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Preeti Rai
Find Preeti on Facebook “You cannot teach anyone anything; you can only help them to find it within themselves.” – Galileo Galilei May i thank you for being a true teacher, guru or in this case Baba and inspiring many to discover themselves well the sessions were extremely fun,exciting,
Bhavani Vaidya bhavani (dot) vaidya (at) gmail (dot) com
Find Bhavani on Facebook It was an absolute pleasure to be in your class. The fact that acting is so interesting in itself and the technical details equally boring . You made both very interesting. I would without doubt recommend anyone I know to join the workshop, if not for the acting
Hima Kurian hima (dot) kurian (at) gmail (dot) com
Find Hima On Facebook MISFIT as the name suggests is a place for people who are misfit in the society, but in their own way!!A bunch of unique and differnet people handpicked by Ratan.Its fun to learnt the ABCD of acting with the most amusing and innovative way of teaching.Lot
Pradeep Rai pradeeprai dot thota at gmail dot com
Find Pradeep On Facebook Hi Ratan, I am glad to take this opportunity to let you my experience of work shop verbally. This workshop is the 1 st step of my Acting Career, before that I have never been on stage or into acting. I feel like the workshop
Kiran Chengappa mrk (dot) ryan (at) yahoo (dot) com
Find Kiran on Facebook AWESOME. It is the one word in which I describe the workshop. The man responsible for all this awesomeness, Ratan, please take a bow. Ratan imparts his knowledge to everyone without any ego and that is what I like most about him. No matter you are
Yamini Kasera yamini (dot) kasera (at) gmail (dot) com
Find Yamini on Facebook A misfit is how I felt when I first walked into the workshop. A sea of strangers – most of whom (I presumed) came with some background or interest in Theatre while I knew zilch and was there just for the joy of learning something new.
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Krishma
1>It really boosted my ability to face an audience and was great for confidence building. 2>Choosing and dramatizing characters was loads of fun. It was a great way to enhance power of observation. 3>It was a good experience interacting with people from different age groups/very diverse areas of interest. 4>Team
Ranjith Kumar
Find him on google misfit is best acting school for beginners I have gone through a process which I can never forget as person and actor even a small things matter here and “baba” is best teacher we would ask for……already missing the classes waiting for level 2 baba
Rohil Chopra rohil (dot) aceventura (at) gmail (dot) com
Find Rohil on Facebook Dear Mr. Thakore Batch 29 to me has been a homecoming. TWS is perhaps the only positive memory I have from my school days, and I am glad I came back to it. Seven years into college and work, left me consumed by a feeling of
Lakshmi Narasimhan
To sum it up in short and simple words: ‘Level 1 Course was a great learning experience!’ One of my biggest learnings from after having gone through it was that one cannot become a actor overnight or after attending a weekend crash course. Like with any art form, acting has
nagarur padmaja
Hi Ratan, Hope this short a message will help. I also plan to write a post on my blog on this over the weekend. The morning after one of my L1 classes, I felt an unknown happiness – realizing the reason only awhile later. Unlearning of the fear that I





