| 1. Sapna is widely recognized for her work in fashion, writing, photography, and reality TV. |
| 2. After her father's passing, Sapna relocated to the United States with her Indian-American aunt. |
| 3. She completed a double major in Marketing and Communication with a minor in Public Speaking at a business school. |
| 4. Before transitioning to hairdressing, Sapna experimented with a career in fashion design. |
| 5. In Mumbai, she established her own salons, a production company, and a fashion line. |
| 6. Sapna appeared on Bigg Boss season 6 and wrote a non-fiction book called 'Style-O-Wot'. |
| 7. Throughout her life, she has encountered personal challenges, including three divorces. |
| 8. In Berlin, Sapna faced criticism for her appearance and unconventional views on marriage customs. |
| 9. An advocate for animal rights, Sapna supports PETA's mission for humane treatment of animals. |
| 10. After her father's passing at age 18, Sapna relocated to Chicago in 1989 with her Indian-American aunt. |
| 11. Before transitioning to hairdressing, Sapna worked in the Los Angeles film industry making music videos and designing gold and platinum record plaques. |
| 12. She was gang-raped in America at age 24 while returning from a party late at night; she kept this secret for nearly 20 years before publicly sharing it through the play Nirbhaya in 2013. |
| 13. She moved back to India in 2002 at age 30, giving up her Green Card and reducing her income from $8,000 to Rs 5,000 per month. |
| 14. Wench Film Festival has screened 146 films and spotlighted 352 women since its first edition in 2021. |
| 15. Sapna produced One Billion Rising at Carter Road in 2013 and acted in the award-winning play Nirbhaya, which won the Amnesty Freedom of Expression Award, The Fringe First Award, and The Angel Herald Award in 2013. |
| 16. She styles hair for high-profile clients including MS Dhoni, John Abraham, Priyanka Chopra, Katrina Kaif, Bipasha Basu, Ranveer Singh, and Mandira Bedi. |
| 17. Sapna runs PurrOm Healing Centre where nature, cats, and puppies serve as healers, and supports her adopted village Palegaon in Maharashtra through crowdfunding. |