00:00first of all welcome to ians thank you so much
00:19so well when we talk about india the most um the striking quality that we have
00:26is hospitality and when i represent my country on such a global platform i just want to tell
00:33everyone how uh how to treat people how to love them and that is one of the quality i
00:39would love to share with other countries how do you plan to integrate your advocacy
00:45well if i win the title or if i don't i just want to uh tell each one out there that
00:57the awareness is not just about to take an initiative it's about to continue it and
01:03when i represent such a a city which is known for its beautiful and scenic lakes i just want
01:11that the lake that i have adored so much um the future generation should also inherit both
01:17a cleaner and a safer environment when they see the those beautiful lakes which i adored
01:24in the same way i want them to see beyond miss diva and miss cosmo what is your long-term vision
01:31to yourself as a public personality artist and advocate um other than pageantry and other than
01:38my acting career i would love to see myself as someone who is inspiring who know what she is
01:47doing and someone who can conquer the world you began your career at just five years old working
01:54across seven regional films a hindi movie and two hindi series so how do you think starting so young has
02:00shaped your identity and discipline when we talk about i started my journey at the age of five it
02:06actually taught me a lot of things first it taught me the power of storytelling second it taught me
02:13that you can switch your roles whenever you feel like and third that there is no thing that you can't
02:21do i started acting um in a very random way but i think i would love to see myself in hindi cinema movies
02:29having experience in different film industry what culture artistic difference put out to you as a young
02:35performer well very honestly when i started i was no i was not knowing a lot of thing about uh acting
02:43career but slow and steadily when i worked in seven regional films i understood the real artistic side
02:50and there are a lot of cinema and that is the beauty of bollywood we have tamil telgu rajasthani gujarati
03:00punjabi and all the diversity um actually talk a lot of about culture at the same time when it comes to
03:08cinema when we talk about a pageant it's actually the real like we can actually say it like
03:20woman empowerment platform because you could have different backgrounds you could have a lot of
03:28struggles in your life but when you stand on that stage it's just you and your belief so when i talk
03:36when i talk about beauty pageants it's not just about the glitz and glam it's about the beauty with the
03:42brain because this industry doesn't take a beautiful face it takes a beautiful identity and that is what
03:50pageantry stands for pageantry well as i say i come from a city which is beautifully known for its
04:07beautiful lakes palaces culture food and the romance is there in the city so
04:14i i i just saw this vision that what i saw from my own eyes i want the future generation to see the
04:22same so that's how my project the guardians of the lakes began because growing up i saw this beautiful
04:29lakes and i can feel the calm but after that after five six years that calmness went off i can only see
04:39that oil spreading water darkening and pollution around the lakes and that's when it hit me if we keep
04:45waiting for someone else to act we will lose what defines us so that's how my awareness the guardians of the
04:53lakes began we began with awareness talking to students citizens families um i uh hotels uh well hotels
05:03gave us the logistic support and volunteers gave their time support and small investment so with um with
05:11the help of everyone uh we started this project and we want to make it a blueprint for every city that
05:18is near lakes and this initiative is not just about um to clean but it is about to cleanse
05:26it's working around environmentalist afrosha and the ngo aftertaste combines ecology cultural
05:34women empowerment and financial independence so how do you ensure these elements work together in a unified
05:39community when we talk about afrosha uh he's a very renowned face um because the amount of work
05:48he is doing towards lakes is beyond uh any imagination and we when we talk about aftertaste they are a
05:56new organization and they are building their base but i must say that all the women over there are
06:03working immensely hard to prove themselves not themselves but their identity so both the projects
06:11are a bit different but they connect in a similar way which is serving something for our nation and
06:17nation needs that we also want to know that what challenges you face while working on ground level
06:22conversation efforts and how have they changed your approach to leadership well when we talk about
06:28leadership it's all about ups and downs uh so when i started i was not having any support families were
06:35not talking about their problems so i thought why not to go uh to their home and talk about it so that was
06:44the initial uh struggle that i faced but i'm grateful that the people's are very resilient they're very
06:50welcome warm warm warm coming and that is the reason uh i just not took an initiative i have chosen it
06:59um so i'm very grateful for that you have trained under industry experts to miss cosmo 2025 can you walk us
07:07through the most transformative aspect of doing this process well um i was trained in work with kavita
07:15karnayat and she is a supermodel and she has not just taught me that how to walk but how to work with
07:24elegance um when we talk about my makeup artist which is aisha aisha said she has um amplified my beauty
07:35sport in a very different way and that is something that i adore now um thank you so much uh to my gym
07:43trainer reset for giving me such great body and a lot of mentor actually my communication teachers
