The evolution of terminology surrounding gender identities, such as agender, bigender and genderqueer, highlights a growing awareness and acceptance of individuals breaking free from conventional gender norms. This linguistic evolution serves as a catalyst for dismantling entrenched biases and fostering a society that recognises and respects the fluidity of gender. Consider, for instance, the shift in addressing the LGBTQIA+ community. The acronym itself has become a symbol of inclusivity and acceptance, finding its way into various spheres of life, including corporate spaces emphasising ‘Diversity and Inclusivity.’ The term ‘queer’, once used derogatorily, has been reclaimed as a powerful expression of fluid identities that challenge societal norms. In the context of India, where societal expectations can be stringent, adopting the term ‘queer’ is a courageous celebration of diverse identities, resonating with resilience and authenticity.