Dance Is One of the Beautiful Art Forms Where We Can Express Our Emotions - Swetha Naidu (Influencer - Dancer , Singer)

 

Dance is one of the beautiful art forms where we can express our emotions/ ideas through our movements. One should be blessed to be able to dance. Being a dance lover

1.Tell us more about your background and journey.

I was born & raised up in Hyderabad. My parents are government employees. I have an elder sister who’s married and have a son. I have done my schooling in St. Ann’s Girls High School, my intermediate in Sri Chaitanya Junior Kalasala and my B.Tech in Mallareddy Engineering College For Women, passed out in 2017. 
I love to sing, dance and play basketball. 

I was trained in Kuchipudi Dance for 7 years and Carnatic Music for 4 years. I was also trained in Basketball and played for State and National Level Competitions. 

2. When did you first decide you wanted to pursue dancing and how did you start?

I have given many stage performances and participated in few TV shows when I was a kid. Ever since, I was very passionate about Dance. Later I had shown my interest on singing and joined singing classes in my Btech. I have managed both singing and dancing simultaneously. In our B.Tech days, we have many cultural events happening and that’s where it all started. 

We started shooting our performances whenever we used to Dance for any of our college fests. I used to upload all the videos on my Social Media Handles. And Of course, who doesn’t like compliments? My friends used to shower lots of love and make me sit on top of the tower. 

3. What led you to start your page on Instagram and what is it about?

I created my profile on Instagram when I was in my Intermediate. But I had always put my account on private. One day in my B.Tech, I have uploaded a dance video which I had shot in our college rest room and made my profile public. That’s where my journey started and my passion towards dance increased to infinity. From then, I have keep on uploading all my video including Dance, Singing, Imitation, Mimicry etc. 

4. Is it financially sustainable to be an influencer today?

I don’t think so. The algorithms don’t be the same every time. In my view, I feel it’s us who needs to be very creative and self motivated regardless of the profits/ non profits. 

5. Can you throw some light on opportunities one gets as a dancer?

Dance is one of the beautiful art forms where we can express our emotions/ ideas through our movements. One should be blessed to be able to dance. Being a dance lover, I get inspired from people who are very passionate about dance.

We get to conduct workshops for people who love dancing, we can interact with people, we get to give auditions for TV shows, we get name & fame and of course we can earn too etc. When you dance you can enjoy the luxury of being you. Why not give a chance to yourself to be a better version of you.

6. What piece of advice would you like to give to future and aspiring artists?

All I want to tell is, we all have only one life. Believe in yourself and try to achieve whatever you wish for. Life in so unpredictable, so cherish every moment. ✨

Swetha Naidu - Influencer(Dancer, singer)

Interview by - N.MURALI KRISHNA