I Feel Like I Have One Foot

As Soon As I Moved To New York, I Experienced Hurricane Irene And Then Hurricane Sandy Hit Me In Quite A Big Way. I Had 12 Days Without Any Electricity Or Any Water. The Thing That I Realized The Most From It Was That We've Become So Dependent On Technology. There's So Much Accessibility To Information That Suddenly When Everything Is Cut Off, You're Completely Lost, And You Start Asking Deeper And More Profound Questions - How Short Life Is, And How Grateful We Should Be For Things.

A Lot Of The Time, People Want To Hear From Someone Like Myself. They Want To Give It A Shot. It's Challenging, And It's Driven Me More Than Discouraged Me.

The Generation That Migrated To The West In The 1970s Or 1960s Has Now Lived More In The West Than India, And India Has Changed So Much. My Parents Fall Into That Category.

When I Started Out In The '90s, There Were Not Many People Of Color Writing, Directing And Producing - Hence, The Roles For People Of Color Were Few And Far Between. There's Still Few Roles In England [where She's From].

At The End Of The Week, It's Nice To Just Hang Out In A Pair Of Jeans And Let My Hair Down. I Need A Break From All That Fashion!