Sonu Anand, who came to Mumbai from Jharkhand in 2006 to do theatre, always loved memorising monologues. So, he decided to work on his craft further and set a goal of uploading 100 monologues in 100 weeks. But his personal goal turned into a collective one when he discussed the idea with his friends.

"They were hesitant to participate at first because 100 weeks spans over two years. That, for them, was a long commitment. So, eventually about 70 people came on board; we made a WhatsApp group, and a page on Instagram and Facebook in May," Anand shares. Initially, they set a target to compulsorily have submissions on Mondays and those who fail to send entries would be eliminated from the exercise. But given that it's a hard time for everyone right now, the rule was relaxed although eliminations will be in place starting the first week of October.