Ritu Kumari Phogat is an Indian mixed martial artist and female wrestler, known for her exceptional skills in the Atomweight division of ONE Championship. Born on May 2, 1994, she is the daughter of former wrestler Mahavir Singh Phogat and began training under her father at the age of eight. Ritu comes from a family of accomplished wrestlers, with her sisters and cousin also being Commonwealth Games gold medalists in wrestling. In her wrestling career, Ritu achieved significant milestones, including winning gold at the 2016 Commonwealth Wrestling Championship and securing medals at national and international competitions.Transitioning to mixed martial arts, Ritu made her debut in ONE Championship in 2019 and has since showcased her talent in the sport. Despite facing challenges, she has demonstrated resilience and determination in her fights. Notable achievements in her mixed martial arts career include participating in the 2021 ONE Women's Atomweight World Grand Prix and signing an exclusive deal with Kumite 1 League.Ritu Kumari Phogat's journey as a professional athlete is marked by her unwavering passion for sports and her relentless pursuit of excellence. Her dedication and accomplishments have solidified her position as a prominent figure in the world of mixed martial arts and wrestling.

Ritu Rani, born on December 29, 1991, is a former Indian field hockey player and captain of the India women's national field hockey team. Hailing from Haryana, she began her hockey journey at the age of 9 and trained at the Shahbad Hockey Academy. Rani's remarkable career highlights include leading the team to a bronze medal at the 2014 Asian Games and qualifying for the Olympics after 36 years, following a fifth-place finish in the 2014–15 Women's FIH Hockey World League Semifinals. Her achievements also include being the top scorer at the 2009 Champions Challenge II and guiding the team to a third-place finish at the 2013 Asia Cup and the 2014 Asian Games. Rani's leadership led the Indian woman's national field hockey team to qualify for the 2016 Summer Olympics, marking their return after 36 years. In recognition of her outstanding contributions, she was honored with the Arjuna Award in 2016. Ritu Rani's dedication and success have left an indelible mark on Indian field hockey, making her a revered figure in the sport.

Ritu Sarin is an accomplished Indian film director, producer, and artist known for her work in the film industry and her contributions to the arts. Born in New Delhi, Sarin pursued her education at Miranda House in Delhi University and later obtained her MFA in Film and Video from California College of the Arts. She is recognized for her experimental films, including "Hercules" and "The Mind Gap." Collaborating with her husband, Tibetan filmmaker Tenzing Sonam, she co-founded White Crane Films, producing documentaries, video installations, and dramatic feature films, often focusing on Tibet and the Tibetan people. Notably, their film "The Sweet Requiem" premiered at the 2018 Toronto International Film Festival.Beyond her film work, Sarin has been actively involved in various artistic and cultural initiatives, co-organizing the first-ever Tibet Film Festival in London and founding the non-profit organization, White Crane Arts & Media. Additionally, she is the director of the Dharamshala International Film Festival, which has become one of India's top independent film festivals. Sarin's commitment to promoting contemporary art, cinema, and independent media practices in the Himalayan regions is evident through her involvement in numerous artistic events and collaborations. With a distinguished career and a strong dedication to the arts, Sarin continues to make significant contributions to the film industry and cultural advocacy.