Working to break gender and cultural stereotypes, Trisha K. Arora is a driven young woman with a passion for two things: her culture and the media. Both being major aspects in Trisha’s life she combines both to create the perfect balance. Trisha is an Indian girl at heart with an American touch. As a writer, TV & radio personality, event coordinator, host, MC and Youtuber, her scintillating personality combined with her enthusiasm and wit come together to entertain audiences of all sizes, ages and communities.

 

Absolutely Blessed

Absolutely Blessed

HI EVERYONEEEE! I want to start off by saying that I'm SO extremely happy. Got out of work at Old Navy super early, just in time to take a 2 hour nap and still have plenty of time to get ready for my busy day ahead. Today, my co worker/big brother  MC Vicc and I interviewed the biggest South Asian artist in North America at the moment, Mickey Singh. I have to say I've actually totally been fan-girling because ever since his new album Mick'stape came out, I honestly haven't been listening to anything else. It's awesome to see people in our community getting so far and making a name for themselves. The interview went extremely well and Mickey is extremely friendly and down to Earth.

Anyways, back to the point of this blog. I just wanted to take the time out to say THANK YOU to each and every single person who has supported me throughout the years. I still have a long way to go, but the amount of love and support I've been getting has been overwhelming and I couldn't be happier. Although the past year or so has been super tough, and things still kind of suck, lately I've been in such a positive mood that almost nothing can bring me down. (and no this is NOT a hint for the haters to try and change that).

Over the years I really wasn't taken seriously in regards to my career because I didn't have a fan base. I continued to think I literally had like 5 listeners and I actually still kind of do. Except now I think it's more like 10 listeners. But the amount of strangers messaging me and tweeting me saying that they listen to my show has honestly taken me completely by surprise. Also, those close to me who have never really acknowledged my hard work have been doing so and that too, a lot more than usual.

I'm far from being able to say I've attained success because I have such a far way to go but I just really wanted to reach out and thank everyone so much for their support. Some may thing their compliments and well wishes don't count but trust me, they really do. For the past couple of weeks I've felt like a completely new person. I've been a lot more confident in myself, which many know that I've struggled with and I have a new faith in my career path and in my show on Radio Asia which at one point I was thinking of giving up on. Thank you for giving me the support to convince me to continue following my dreams. Every postitive comment counts and I'm so thankful that people have considered me worthy of those compliments.  Here's one message I've gotten out of the many that really stood out to me

"Hey!

Just wanted to say that you are GREAT... keep doing what you are doing...unknowingly you have provided confidence to many brown girls growing up in their teens right now

Peace!!"

This was truly amazing and I had to read it over and over to understand what this guy actually wrote. I never had any role models growing up, because I was a total loner and didn't know anything about anything. A couple of years ago I came across someone named IISuperwomanII, and she became that role model I never had. A few years later, I came across the work of another South Asian woman who has taken the entertainment industry by storm by the name of Irene Sarah Mahmud, now Irene Sarah Mahmud Khan. She's an internationally published photographer, beauty blogger/guru on YouTube and she just directed her first music video which is the video for 'Bad Girl' by Mickey Singh and her husband Waseem Khan. I think Irene and Waseem are seriously the desi version of Beyonce and Jay Z. Role models are so important, specially at that stage in your life when you're trying to find yourself and figure your life out and I'm so glad I found out about these two women. Of course the women in my family like my late Nani and my sister Jasmine are two of the biggest influences in my life along with TV talk show host Gurmeet Sodhi, because these women were/are truly beautiful inside and out. But I've known ever since day 1 that I wanted to be a role model for your girls just as Superwoman and Irene have been for me, so for someone to tell me that is the absolute BEST compliment I could ever receive.

In other news, Saini Surinder listened to Bhangra Beats and tweeted me saying he was tuned in, and then he followed me on twitter which obviously absolutely made my life.

SO once again, thank you for your continuous love and support. I really wouldn't be able to do anything without you guys, and I still have a long way to go so please continue to support me. :)

All Over The Place

All Over The Place

United? I don't think so.

United? I don't think so.