Driven by passion and resilience, Aiman has excelled in both anchoring and as an online advisor about medicines. She had to fight against the conservatism of her parents and family to opt for anchoring as the career of her choice.

Aiman is a multi-talented individual who has found success in both anchoring and as a blogger about  medicines. She holds a good reputation as an anchor and has built a dedicated following on her YouTube channel, where she currently has 15.8 thousand subscribers.

Aiman says that she was initially forced to pursue a career in medicine, driven by peer pressure and pressure from her parents, before she truly discovered her own passion. After  completing her 12th grade, she enrolled at Allen Career Institute to prepare for the NEET examination but felt an absence of fulfilment there, and so she left it.

Aiman shares that one day, while attending a function, she was captivated by a lady who was anchoring the event. At that moment, she realised that anchoring was what she truly wanted to pursue. She says that her anchoring career started with humble beginnings, taking on small gigs to gain experience. However, her big break came when she landed a significant opportunity with Lakme, which propelled her forward in the industry.

Even while studying Occupational Therapy at Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya University, Aiman managed to balance her anchoring commitments and studies. Though the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted her work,  she chose to persevere and not give up on her anchoring aspirations. She then created a YouTube channel called "Dawaai Waali," where she shares medical information, and found joy in interacting with people and sharing her knowledge. She also has a separate channel called "Anchor Aiman Vlogs."

Aiman says that her anchoring career took off as she secured gigs for renowned brands such as L'Oréal, Samsung, and Mi. She also performed in cultural festivals like Navratri. It was during these experiences that she started feeling a sense of fulfilment.

Reflecting on her childhood, Aiman acknowledges the peer pressure she felt, particularly from her father, who wanted her to become a doctor. Initially, her conservative family opposed her choice of anchoring due to the late-night work commitments and the attire she had to wear at the events. However, after turning eighteen, she became more independent and began making her own decisions.

Aiman believes that her decision not to attend her regular school  12th grade was a mistake, as she feels she missed out on the typical school experience.

Aiman advises others to live in the present, be patient, and understand that things unfold in their own time.

Aiman considers her achievements to be when her family appreciates her and when people respect her work. She takes pride in the respect she has earned from others, which is evident in the continuous requests she receives for anchoring.

Aiman attributes her friend Samrit Prajapati as her role model, from whom she has learned how to handle tough situations.

During times of depression, Aiman finds solace in talking to Samrit, as he provides logical solutions to her problems. Additionally, she does yoga and meditation to do away with her stress.

Aiman is grateful for discovering her true potential during the lockdown and is now earning well in her chosen career paths. Her dedication, resilience, and passion for both anchoring and medicine have paved the way for her success.