving Life’s Quiet Moments into Soulful Poetry

In today’s fast-paced world, where juggling personal and professional lives has become a norm, few manage to capture the essence of everyday emotions as beautifully as Hina Tolani. A resident of Ahmedabad and a valued member of Torrent Power Limited’s Distribution Team since 2017, Hina exemplifies balance, determination, and heartfelt creativity.

Behind her calm exterior lies a powerful story of resilience and purpose. Living in a joint family, Hina gracefully manages her roles as a dedicated professional, loving wife, caring mother, and now, an emerging voice in the digital poetry community. Her husband, who works in marketing and distribution for Satguru Fertilizer, stands as a pillar of support, while their three-year-old daughter Garima remains Hina’s greatest source of inspiration.

Hina’s academic background is equally impressive, with a graduation from GLS College and an MBA from Somlalit College, both in Ahmedabad. Though her career at Torrent Power has been steady and rewarding, Hina yearned to explore a creative outlet that was meaningful and personal. The spark came unexpectedly during a conversation with Samarth Solanki, a visiting agent who encouraged her to share her voice on Instagram. Recognizing her potential to inspire others, he urged her to build a platform that combined her words and emotions.

Embracing this idea but staying true to her reality, Hina chose a path less traveled. Rather than creating daily video content — which demanded time, makeup, and outfits — she launched “Kuch Pal Zindagi Ke Naam”, a page dedicated to heartfelt poetry and reflections. Her writing encapsulates the subtle struggles and silent joys women experience as they navigate life’s demands. It is a tribute to the grace behind the scenes, to moments often overlooked amid the rush of work and family.

Hina’s poems resonate deeply because they are authentic and relatable. They give voice to emotions many women feel but seldom express openly. Through her work, Hina inspires women to pause, breathe, and honor their own stories.

Here are two of her touching poems that beautifully illustrate her sensitivity and talent:

Nothing is going to be that same again

by Hina Tolani

Nothing is going to be that same again
You left me with thy memories ,
Lost in pain and agony.

Those wonderful evenings,
At the restaurant when you kept waiting.

Your smile and That brunch of toasts and coffee,
Laughter giggles and selfies.

That undying emotions of escatsy,
And the environment of complete serenity.

At one fine day we decided to get married,
Worried as it was a new beginning already.

Suddenly that firing and attacks,
Blood everywhere left the adverse effect.

You were no more, and to the funeral,
I came to bid you the farewell.

It was breathtaking , and I was feeling insane,
As nothing is going to be that same again.

I love you Mahi
by Hina Tolani

Captain, Am I allowed to tell you a story,
To celebrate your glory,
Sweating profusely, in pressure when you hit a six,
Notching up a good score you top the innings.
The moment leaves everyone elevated,
When you joyously take a wicket.
Being from a small town you found your road to success,
With continuous practice and hardword you kept impressing others,
Life unfolds differently every single day,
Yet you always find out your ways.
Mahi, will you answer my question,
Handsome can you offer me a ride at your Harley Davidson.
From childhood to teenage, and from twenties to thirties,
Locked In my heart forever, I love you Mahi.

Through Kuch Pal Zindagi Ke Naam, Hina Tolani has become more than just a professional or a homemaker — she is a storyteller and a dreamer, creating a movement of self-love and emotional expression. Her journey is a testament to the power of embracing one’s passion, even amidst life’s busiest chapters.

For those seeking a glimpse of everyday beauty and heartfelt emotion, Hina’s poetry offers a quiet yet powerful invitation to pause and reflect.

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