Parizad Kolah Marshall is not new to speed and thrills. In fact this mommy can boast of quite a few adventures. "I enjoy doing stuff I'm scared of. Adventure for me is about doing the unimaginable.
Parizad Kolah Marshall is not new to speed and thrills. In fact this mommy can boast of quite a few adventures. "I enjoy doing stuff I'm scared of. Adventure for me is about doing the unimaginable.
Who: Parizad Kolah Marshallu00a0u00a0
What: Talking about her adventurous side
Where At her Malabar Hill residence
There's this huge rush of adrenaline when you push your limits. I have two bullying brothers, one of whom's an adventure junkie. So, I get my taste for adventure from them," explains this judge-anchor who now has deep sea diving on her adventure agenda. She tells CS about her four most fun adventurous experiences ever:
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Mermaid magic
I tried sea walking while on my honeymoon in Mauritius five years ago. My head was fully covered with the big helmet while my feet were touching the sea bed. I wasn't in very deep sea though. Seeing the marine life in such close proximity was an amazing experience for me. I could touch and feel the flora and fauna. The technicolour vision of marine life I saw out there will forever stay vivid in my mind.
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Bungee babe
This one has to take the cake. I was always scared of heights and the mere video of a bungee jump would make me shut my eyes in fear. But I did bungee jumping for a commercial while shooting in Phuket, Thailand. Though I had the choice of a body double, I didn't opt for one, as I really wanted to overcome my fear of heights. But I doubt whether I can ever repeat that exercise (laughs).u00a0
Free fall in Bali
Last December I was in Bali for a family vacation. There, I visited the Waterbom park and sat on the deadliest ride called Smash Down. The free falling ride was for speed lovers. You hit a top speed of 70 km per hour as you smash straight down from an eight-storied slide at a 60 degree angle. I lost my sense of gravity as I was coming down.
Heights of glory
I was shooting at an high altitude for Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon in New Zealand. I was tied to a harness on a bridge, at a height from where I simply couldn't look down. The temperature was below zero degrees. We were shooting a fun fight scene where I had to land on Hrithik (Roshan), do somersaults, kicks, jumps, etc. It was really scary but it remains one of my fondest memories till date.
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