Solihull mum on BBC Dragons' Den after assault led to new business ideaGulshen Bano was threatened and attacked by thugs who saw her as an 'easy target' - now she's featuring on Prime-TV with her self-defence businessBirmingham Live Reporter Anisah Vasta Tries Out A Self-defence Class For WomenA Solihull mum who was once seen as an 'easy target' by thugs will star on BBC Dragons' Den tonight with her business aiming to keep women and girls safe. ‌Determined to protect her children after being assaulted and threatened herself, mum Gulshen Bano trained in military grade self-defence and now teaches others through her business, Strike Back Self Defence. Gulshen said: “Strike Back exists because violence against women is not inevitable, and fear should never be the price anyone pays for simply living their lives. View 2 Images Gulshen Bano appearing on Dragons' Den with her global mission for women and girls"Everything we do is rooted in prevention, education, and giving women and girls the belief that their safety matters. Globally, almost one in three women will experience physical or sexual violence in their lifetime.