Kajoli Sehgal has spent decades in Delhi's public relations and events industry, building a career on a kind of insider candor that more brand-guarded guests rarely offer on record. In conversation with Shweta's Talkies — speaking as a personal friend of the host rather than as a company spokesperson — she walks through what the PR industry actually requires under pressure, anchored by a specific, high-stakes account: a luxury brand partner cancelling three days before a 600-guest event, and the scramble to hold the event together regardless. That practical grounding sits alongside a more philosophical thread: her framing of public relations as less about messaging and more about building genuine conviction around a brand — in her words, close to "creating a religion with people" — a piece of business wisdom that extends well beyond the events industry itself. Sehgal also speaks to the question raised in the episode's title: how to raise children with a sense of generosity and groundedness inside families with real wealth, drawing on her own approach to parenting and her broader philanthropic engagement. The conversation touches on a wider shift Sehgal has observed and participated in — a growing preference among Indian consumers and professionals for homegrown brands and institutions over imported prestige, a sentiment echoed independently by several other guests in Shweta's Talkies' recent catalogue. Her account of recalibrating ambition toward meaning after the pandemic adds a further, quietly personal layer to an episode that is, at its core, about what actually gets passed down inside a family — habits, values, and expectations — regardless of what else is inherited alongside them. Recorded as part of Shweta's Talkies' Personal Journey series.