Tara Sutaria's Interview in Times Of India

Tara Sutaria's first onterview in Times of India.This Interview is taken by Chelna Khatau.

Discriptions
She may be only 14,but Tara's already living life to the fullest.When shes not at school,this Bandra girl trains as a dancer,singer and has recently begun co-hosting a summer show,Big Bada Boom on Disney.And the teen puts down her hard work to discipline,dedication and her mother,Tina.As a tribute on Mothers Day,Tara recounts how her mother has inspired and guided her to be the girl she is today.

Interview
1. Dont procrastinate 

Ever since I can remember,mom has supported me in every way,be it my singing,dancing,school work.However,I only recently came to realise her contribution in making me what I am,when I started working.Be it my punctuality on the sets or practising my lines,its all the result of years of etched values that she has inculcated in me, says Tara. The most valuable lesson she has learnt from her mother is to never put off things until tomorrow,what you can do today.What Taras also grateful for is her mothers support and the feeling of responsibility she has instilled in her.When I am shooting,we dont waste time.I complete my homework in the car on the way to dance class.I learn my lines with my mom and she looks after everything for me, she adds.'''

2. Its all about the attitude '''

Its not always about having aptitude, says Tara.Another thing she has learnt from her mother is to have the right attitude.As dance and music are both strict disciplines,we can achieve greatness only by having the right attitude.Weve missed so many birthdays and family outings;but when I see how far I have come compared to other kids who started out with me,my mom and I feel very proud, she explains. Taras work-hard attitude paid off,when last year,she got a full scholarship to learn dance at the Royal Academy of Dance in London.'''

3. Be money-wise '''

My mother has taught me the value of money.She encourages my twin sister,Pia,and me to value everything we have.I use my fathers hand-medown (read: battered!) cellphone,which is most temperamental.On some days,it only sends messages and other days,I can make a call or two, Tara smiles. I think the most beautiful thing Ive ever read about mothers is,A true mother is the one who decorates her life with her children. Mine definitely has! she concludes.