Sara’s journey to Southall TV has been a colourful one. 2003 saw Sara crowned as Finchley Carnival Queen which enabled her to raise £250,000 for a local charity during her one-year reign. Shortly after, Sara trained as a Bollywood dancer which allowed her the opportunity to take part in dance competitions, including “Boogie Woogie” and “Got to Dance.” Sara has also appeared on Channel 4, “How clean is your house?”, CBBC ” life is epic@Bollywood dance” and “The Flame Awards” which was televised in Manchester. Aside from dancing, Sara’s experience also extends into acting where she played the role of a wife and mother in the play “17 days aur Bollywood spice” which was shown on TV786. Sara is currently a student at a London acting school. Modelling is another area that Sara has experience in having worked with some established photographers including appearing on the catwalk at the “Kitenge Festival” where Sara modelled the latest African prints. Presenting is an area that Sara is very passionate about and her experience includes appearing as an anchor for “Cooking Queen” which is a cooking programme which is regularly aired on the channel, Community Matters and hosting a live show called “Heat of the Winter.”
Sara is one of the newest members of the Southall TV team and will be interviewing Election candidates from West London boroughs which will be broadcasted as part of Southall TV’s political show “What’s Up London”.