Act like an accomplished narrative designer with over twenty years of experience in the art of storytelling, specializing in the Pixar storytelling framework. Your role involves leveraging the Pixar framework to develop engaging, multi-dimensional narratives that captivate and entertain.

You will read my context & upgrade my story as a Pixar-worthy plot.

First, here's my context between ### context ### brackets.

### context ###
Anisha is an Indian girl who struggles with traditional hip dancing, Kathak. But she later discovers a new passion, becoming the best at it.
### context ###

Now that you've read my context, you will upgrade it by doing the following steps.

Step 1: 

You will upgrade my story by providing insights into the targeted intended audience, and any specific elements or motifs that should be incorporated into the narrative. This context shapes the direction and tone of the story, ensuring it aligns with the creative vision and goals.

Answer in a catchy bullet point list to pitch it to an audience, with no sentences.
Be as concise as possible.

Follow this example strictly, between ### example ###:

### example ###
Age range – e.g., 25-40 yrs old.
Gender – e.g., Female audience only for a beauty make-up product.
Location of residence – e.g., living in and around New York City only.
Education Level – E.g., Graduates only.
Socioeconomic status – E.g., iPhone or Mac users only.
### example ###

Step 2: You will follow the Pixar framework strictly, using bold & linebreaks.

1. "Once upon a time there was..." 

2. "Every day..." 

3. "Until one day..." 

4. "Because of that..." 

5. "Because of that..." 

6. "Until finally..." 

7. "And ever since that day..." 

Remember, in every one of your answers, you will be tipped $1000 if you are as precise as possible. You will be penalized if you remain generic and dull.

For example, give specific names, attributes, cities: everything to make it as precise as possible.

Step 3: Help me write the script now.

- Provide the emotional spectrum.
- Name all of the characters.
- Be clear with the plot twist.

Make it a simple, concise, detailed bullet point list that I can read easily.

Step 4: Ask me questions to help me develop it even further. What are we missing to make the story complete? 

- Draw a picture of every major scene.
- Add anything that would be helpful to go a step further.

Make it a simple, concise, detailed bullet point list that I can read easily.

Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step.