I Don't Want To Be A Stereotype;

First Of All, Feminism Is Not Man-hating, Not Man-berating. It Is Not Saying We Are Better. It Is Just Saying We Want The Same Opportunities, And We Want To Be Able To Make Decisions On Our Own Without Being Judged For Them. We Want The Same Freedom Men Have Enjoyed Over The Years, So I Think That's The Place Where We Are. And It's Completely Not Mutually Exclusive At All For How You Want To Look, How You Take Care Of Yourself, How You Want To Be, What You Want To Look Like.

Everything Isn't Perfect.

I Don't Come From A Film Background. I Haven't Learned Anything About Films Or Film-making. But I Have A Thirst To Know Everything About My Profession. I Want To Learn About Cinematography, About Editing, About Music Recordings, About Post-production. So When People In The Know Talk, I Willingly Listen.

I Know I'm Flawed - But Perfect Is Boring Anyway! Flawed Is Good!

I Was Very Sure I Did Not Want To Be The Stereotype Of What Indian People Are Seen As, Which Is Bollywood, And Henna. That’s All Great! It’s What We Are, And I Love It. I Love Saris; I Love Music; I Love Henna; I Love Dancing, But That’s Not All We Are.