Healing Is an Extension of My Art Form- Rinhee Suberwal

Mumbai: Rinhee Suberwal wears many hats with effortless grace — she is a healer, choreographer, numerologist, and social activist. Speaking about her journey, she says, “Firstly, I am a choreographer, and then a healer. I have an artistic background, so I started with my performances and then went into choreography.”
Rinhee has choreographed numerous school and college events, wedding sangeets, and stage performances. She also mentors young talents to take up dance professionally. “I train students to take this as a profession and give them teacher training. I even prepare them to go on reality shows,” she adds with pride.
Her creative side beautifully merges with her healing journey. “As far as healing is concerned, I am into too many modalities — from numerology and colour therapy to sound therapy, Vedic rituals, and easy Vastu corrections,” she explains. Rinhee also conducts various energy healing sessions and believes in holistic living.
When asked how she manages so many fields together, she smiles and says, “A female is known to multitask from day one of her existence. So, it’s not difficult for me to be multifaceted — to be a jack of all trades.”
For Rinhee, both choreography and healing bring her equal joy. “The performer in me will always remain, and healing is an extension of my art form. As an artist, you are sensitive, and that sensitivity helps you understand others’ pain, reactions, and emotions much better,” she shares.

However, Rinhee emphasizes that healing is not an overnight miracle. “People think healing is magic, but it’s not. You need to have faith before approaching a healer. Healing is a process; you need to do certain remedies with belief. Questioning whether it will work or not never gives results,” she firmly states.She concludes with a gentle reminder: “Healing is a holistic science. It’s not about paying money and expecting instant results. It’s about patience, faith, and energy alignment — that’s when true transformation begins.”