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Optimex - The Growth Company

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I have written stories for brands like Kalakarani, copy for Trufit & Flagster, ghostwritten for entrepreneurs & mental health coaches. I have written Meta ads & social media copy for agencies.

But that's not what makes me a copywriter.

My mind is a collision of different things. This collision can be between colours, balloons or even words. You would often find me staring at the ceiling or zoning out in the middle of a conversation to think about something mundane or stupid. Depends.

So if these traits matches with the designation above, then there's a teeny tiny chance, I might be a one.

I started storytelling at the age of 5.

(This is not really a click-bait)

Storytelling came very naturally to me. It wasn’t through write-ups or narrations, but through the dance form - Kathak.

“The word ‘Kathak’ originates from the word ‘katha,’ meaning ‘story’.”

This was the first thing I learned as a 5 year old.

I hardly knew the significance of the sentence, back then. All I knew was the fact that I loved dancing!

My guru used to say that the very foundation of Kathak lies in "tatkar.” And the reason he gave was in the syllables.

These syllables can be translated to "ta the-i tat”. ‘Ta’ signifies the body ‘tan’ and ‘i’ represents the divine ‘ishwar.’

This rhythmic sequence of footwork is a form of meditation.

It's like a complete surrender of body & soul to the divine. 

Now that I think of it, this is indeed true. Every class gave me a sense of joy and peace. And it grew stronger as I unfolded my emotions in the lap of divine power.

Kathak has some of the most beautiful bolas that mimic nature's sounds: 

The flitting of insects ("jhee-jhee," "kita-kita"), the playful leaps of animals ("dhilang," "thulang"), and even the growling of clouds ("dhane dhane"). 

Who would have thought that something that I had been a part for so long could be sooo connected to my present?

Looking back, I don't think I grasped the beauty of kathak and its significance in my life, at all.

But as the bits and pieces of my life fell into place, all of these started to make sense.

I realized that storytelling has always been a part of me, evolving and taking new forms throughout my life.

P.S. - This is a picture of me with my Guru.

We reunited after 5 years! I couldn't hold back my tears. In that moment, words truly fell short to express my gratitude for his presence in my life. 



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