As a professional dancer, model, State President of Human Rights – Delhi, and the founder of the School for Talent Spotter, my journey has been filled with both good and bad experiences. One of the best experiences I’ve had was being a part of the world-famous Shiamak Davar Institute of Performing Arts (SDIPA) Mumbai in its OYP. This opportunity helped me hone my skills and become the performer I am today. Moreover, I have had an outstanding career in modelling with some of the most renowned achievements in the same. I was Ms Delhi and Ms Natural Beauty of 2017 and among the top 30 contestants of NBT Femina Star 2020. Being the face of Times of India, I have been performing in its Raabgiri event for the past 7 years and have been acknowledged by Times of India as an elegant performer. However, my journey hasn’t been all smooth sailing. .
I’ve faced my fair share of challenges, such as facing rejection in auditions and not being able to meet the expectations of others. But I’ve learned to take these experiences in my stride and use them as motivation to work harder and improve myself. One of the most fulfilling experiences I’ve had is running the School for Talent Spotter. It has changed the lives of innumerable students by providing them with guidance to perform more than 4 kinds of yoga and meditation on top of dance. The academy offers a wide range of courses starting from Personality Development to Complete Analytical and Social Development. Seeing my students excel in their passion is a truly rewarding experience. Another good experience was being recognized by the Indian Women’s History Museum (IWHM) website on the auspicious occasion of our 75th Independence Day. It was an honor to be mentioned as a robust and vocal female support for the organization. All in all, my journey has been a mixed bag of experiences, both good and bad. But I wouldn’t be where I am today without these experiences. I’ve learned to embrace the challenges and use them to grow and become a better version of myself