An Interview With Glam Girl Sreemayee: The Next Indian Sensation

Paris, Kolkata; 05th Oct, 2020: Sreemayee Sikder, a new name into the fashion world. From modeling to acting, from acting to dance she is awesome on her way. Her attractive look and intelligent attitude makes her more desirable. We "The Glam'Bug" get the chance of interview her & getting her precious time for listening her story of experiences, story of success. See her full story here:https://theglambug.com/glam-girl-sreemayee-the-next-sensation/

Q. What projects are you presently working on?

Ans: I am now associated with 4 significant fashion ventures, 3 of which I am featuring in. The fourth one is my expert Make-Up artist debut, and every one of the 4 will be out before the finish of 2020. Moreover, I have recently shot a music video – also a debut.

Q. Where do you see yourself in the competitive modeling industry?

Ans: I am a very non-competitive girl. I think my main competitor is me; I do compete with is myself. Also every time I feel that I could have improved in a film or a dance. Generally, I concentrate on my own work and leave the competition part to people who are not secure about their talent.

Q. What do you thing about bold or high fashion or nude photography?

Ans: Being bold not means that model should be naked. Boldness is about the expression, body language. But yes if the subject needs then you have to be comfortable. That’s the real challenge for a model. But my thought, nude is not about body it’s about the soul. Every picture has an identifiable story, and my body is the canvas, photographer is the story teller. It is an ART.

Q. How has stardom changed you?

Ans: Fame or so called stardom has transformed me without a doubt, but not in way most people believe. I am a simple girl that I was 5 years back when the world didn't have any acquaintance with me. In any case, I do crave privacy and alone time now. So basically, fame hasn't transformed me – it has changed my conditions, my lifestyle.

Q. What about your family support?

Ans: In India, basically in West Bengal, people have an idea that, the modeling industry is full of sins. But my family especially my Mom is always with me, when I decide to take my path to this industry, she supports me. Its God’s blessing to have her as mother. My father also supports me. They are always holding me and support me from the behind. You can say they are my power generator.

Q. How do you balance your work and private lives?

Ans: It is the most difficult thing to balance your work life and your private one. I try to take out one month out each year so that I can just run away from it all with my family. I try not to work over the weekends, unless I have a commission that is not in the city where I live. Somehow, this arrangement works.

Q. Where do you see yourself in the next 20 years?

Ans: That is difficult to say. Ideally, I would like to be spending the life of a recluse in a cabin deep in the woods! That is all I can think of right now!

Q. What is your dream project?

Ans: Walking in the ramp of Paris Fashion Week, and also I would love to act in a high-budgeted movie. I love fashion, I live fashion, and it’s my dream to be recognized as an international super model. Hope in future I will be there.

Thank you Sreemayee or giving as the time, we hope you will be more successful in your career, and one day we will again have the chance to interviewing you with a pleasure.

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