For a platform that was created as a safe space for Asians who identify as queer to share their stories, and to offer a chance to connect them with other queer folk, it's fitting that its 10th anniversary falls in the year that will go down in history as a landmark year for the Indian LGBTQI community. And as the Gaysi Family comes together to celebrate the milestone this Sunday, toasts will also be raised to the two-month-old Supreme Court judgement that finally acknowledged same-sex love.

Started by Priya Gangwani and Sakshi Juneja, the platform has often featured collaborations with the creative arts, and this time, the founders have joined hands with the theatre company Patchworks Ensemble for the production Pinky Promise that weaves together six short stories written specially for the occasion.