all i want to do is keep exploring. being in mumbai for a mere month only gave me a taste of the city and culture. there was truly never a dull day in mumbai. i loved every moment of it, and i miss it dearly. and when my friends or family ask me about India, [...]
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i never find the very special words i should
Posted in Filmmaking, Personal, Philosophical on July 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
but i know you from before and after until then
Posted in Bollywood, Filmmaking, Personal, Whistling Woods International on July 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
it’s been over two weeks since i left mumbai. i’ve kept busy. i continued my glorious summer by going on a road trip from philadelphia to chicago with a few friends – with many stops and adventures along the way… but i still think about India tirelessly. in my last couple days in bombay, there [...]
Hindustan Times – Delhi – June 14
Posted in Newhouse, Personal, Press/Media, tagged Bollywood, Syracuse University, Tula Goenka on July 2, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The Transition: Hey MOM I’m [[HOME]]
Posted in Personal on July 1, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
So I have arrived in “The States” as they call it overseas safely and with a new look on life. I definitely can say that I appreciate the smaller yet most important things in life such as a AC (which has become my best friend since a month long trip in india where it was [...]
In Conclusion… (bits from my final paper)
Posted in Personal on June 30, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Traveling to India turned out to be a very important and necessary experience in my life, just as I knew it would. Not only did it continue and make stronger my goal to be an international filmmaker, but I also learned a lot about life, God, relationships with family and friends, and other cultures. I [...]
Wild, Wild West (or In Conclusion)
Posted in Mumbai life, Personal, Philosophical on June 30, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The Rocky Mountains are one of the great joys in life. They are beautiful and majestic, powerful pieces of earth that surge into the sky, creating memorizing landscapes that stretch for hundreds of miles. Driving through Montana and seeing the snow covered mountain tops as the sun sets puts life in perspective. These mountains took [...]
the only living girl in new york
Posted in Personal, Philosophical on June 25, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Just as arriving in India was a shock, so was coming back. Suddenly I was surrounded once more by white people who all spoke perfect English, slaves to the clock and the detail and organisation needed to run our country. But it was more than just that — the PA system at JFK also delivered [...]
Holly, Part 6
Posted in Bollywood, Personal, Uncategorized on June 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
In the final days on my trip to Mumbai, I’m feeling like I’ve just begun to scratch the surface of life in this city and this industry. There are so many layers to life in the city, but alas, the United States are calling my name once again. I feel very fortunate to have had [...]
To Cell, or not to Cell
Posted in Personal, tagged Cell phones on June 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I remember my parents saying to us (My sister, my brother and I), “You know, we didn’t have cell phones when we were kids, and we managed!” and honestly, I thought wow, life would be pretty different if not for cell phones. It sounds almost sick to have such a dependence, but I think most [...]
God is now here (nowhere…)?
Posted in Mumbai life, Personal, Philosophical, tagged God on June 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Recently I had the pleasure of seeing and appreciating two different religions: The Hindu and Islamic religions. I will not go on and speak too much of religion, but I have had some thoughts about it lately. The biggest thought is that of all of those begging outside of the different places of worship… it [...]