Vaishali Rameshbabu and her brother Praggnanandhaa have become prominent figures in chess, largely due to the influence of their family, particularly their sisters. Vaishali, who recently qualified for the Women's World Chess Championship, was introduced to chess at a young age, while Praggnanandhaa, inspired by his sister's practice, became the youngest-ever International Master at just 10 years old. Their upbringing included lessons from coach S. Thiagarajan at the Bloom Chess Academy, where they studied classic games from legends like Mikhail Tal and Garry Kasparov. Notably, in 2024, they became the first brother-sister duo to compete in the Candidates Tournament, with Vaishali winning the Women's Candidates, bringing her closer to her dream of becoming a world champion. This narrative echoes the journeys of other chess legends like Bobby Fischer and Magnus Carlsen, who also found motivation through their sisters. Their stories highlight the significant role of family in nurturing talent and passion for chess.