07:51kreet bedi has been one of my favorite teachers because she not just gave me confidence but she
07:58gave me content also so i just want to say thank you so much to all my mentors all my gurus that
08:06helped me not just bringing the best version of myself but the authentic one
08:11you have trained in the industry experts on miss cosmo 2035 can you walk us through the more
08:16transformative aspects of this building well the transformation was uh immensely hard but it was
08:25so smooth because of my mentors um i started learning my walk session with kavita kharayat which is
08:33like she doesn't taught me how to walk in heels but she taught me how to talk in heels because it's so
08:40important to feel confident from within when you're walking on the stage um thank you so much aisha shade
08:48because she gave me confidence when i stand on the stage uh thank you so much supreet bedi and he she is
08:56like one of my favorite teacher over here so she helped me a lot like she has put in a lot of hard work
09:05um i'm so grateful for that and um when i talk about my fitness being a fitness person thank you so
09:13much reset and samir purohit and namrita purohit for their love and support and the belief that they saw
09:21that i can look in a certain way so thank you so much to all my gurus who have been helping me throughout my
09:28journey okay what internal qualities according to you beyond technical skills did your mentor help you did your mentors help you study well a few years back i often struggled with my own weight and
09:42um at the time i thought i'm not uh i will not be able to fit into the pageant world
09:48but one thing that came into my way was the fitness journey and it was not just about cutting the weight
09:55but it was actually about dedication it taught me a lot of things that i never imagined like
10:01i have done 75 hard-up days which is like one of the toughest uh thing you can do in your life
10:08other than that it taught me that it's not just about the reduction of uh reduction of weight it's
10:16about like the discipline that you carry within yourself and it actually helped me a lot towards
10:23my pageant journey well um when the pressure comes i used to calm myself because being a morning
10:38person i always used to meditate do yoga do gym and i think that is one of the reason that i feel very
10:46confident within myself other than that if there is any pressure i used to do a lot of dance because
10:53it gives so much of energy to my performance you enjoy performing dance dance so how do you merge
11:00activism and artistry in your performances well when we talk about dance it's not just about any art form
11:07but it actually taught you that every hand gesture has a different story and what is exactly dance
11:14stands for i have learned um urban styles like whacking which is like a street dance oriented
11:21oriented by um the pubs and the uh the street players and um when i talk about the stunts it gives the
11:30thriller power to my dance i can do back flip front flip cartwheel headstand splits and
11:37you just name it and i can do it
11:43beyond miss diva and miss cosmo what is your long-term vision for yourself as a public personality
11:50well my long-term uh vision will be always to serve to the nation if i talk about the guardians of the
11:58lakes i just want to grow more further and further and i want to see myself into the bollywood industry
12:05acting and feel the life of actress and third would be um i just want to open a label which talks about
12:15every background every race every um every size and shape of woman because growing up i often struggle
12:24with a lot of things and i couldn't find a label which talks about um the shape and size of the women
12:30and the clothes but uh
12:35okay uh okay so growing up i often struggle with a lot of uh weight issue and i couldn't find a label
12:46which talks about um every body type but i want to be the one who actually talk about body type because
12:54when you walk into my store it's not just about clothes it's about you i just want to give other
13:01people the confidence that i have within myself and i wear clothes so i think they are my pretty long time
13:08visions are there any specific industries for social entrepreneurship
13:20when i talk about these uh it could be acting it could be advocacy it could be opening a label but
13:28it actually depends on uh my pageant journey though and what are the upcoming projects or idea excites
13:35you the most or why does it feel meaningful at this stage of your journey i can't listen you are too fast
13:41for me what upcoming project or idea excites you the most and why does it feel meaningful at this stage of
13:49your journey when um well i'm really excited because it's only nine days left and when we talk
13:57about such a global stage it's my pride to be there and represent my own country with all the love and
14:03support so i'm just excited but i'm a bit nervous also because it's a big responsibility and i'm looking
14:11forward to it as you have told that you want to work in bollywood also who are the actors and directors
14:18so it's only one the king khan which is sharuk khan i would love to see myself with him uh it's like
14:26a dream because from childhood i've been mesmerized with the content uh with the amount of behavior he
14:34showed to the world it's pure pure pure a gentleman ship so i would love to see myself with him
14:41in somewhere in sanchi leela bansali's film and i just hope and manifest for that
14:52to all my fans who are supporting me from india from vietnam from across the world
14:57thank you so much for opening your hearts and home for me and sharing so much of warmth uh towards my
15:05my journey it's it's so um i'm really so grateful for this opportunity because i'm not just representing
15:13myself as viparamata i'm representing india as india ki ladki thank you so much
15:19thank you so much
15:25you
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