With her talent and infectious energy, this rising model is definitely one to watch as she continues to shine brighter with each opportunity....
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Introducing Arisha Ali, a dazzling new star in the modelling world who is already making waves! She took her first steps into the industry with a shoot at just 17, and this was just the beginning of her real journey. Instead of meticulously planning her path, she seized the moment, totally vibing with the process and quickly discovering her passion for the camera.
After signing with Citrus Talent, Arisha has been on fire, racking up collaborations with several well-known brands. Each project has been a unique adventure that has only fuelled her ambition.
She carries herself with confidence and charisma, and while there’s that initial rush of nerves, once the camera starts rolling, it all clicks into place – Arisha truly feels at home in front of the lens. Currently she is doing BBA from Greenwich University. With her talent and infectious energy, this rising model is definitely one to watch as she continues to shine brighter with each opportunity.
Us: How did you make it into the media industry?
AA: I made it a point to keep it hundred percent, always learning, and grinding consistently. Over time, folks started to see my talent and vibe with it.
Us: How did your parents react to your decision to pursue a showbiz career?
AA: At first, they were totally understandably concerned – classic parental vibes. But when they saw my dedication and how serious I was, they switched up and became my biggest support system.
Us: Fame, money, and success, what do you go after?
AA: For me, success is all about growth, peace of mind, and just staying true to yourself. Fame and money? They might come along for the ride, but real success is when you're vibing with what you do and feeling proud of it.
Us: How do you manage to stand out amongst the competition?
AA: I constantly play around with my roles, style, and mindset. Plus, I really believe in self-care and keeping my brain fresh – it totally shows in my glow.
Us: What initial challenges did you face?
AA: Oh man, adjusting to the long hours, dealing with the haters, and proving myself without taking any shortcuts were the biggest hurdles.
Us: How do you deal with self-doubt?
AA: I remind myself of all the dope stuff I’ve accomplished, focus on gratitude, and lean on my crew for support. They always lift me up.
Us: How has social media changed your life?
AA: It’s a big help by all means. I can connect directly with my supporters, which is lit. But it also made me more responsible, because every post counts.
Us: Which actors inspire you?
AA: I truly admire those who bring real depth and honesty to their roles. It pushes me to level up my own craft.
Us: What are you looking forward to?
AA: I'm super excited to explore more diverse roles, grow as an artist, and hopefully blow people’s minds with what I can pull off.
My date of birth is
8th March.
The best thing about being a teenager was
The carefree energy and that exhilarating journey of discovering who I was. So rad.
The worst thing about being a teenager was
Not knowing how to deal with my emotions – it was a rollercoaster. But hey, those moments toughened me up.
I was always listening to
I was all about artists whose music spoke to my soul. No matter the genre, if it resonated, I was in
I wish I had known then
That it’s totally okay to take your time. Everything happens on its own timeline.
My favourite and least favourite
subjects were
My favourite subjects in school were math and English while Urdu has been a major brain
strain for me.
I couldn’t stand
Straight-up negativity and unnecessary comparisons.
My favourite hangout was
Literally anywhere with friends and good vibes – laughter is the best hangout companion.
My favourite actor was
Ranbir Kapoor ever since Sanju where he completely blended into the character.
My favourite singers were
The ones with voices that had soul and truth – it just hits different. I listen to Kaavish. Their songs are so heart-touching and the lyrics are amazing.
My favourite superhero was
I loved the heroes who stood for justice and resilience – so relatable in real life, you know.
My favourite movie was
I don’t have a favourite movie in particular but my favourite shows would be Suits and Brooklyn Nine Nine.
My favourite sport was
I loved the active sports that brought that team spirit. I, myself, am a good netball and badminton player and was selected by my school to play in Australia.
