First three years flew by. Every
year was different, I got to learn so
many different dance styles which
I had never imagined myself do-
ing but one thing remained the
same – I made memories which I
would cherish for a lifetime. Some-
thing that intrigued me was how
challenging it was for the PWave
Secretaries to manage everything.
Getting the concept ready, man-
aging the whole team of dancers,
costumes, choreography, timings!
The To-do list never seemed to
end and on top of that, I also had
to be updated with what’s going
on in the classes. How could they
do all that and still be happy and
patient? Never had I known that
I would be stepping in their shoes
and getting the answer to that
question so soon. Being selected
as the P-Wave Secretary and giv-
en the whole responsibility of the
Dance I knew it was going to be
different this time and nothing
less than a rollercoaster ride. Just
started to dance after entering col-
lege, I never saw myself match the
standards my seniors Harshita,
Ambade and Rohan had set. Well,
honestly for once I even had the
thought of leaving the post but
thanks to my awesome juniors I
hung on.
make the audience sit at the edge
of their seats and think and that’s
what marked the birth of Aryan
and Trisha! But, having a sto-
ry in head and then articulating
the same is a totally different ball
game. Without Kabra and Mishra
it would have been impossible for
me to pen down the script.
Next step, Get a team; I was
lucky enough to get a team of ded-
icated dancers who were ready to
put all their sweat into making the
show a true success. A team that
turned into family in no time with
the foyer becoming our home!
Chitrakshi, who played Trisha
was a delight to work with. Well,
I think all of us are aware of the
amazing transformation she un-
derwent. I really appreciate her
patience and cooperation while
working with me as I always was
juggling between my responsibili-
ty of the person in charge of the
show and her co-performer. She
being an exceptional performer,
I believe no one could have done
Trisha’s character justice as her.
Adit who played the role of Tri-
sha’s father, I cannot thank him
enough for the help and support
he offered. Arun, in spite of being
the catering secy agreed to dance.
This came as a delight for Chi-
The first step was simple, it’s trakshi and me as we couldn’t have
something we all in medical col- found a better teacher for the cou-
leges do when we are in trouble, ple dance than the last year leads
go to our seniors and that is what (Arun and Shreya). Moreover no-
led me to Rohan’s room (PWave body else could have tolerated our
secy 2015). His valuable advice tantrums. I am glad that Chekuri,
and words of encouragement act- even though being the CC agreed
ed as a power booster to get me to be a part of the dance team.
started. For starters, I took up a
Gradually things had started
new hobby, something that I nev-
falling
into place. The characters
er expected myself to do, I started
reading stories. After a month of were decided, dances allotted and
thorough quest, I finally came up the script jotted down. I was really
with something which I felt would keen on doing something new this
time, so I decided to try a routine