Donny Dhawan’s work is about realizing her childhood dream.
She made her first connection with stage in 2006. Ever since, she is exploring her avenues in theater industry.
“I had a passion for acting and living the characters that I like the most,” she said. “Acting is more like pretending what you’re not...and your audience will tell if you are successful. ”
In an interview with , Dhawan talked about the reasons behind her decision to take up theatre and histrionics, the journey so far and about having a life beyond traditional boundaries.
“It is hard to follow your passion especially when you are a young migrant or an international student."
"Young migrants rarely find time to cherish their dreams. But I was lucky to have all those opportunities.”
“Facing the stage lights at ‘Suchi Sanjh’ play was an amazing experience of my life. It was organised by Barkat at Dandenong, Melbourne. I played the role of a ‘Gori Australian Maim’ named Kathy.”
“It was an exhilarating experience as this was one of its kinds in Punjabi theatre. It had a strong theme and I was obliged to be part of world class theatre artists.”
“I am indebted to my followers, family and friends for having the faith in me and standing by me despite all odds.”
Donny Dhawan during a stage performance in Melbourne. Source: Supplied
