Journey to Positivity & mental health awareness

One starry night in April, an incredible thought came to my mind. This thought was so powerful that I could not stop from thinking about it. As I wrote this thought down, my journey to spreading positivity began.

I always believe that no matter how difficult the journey is, it is worth travelling. Based on this belief, I developed the name, The Tender (gentle) Curve (obstacles).

I always believe that no matter how difficult the journey is, it is worth travelling. Based on this belief, I developed the name, The Tender (gentle) Curve (obstacles).

All I wanted was to do was to give back to the society and be there for everyone who needed the love and support during their both happy and difficult times. Today was the day I knew I had started making a difference.

This honestly would not have been possible without the support of my family, particulary my partner, Rahul. Based on our curiosity, we built a brand that was always powered by passion and compassion.

This honestly would not have been possible without the support of my family, particulary my partner, Rahul. Based on our curiosity, we built a brand that was always powered by passion and compassion.

I cherish everyone who has been, are, and will be a part of The Tender Curve’s journey. I am so thankful to see what the difference that our products are making in everyone’s lives.

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Umang Malik Aggarwal
Founder – The Tender Curve

About the Founder

I have always been curious about understanding the human psyche and analysing the cause and effect of everyday situations. After working for corporations in India and Australia, and finishing my Masters at the University of Bristol, UK and an MBA from Sydney Business School, Australia successfully, I returned home. Having lived in three different countries for a number of years, I got to call them all my home, even though it was for a while. One has rightly said, “When you travel, you leave a part of your heart behind.” As I settled home, I found it difficult to adapt to this new change but with change comes new opportunities. I have always seen myself as someone who is expressive and straightforward. With time, I realized that not many people were comfortable with sharing their feelings, struggles, or issues. As I started researching, the more I realized the need to talk openly and educate people about mental health; this is how my journey began.