I Don't Ever Want To

I Learned Very Early In My Career That When I Don't Arrive On Set, Production Will Shut Down, Which Means People Won't Get Paid; There's That Much Responsibility.

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.

Mary Kom Is A Woman Who Stood Up Alone In A Male-dominated Field And Fought For Her Rights And What She Believed In. Her Story Is An Inspiration For Every Young Person Out There.

We Spend Too Much Time As People Thinking About What We Don't Have Instead Of Actually Making A Change, And We Just Need To Make That Change Now Because We're Being Giving The Opportunity.

I'm Lucky. I Don't Know Whether I'm Deserving Or Not. All I Know Is That I Work Damn Hard For Everything. And God Helps Those Who Help Themselves. Every Day Is Like An Exam. I Believe Destiny And Hard Work Go Hand In Hand. I Was Studying To Be An Engineer When My Mom And My Brother Sent My Pictures For The Miss India Contest. I Didn't Even Know About It. If That Isn't Destiny, What Is?