Sometimes we become confused of what English accent that would best suit us as learners the English language. And most times we make mistakes in chosing an English accent which, though it is of popular demand, is not the right accent because of the sound of our voices. It may strike some of us as new that voice is not accent; and it may interest you to know that with the way Indians sound, American accent will be best for most of them. I have seen and heard an Indian lady on CNN, broadcasting the weather forecast. She uses American accent in such a way that she can pass for a native Texan. Perhaps Indians will almost always make good Americans for their R-tongue.
There were times when I tried to adopt New York accent because it was the closest thing to London accent which I had already mastered. People would still tell me I sounded like British, though. This was because I had a voice suitable for British English. Now I make the best of it abandoning my learning of American accent just to let my London accent grow in leaps and bounds. Why don't you see for yourself to know what English accent your voice will be used to an advantage? It could be Australian accent. Who knows.
There were times when I tried to adopt New York accent because it was the closest thing to London accent which I had already mastered. People would still tell me I sounded like British, though. This was because I had a voice suitable for British English. Now I make the best of it abandoning my learning of American accent just to let my London accent grow in leaps and bounds. Why don't you see for yourself to know what English accent your voice will be used to an advantage? It could be Australian accent. Who knows.