Sanjna was diagnosed with Autism & she was home-schooled by her parents. She came to BIS in the afternoons to join her peers in all extra-curricular activities and receive some therapy too. Soon, her Art teachers discovered her great talent and she began attending Art classes at BIS. She soon became an accomplished artist. Shi is extremely creative and uses mediums like charcoal, dry pastels, oil pastels, pencil, pen and ink with equal e’lan. She can perceive influences of well-known Indian and International artists in her creations. She also has a distinct style of her own. She held her first Art exhibition on 19 May 2012. On display were 44 exquisite pieces of art which sold like hot cakes and the proceeds of it were donated by her to a needy cause close to her heart. She has had many art exhibitions in Bangalore and other cities, and she has sold many of her pieces. Sanjna received the International Diana Award in 2014. She was recognised as an inspiring role model for the community by the Diana Award UK, established in memory of Princess Diana. The award was signed by Mr. David Cameron, British Prime Minister. One of her paintings was also featured in a presentation at the World Economic Forum in Davos in 2013. In September 2016, Sanjna had the honour of being a Torch Bearer for the 2016 Rio Summer Paralympics. She went to Rio De Janeiro along with her family and participated in the Torch Relay event.

He was an equestrian while he was in BIS. He won silver medals both in individual and team Equestrian events at the 2018 Asian Games. He was subsequently awarded the Arjuna Award in 2019. He is the first Indian equestrian to qualify for Tokyo Olympics.