In my graduation I decided to step out of my comfort zone and thus joined dramatics club in my college. A chance to be part of stage play gave me the chance to explore another side of my personality. There I was exposed to an array of tasks that helped me to get rid of my stage fear. I took up various characters that bought out the skills in me that even I was not aware of. It provided me a platform to interact with numerous people, to engage with an uninterested crowd, at prestigious platforms like National School of Drama. The whole experience taught me that if I fix my mind onto something and put enough hard work to it anything can be achieved
I had started playing soccer since high school, and it instantly became my escape from world. Soon I was diagnosed with bronchial asthma which meant slight dust could trigger a full asthma attack. But I could not give up such a big part of my personality and I decided to fight both the battles together, I started a full medical cure to reduce the effect of my illness while continuing my journey in soccer all the way from school to college. Another hurdle came in my way when in 3rd year in my college I was diagnosed with acute calcium deficiency and weak bones. But this again could not take away from my interest and I continued to keep my interest close to my heart and kept working on my skills. My hard work and dedication were materialised when I was selected to be the captain of my college as well as my university team.