Latest Testimonials
Milan Vohra
It’s gr8 to now see you more regularly online. I’ve been meaning to write my feedback about MISFITS though I’m fairly sure I did earlier too in the feedback form, but it’s always nice to dwell on happy times. I would recommend MISFITS to anybody in Bangalore who has any
Urmila
While the Beginner’s batch kept the acting at a more fun level, stressing more on projection and focusing on comedy scripts with humorous portrayals of characters with regional accents, the Advanced batch was all about internalizing. It was about being ‘In the Moment’ and doing an in-depth analysis of the
Mandar
Again was very nervous at the start with Ratan scaring us in the first class. But it kept getting better and better with some serious acting and critical feedbacks. On my side, I was able to pick up some of the learnings I has missed in my Level 1. Also
Krishma
1>Achieved greater clarity on essence of presenting a character in totality. You just realize how much easier and simpler it is to perform once you let yourself be and think like the character. 2>It was very interesting and harder to be as natural and real as possible. 3>Certain activities like
Tarun
More experiential than level, great experience. Really takes one to the next level of acting where everyone can become their own coach.
Piush
From reel to real is the Keyword I was told DAY 1. What it means …easier said than going thro. Now, I know why is said, “Acting is believing” Now too far ago was thinking, I am dine with the acting part when Level 2 was announced and to my
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Prakash – on Week 5
12:48 am as I write. “Disturbing” for the professor is good for “creativity” for the student!! Without squeezing the orange how do you get the tasty juice? Today’s class was very meaningful. Totally agree that “simplicity” makes acting fresh and real. It does take the extraneous mental calculations away and
Indu Nitla indu4arts at gmail dot com
Find Indu on FB Being in L2 is like exactly what you said.. knowing yourself.. and accepting it.. I always thought i regret not joining MISFIT more earlier.. but L2 made me realize.. i just joined at the right time when am loosing myself.. Its like I joined d course
Mahaboob Shaik mahaboob (dot) nov2014 (at) gmail.com
Find Mahaboob on Facebook Hi BABA, Acting infront of people?My god i didn’t even thought about it.I even didn’t remembered any single incedence in my life which i have communicated to new person with confidence . Eventhough i have intrest in acting,my first intension to join MISFIT was atleast i
Urmila
While the Beginner’s batch kept the acting at a more fun level, stressing more on projection and focusing on comedy scripts with humorous portrayals of characters with regional accents, the Advanced batch was all about internalizing. It was about being ‘In the Moment’ and doing an in-depth analysis of the
Mandar
Again was very nervous at the start with Ratan scaring us in the first class. But it kept getting better and better with some serious acting and critical feedbacks. On my side, I was able to pick up some of the learnings I has missed in my Level 1. Also
Pragya Maheswari pragyaamaheshwari (at) gmail (dot) com
Hi baba(Ratan) putting this accross in words is very clinical for me, because what u experience and feel, is just too difficult to be put in words. it was a journey which has come to an end, without even knowing where did it start, and instead of visiting places,






