Genelia D'Souza Speech Analysis

[0:00]When I first started acting, I had freckles, okay? Yes. They used to tell me, cover it with makeup, you know, I have a smile, like a very teey smile. I'm known for my smile. Had I listened to them that time. She could have just talked about her freckles, instead she showed you how they were placed on her face. She could have talked about how people asked her to cover her face with makeup, but instead she showed you the process. And then she talked about how people told her that her toothy smile, which by the way, I love, should be a little smaller. And most importantly, when she's mentioning about the time back then, if she would have heard people, she would have not been here. She takes her hand to show the time that has already gone by. This is the power of illustrative gesturing. Your hands are not decoration, they're a part of your story. Start using them.