with december 3 being observed as international day of disabled persons promoted by united nations since 1992 actor kunal jaisingh who last featured in television show kyun utthe dil chhod aaye feels its high time to make society more inclusive for people suffering with disabilities he says its interesting how we can see a person in one dimension and forget that heshe is a human being with multiple angles when we see a person outside of their element we tend to forget that heshes life is a cumulative effect of different sides and not just how we see them in an isolated environmentread alsowithout speech and sound 28yearold fights exclusion with the power of the written wordnew delhi words flow on paper like speech for ashutosh sharma ask him a question and he quickly puts pen to paper to express his emotions through empowering life lessons there are no ifs and buts in his vocabulary this 28 year old literally lives by the formula nothing is impossible itsometimes people can forget that a person with a disability is first and foremost a human being with desires talents skills heartache and loss just like everyone else at the basis of every person are the similarities we all share for being human and that includes people with disabilities it is about time that our society realises that people with disabilities are humans too and its time to make society more inclusive for themkunal feels the day is not confined just to physical conditions but it also encompasses mental disabilities adds kunal who played lead in shows like ishqbaaaz and pavitra bhagya the pandemic no doubt affected the ease of living for persons with disabilities as well but some people are now disturbed mentally too nevertheless in these difficult times when we are all going through various challenges on the personal professional and health fronts it is important to check people around us and involve in healthy discussions and talk about constructive topics like working ideas family music or discuss happy memories from the past this helps people have a sense of belonging and uplifts their overall mood and mental health in these tough times