I Live With Romance In My Brain.

I Live Cinema And Passionately Love Music, And My Efforts In Both These Crafts Are Unfolding.

I Don't Think A Lot Of People In America Understand What Indians Are. And That's Our Fault, A Little. We Tend To Forget Our Roots A Bit. As Kids We Think, If I'm Too Indian, I'll Be Put In A Box, And People Will Think Of Me As Different. They'll Think I'm Weird, Because I Eat Indian Food Or My Name Is Difficult To Pronounce.

We're Extremely Young And Have The Potential To Be Anything That We Want To Be.

I Believe Destiny And Hard Work Go Hand In Hand.

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.