DIGANGANA SURYAVANSHI:Vintage Girl

In an exclusive interview with Executive Editor Seema Dhawan

- Seema Dhawan

You’ve been acting since the age of seventeen. What does it feel like to experience fame at such a young age?

It still feels like, ‘today is the first day’. It is such an iconic feeling that every time whenever I am on the set, I feel like it is all fresh and has just started. And honestly, I don't want the feeling to change because then I think the spark and the enthusiasm would just fade away.

You’ve written your first book at the age of fifteen, and released your first novel at sixteen. How did you gather the dedication to do it at such a young age?

Honestly, I love to emote or write down how I feel. And back then I was very introvert so I found writing as the medium to express my emotions and feelings. Because you can learn the technical part of acting and singing, but writing is something that you cannot learn. I wrote my first book which only consisted of lyrics of the songs/ poems.

What inspired you to take up acting at such a young age?