00:00First of all, welcome to INM.
00:02And first we have to start with you.
00:05That winning Mr. Supernatural, Ms. Supernatural ka crown,
00:09aapke liye personally and professionally kya maine rakhta ha?
00:14Ms. Diva Supra-National ka crown mujhe meri liye bohat,
00:19bohat important cheez hai.
00:20Kyunki bachpan se hi I wanted to represent India on a global stage
00:24and now through the platform of Ms. Diva Supra-National
00:29I have the opportunity to represent India in Poland at Ms. Supra-National
00:35and I am looking forward to the experience kyunki
00:38poore India ka expectations hai mere shoulders par
00:44and I want to make sure that I make them proud.
00:47It will seem to you that winning Mr. Supra-National,
00:52what is the significance for you to win this title
00:56and how important this title is for you?
00:59I mean the title is everything to me.
01:03Representing India on this international stage, it's a big thing.
01:06Coming from a country of 1.4 billion people,
01:11when I represent India, I am not just representing my individual,
01:14as an individual, I am representing the dreams and the stories of millions
01:19when I am on that international stage.
01:22So I am always grateful and happy that God has given me this opportunity
01:26to represent our country. Thank you.
01:28And what do you think about the pressure of competition and competition?
01:38I feel definitely competition is very pressurizing.
01:43Sometimes you feel nervous, you feel anxious.
01:46But I try to calm myself down whenever I am alone.
01:52Then I try to journal my thoughts.
01:55I have a diary in which I write my thoughts and thoughts
01:58so that I can understand my point of view
02:02and I get clarity in my mind.
02:07Can you share a moment in the competition where a fellow contestant supported you
02:12and how that experience impacted your journey?
02:15Oh, there are many moments like that.
02:18So in fact, I was very new to this industry.
02:21So I used to work in a bank before.
02:23So during the competition, there was this contestant named Taho.
02:26So he used to walk in the ramp very beautifully and very elegant.
02:34So since I am very new to this industry, I didn't know how to walk in the ramp
02:38or how to face the camera.
02:40So eventually, I had an opportunity to share the same room with him.
02:45And during, after late nights of a shoot and everything,
02:48we used to come and sit together.
02:50And during night, we used to practice ramp walk.
02:53Even I used to ask him.
02:54So I think that was one of the greatest friendships
02:57that I built throughout the competition.
02:59And yeah, that is one of those fond memories of me
03:04and another contestant named Taho.
03:07So yes.
03:08I think that if you win Miss Supranational 2026 title,
03:14what do you want to remember for this legacy?
03:21When I started, I came from Agra.
03:24And after Miss Supranational, Miss Diva Supranational,
03:29I could inspire young girls from my city
03:33who asked me how to transition to the pageant world.
03:40And I think through Miss Supranational,
03:43I want to bring this mindset to a global platform
03:47that to dream big and to have the courage
03:51to make your dreams come true.
03:53Apart from that,
03:54my ground-up initiative is Beyond Sight, Beyond Limits.
03:57I provide a career counselling and mentorship for visually impaired kids.
04:02Now, I started this initiative in India.
04:07But through Miss Supranational,
04:08I want to bring that impact on a global stage.
04:11And I want to tell everyone
04:13that there is no limit of potential and talent.
04:18Even if you have any disability,
04:21you need the courage to dream beyond your limits
04:25and to keep pushing yourself forward.
04:35Well, my initiative, it is very, very personal to me.
04:39And in fact, the inspiration behind it
04:41was none other than my grandmother.
04:44Because one day I was having this conversation with her
04:47and she told me that she would rather move to an oldish home.
04:51That's what made me realise that I need to do something for elders
04:54because she felt lonely at home.
04:57So, through my initiative show-up,
04:59I go to schools and colleges
05:01and urge youngsters to spend more time with elders
05:04so that they are valued
05:06and they should never feel lonely again.
