Top 98 Quotes & Sayings by Shakti Mohan

My most memorable dance has been at the Andheri Sports Complex for the 'Dance India Dance' finale, where I performed in front of my family, teachers and 25,000 people in the stadium. I won the show at the national level and that is my most unforgettable experience in Mumbai.

Dance for me is a great form of exercise.

My dance shoes - ballroom shoes, tap shoes, ballerinas - are my life.

Launching a dance calendar required so much hard work and decision making.

I wanted to be an IAS officer. Everything has happened by the way.

Nothing compares to the feeling of dancing your heart out. I believe it to be the most beautiful emotion that truly elevates happy moments in our lives.

There's nothing to beat 'DID' on Indian television... the show that has given me so many highs in my career!

I am at my impulsive best every time I am at airports. I end up buying a lot of stuff, and pamper myself from the duty-free stores.

Dancing was something I naturally enjoyed.

I feel great to work under Remo sir.

Back then when I started off, I did not expect anything at all from myself. I just knew I wanted to dance. At that time there were no reality shows, we did not have platforms like YouTube where we could learn from.

I don't understand why no one says 'I want to become a dancer.'

I never plan things. Whatever unfolds, I take it as a challenge and go with the flow.

For staying fit, 70 per cent role is played by diet, the rest 30 per cent is the exercise part.

I would like to be a part of a movie which is based on dancing as I think I can showcase my skills completely in a dance oriented film.

I want dance to emerge as a field where people can feel proud of being a dancer and they shouldn't feel the need to be a Bollywood actor.

I never thought that I would judge any dance show.

I would love to pursue other things only if they are related to dance, as I have always been passionate about dance.

When we moved base to Mumbai, I was noticed by Terence Lewis, who offered me a scholarship from his dance foundation. That is when doors opened up for me.

I always wanted to work with Sanjay Leela Bhansali because the dance and music in his films are so beautiful. When I got a call from him, I was on cloud nine!

Dance and Mumbai go hand-in-hand.

People always assume that once you are in a reality show, you will become an actor for fame and money.

Honestly, I miss doing the Ganpati dance on the road. When I was in college, I used to go to my friend's house and dance on the road during visarjan.

I will never run out of cycling shorts, ballet slippers, denim shorts, socks and pyjamas.

Make-up is such a huge fragment of my career and image.

My journey has not been a bed of roses.

Before I moved here, I had no desire to become a dancer. But when I saw the dance schools in the city and the massive opportunities, I decided to give it a shot. Mumbai being a land of unlimited possibilities gave me the confidence to go for it.

I am very fulfilled just dancing.

After winning 'DID,' I went to London for an advanced dance course.

Classical dance is so pure and beautiful you don't need to add anything to its authenticity or beauty.

God is making me go somewhere and I am just following the path.

I am a vegetarian and not a foodie at all.

I just enjoy what I do, I don't really strive for perfection, I don't feel pressurised by the competition.

I just love Madhuri Dixit. Her presence fills me with positive energy.

I avoid oily food and in fact my friends get mad at me as I don't have cake even on my own birthday. I do have a sweet tooth though for chocolates.

As I learnt Bharatanatya, I found myself participating in school and college competitions.

I feel the way India has loved and supported dancers is incredible.

I love doing it and I am very proud to call myself a dancer.

I was on my way to fetch my little sister from school when I met with an accident. A bike which was at a very high speed ran over my leg while I was crossing the road. My leg was so badly fractured that it took me almost seven months to be able to stand on my legs again.

I used to watch Bollywood songs and learn choreographies from there.

I think without following a diet, staying fit is not possible.

Being part of reality shows is not easy as I had to learn some new forms that I had never heard of. There were times when I was given two days to learn a new form and perform it in front of thousands! That was a challenge for me.

I drink a lot of water during the day irrespective of the season, and I follow a strictly vegetarian diet - which is a major factor for my success in staying slim and fit.

I feel every day is a blessing because as I never expected to be where I am.

Dance is my passion and love, and I am not abandoning it for anything.

I remember my first trip to Jaipur when I was in Class III. I was a little kid and I remember coming here with my classmates and visiting Hawamahal. The city has a charm. Along with the monuments, what I like the most is the handcrafted stuff, bags, jootis, and silver jewellery.

Dance India Dance' has been a platform that has changed my life and given me so many new opportunities.

As a dancer I feel fulfilled and would want all dancers to be proud of themselves.

When you sit back and think, you end up creating more.

I didn't decide that I want to be an actor because my plan was to pursue dance as a career.

I have done masters in Political Science but deep down in my heart I wanted to be a dancer.

I, along with my sisters Neeti and Mukti, did my schooling from BITS Pilani in the Shekhawati region. So, I am very well aware of Rajasthan, its culture, life, heritage, music, food and everything it is famous for. And it's no exaggeration to say that Rajasthan gave me the best childhood memories.

DID' has given me all the confidence that a new artist needs.

Here in Bhopal, the scenic locations give me peace of mind.

No, I do not want to be an actor. I am happy being a dancer.

I think the most important mantra in my life has been and will continue to be - patience, hard work and will power.

Always wear what makes you comfortable. And when you are out shopping, make sure your bargaining skills are on point.

Being a dancer alone is somewhat weird in India. But I am determined to blaze a trail.

Breathing is crucial in dancing and so it is an important part of my exercises.

I love dancing and enjoy a lot on 'Jhalak.'