I believe acting isn’t taught, it’s explored. With extensive experience and training at Strasberg, I guide serious students through techniques from Stanislavsky to Strasberg.

Dishank has strictly asked me to not recommend him as I am his mother and it brings in bias to speak highly of him. However I am here writing him a recommendation because I want to! He has been on an artistic trajectory ever since he was in high school. I’ve seen him grow and help others in their artistic growth. I can vouch he is cut out to do this. Get in his class ASAP- it goes full in no time

Dishank has a rare gift for creating a safe, supportive environment where actors feel free to explore, take risks, and grow. He’s not just a teacher but a mentor, encouraging his students to dig deeper and truly “be” in their work.

If you’re lucky enough to learn from Dishank, you’re in excellent hands.

I’ve been training with Dishank since about four years. He is a great guy and helps you so much in your artistic journey

I’ve had the privilege of working with Dishank as a fellow acting student for years, and learning from him is transformative. Recently, he moved from New York to Bombay, which is a huge opportunity for any serious acting student.

Dishank doesn’t just throw techniques at you—he takes the time to understand you as a person. He helped me psychoanalyze myself, uncovering emotional layers that improved not just my acting but also my personal growth. His deep knowledge of acting history, his cultivated understanding of plays, and his passion for storytelling set him apart.

In class we learnt everything from Stanislavsky’s system to Strasberg’s method to chekov psychological gestures

If you want to grow as an artist and a human being, working with Dishank is an opportunity you can’t miss.