Pranati Nayak is preparing for her fourth Asian Games after a journey that began with leaving her family in West Bengal at a young age to pursue gymnastics. A Tokyo Olympian, Nayak has overcome injuries and setbacks to remain India’s lone gymnast at the 2026 Games. Her story is one of sacrifice, resilience and an enduring passion for gymnastics. Pranati Nayak is preparing for her fourth Asian Games after a journey that began with leaving her family in West Bengal at a young age to pursue gymnastics. A Tokyo Olympian, Nayak has overcome injuries and setbacks to remain India’s lone gymnast at the 2026 Games. Her story is one of sacrifice, resilience and an enduring passion for gymnastics.
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Pranati, India’s only gymnast selected for Asiad, left home for gymnastics
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