About Me:
It has always been my dream to work in front of the camera. Because a picture can speak a thousand words. All of us have a preference for a particular way of communication and if we want our message to be heard, we need to use a range of methods to meet the needs of our diverse communities.
In my current role as a pharmacist, I have a key role in the education and training of other pharmacy professionals. Since the pandemic, we have increasingly shifted from face-to-face to online delivery of workshops. This shift has enabled me to demonstrate my confidence in working in front of the camera and it has rekindled the passion and dream to push myself further and fulfil the career in my heart.
My personal values are compassion, dignity, respectful communication and kindness. These are the values that underpin my work as the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) lead within the organisation in which I work. I strive to work to these values in everything I do and in the interpersonal relationships I have. I hope that with a greater focus in society on EDI issues, that we will increasingly see models from a wide range of ethnic backgrounds and varying age categories that represents the diversity of the UK population and includes someone like me who is of Indian origin and more mature.
My passions are fashion, fitness, food, health and beauty. I love shopping for clothes, shoes, jewellery, handbags, makeup and other accessories. As a pharmacist, it is important that I am a role model for healthy living. I work out most mornings with a varied routine of cardiovascular activities, High intensity interval training (HIIT), walking, yoga and resistance training. I love food and cook almost every day, always in search for new recipes. Champagne and wine are my guilty pleasures, best drunk with treasured family and friends. And although I cook a lot, I love eating out too. Fusion food and spices are my favourites and living in London offers superb choices.
The most important thing to me in life is love. Perhaps it is no coincidence that ‘love’ is the meaning of my name, Sneha.
The greatest loves of my life are my husband, son, daughter and parents. My daughter is a constant companion, I often seek her fashion advice and at 20, she helps keep me young at heart. My 16 year-old autistic son is flourishing at school and has taught me what it truly means to be unprejudiced and show dignity and respect regardless of difference. My most treasured possessions are my loyal friends who have helped shape the person I have grown into today.
I am vain and spend far too much time looking in the mirror and getting ready. I am also a perfectionist which does not help. But perhaps those are the qualities that will prove useful as a successful mature model? I hope so. Mwah.
Interested In:
– Commercial modelling
– High street fashion
– Catalogue modelling
– TV presenting
– Film or TV extra