Kritika Rathore is working as a teacher, supporting her family. She is also a caring mother.

Kritika Rathore has been working as an Art and Craft teacher at Central Public School in Udaipur for one month. Besides her teaching profession, she also runs a business named Kundan Collection in which she herself stitches different clothes for children and sells them.

Kritika was born and brought up in Chittorgarh. She completed her school and college education in Chittorgarh itself. She is an M.A. in English. She likes to paint and desires to do a Ph.D. in Painting.

Kritika shares that before marriage she worked as an Art and Craft teacher in a school. She went to different places to learn art and craft which boosted her confidence.

When asked about role models in her life, Kritika says that she considers her parents as her role models. She learned from them how to solve every problem smoothly and humbly.

When free, she likes to complete customers’ orders for clothes received by her firm Kundan Collection. She also likes to do painting, crafts and embroidery in her free time. Kritika also likes to dance as well to maintain her physical fitness.

Drawing a comparison between education and experience, Kritika says that experience is more important because you can take limited education but experience has no end.

Sharing her Covid experience, Kritika says that she started stitching frocks, nappies and night suits and marketed them on Instagram with the name ‘Kundan Collection’ during the pandemic.

Kritika believes that nowadays students desire to go to every field because of the vast options available to them. They usually keep changing their desires every two months or a year. Kritika feels that their actual interest lies in only one field which should be noticed by the parents.

Kritika advises all parents to allow their children to choose the field in which they are interested in building their careers. She also suggests that they should give time to their children and participate with them in their different activities to get rid of the mobile addiction of their children.

To one and all, Kritika advises living happily so that your surroundings will also be happier.