I Was Very Sure I Did Not

We're Afraid Of Letting People See The Glory Of Who We Are.

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 Was Also Told Some Years Ago That I Shouldn't 'waste My Time' With Female-centric Films Because The Audience Was Not Ready For It.

The Harder [role] The Better. Definitely. When Somebody Turns Around And Says, "she Can't Do That," Then That's The One I Want To Do.