Now as you said just a moment ago, dancing actually happened by accident. When you came back to India those days we used to say dancing is feminine. Just explain to me, people say that a Shiamak Dawar dance is from a different universe. But I think it's a combination of mind, body and spirit. And for me the spirit is very important, the spiritual-ness of the dance, because eventually when you are dancing and like when I am in a interview with you and I am like stumbling while I talk, and I talk wrong grammar maybe, but when I am on stage, I am so confident, I am doing my thing.
All good performers are also exhibitionists.
I used to love attracting attention when I was young. And that's why I was the center piece in the class and the crazy one or the funny one or the one who would make everybody laugh, but I think as I am growing older, I am becoming more and more reserved in my personal life. You are also becoming more varied in your professional life. Actually I must tell you that for the, the national gems, I was very reluctant to sing in Hindi and Marathi, that too because I was very nervous to sing because of my Parsi background. You are absolutely right.