Actor-writer Dheeraj Sarna feels that some of the most relatable stories come from everyday middle-class life. In a conversation with ANI, he spoke about social media, daily struggles, family issues, and how digital platforms are giving people a stronger voice. An active content creator, Sarna often posts humorous and relatable reels based on common situations people experience in their daily lives. He shared that many of his ideas are drawn from his own experiences as someone from a middle-class background.

He explained that “pain” is often the starting point for his content, as small household problems—like getting things repaired or dealing with misleading service providers—frequently inspire his work. According to him, these experiences are not unique to him but reflect issues faced in many homes. Sarna believes that when his own struggles feel widely relatable, they are worth sharing. He added that if his content helps someone gain insight or improve their situation, he considers it successful.

Discussing social media’s growth, he noted that it has transformed how people express themselves. Unlike earlier times when film and television were the main storytelling platforms, today anyone with a phone can create and share their voice. He concluded that social media has empowered people from all backgrounds to share their experiences freely, and that honest, real-life stories—whether about family moments or middle-class challenges—tend to connect most strongly with audiences.