05:09And through my initiative show-up,
05:10we do light exercises, yoga,
05:13so that conversation can flow naturally.
05:16And my mission is very simple
05:19that we should create a world
05:20where no elders should feel ever lonely again.
05:23So, that's my ultimate aim.
05:26Even we want to argue that fitness is often associated with physical appearance.
05:30But how it has shaped your mental resilience and discipline?
05:34Well, there is a story behind my fitness,
05:37how I started fitness.
05:39So, during, it was in the year 2020
05:43that I had a relationship and we broke up.
05:48During that time, that's how I got into fitness.
05:51And during that time, I have understood that it's not about training your physique or body.
05:58It's about training your mindset as well.
06:00So, I truly believe that fitness is not just about physique.
06:03It's about your mental development.
06:04It's about emotional development.
06:06And it gives you that confidence that, you know,
06:09no matter what or no matter if the world is against you,
06:12you can be yourself.
06:14And you should have that,
06:16that builds that confidence within you,
06:18even without you knowing that.
06:19So, I believe fitness has played an important role in my life,
06:23both physically, mentally and emotionally.
06:27Avni, if you want to reach a long term community project,
06:31if you want to reach a long term community project,
06:33if you want to reach a long term community project,
06:34what would you address the issue?
06:36As I told you about my Ground Up initiative,
06:40Beyond Sight, Beyond Limits for the Visually Impaired.
06:43I want to expand it further.
06:47The more people can reach out,
06:50the more people can join this initiative.
06:55And I have created a community in many colleges,
06:57and universities in many universities,
07:00where people will write exams for visually impaired kids,
07:03and record audio books for them.
07:06Apart from that,
07:08I want to have a global voice.
07:12I really want to stand,
07:13take a stand and advocate for a sustainable environment.
07:17So, I want to,
07:19whenever I will have a voice,
07:21that I can reach people on the global platform,
07:22and reach people.
07:24I would really like to advocate that.
07:27You both know that,
07:29when it comes to beauty pageants,
07:32we have not won,
07:33in recent years,
07:34we have not won much.
07:36So, tell us something about that.
07:37How excited are you,
07:39or how nervous are you this time?
07:42I think,
07:43winning is important,
07:45how many people inspire your country.
07:49And honestly,
07:51when I see past contenders of Miss Supranational,
07:56they have performed really well.
07:58And since it's a competition,
08:01someday it's yours,
08:02someday it's not yours.
08:03So, it is okay,
08:05when it comes to a competition.
08:07But,
08:07what is more important is,
08:09how you inspire and motivate the people in your country.
08:11And I think they have done it very well.
08:13Miss Supranational's crown,
08:18exactly 10 years ago,
08:202016,
08:21by Sriniti Shetty.
08:23And I hope,
08:24after 10 years,
08:25we are able to bring that crown back.
08:31I mean,
08:32it's a mix of emotion,
08:34I feel,
08:35because there is excitement to see all the new delegates out there,
08:39sharing different stories from different part of the world.
08:41And yes,
08:42there is always a competition also at the same time.
08:46And I do believe that all the participants previously who has represented India,
08:50has played a major important role in their own ways.
08:52And I believe,
08:53we are coming from a country of 1.4 billion.
08:56And being the one to represent India,
08:58is itself a winning factor.
09:01And I do believe that,
09:03everybody who has represented India,
09:05have kept their identity over there.
09:07And irrespective of winning or losing.
09:09And I truly believe that,
09:11God has something out there for me.
09:13And if I am able to inspire one person out there,
09:16I am the happiest.
09:18So,
09:19I am looking forward to experience the competition.
09:24Lastly,
09:25talking about Bollywood dream,
09:26because usually whenever there is a Miss India competition,
09:30and there is a,
09:31so,
09:32there are models who want to get into films,
09:35or get into Bollywood,
09:36or South film.
09:37So, tell us something about that.
09:38Who are your favourite actors or directors you want to work with in future?
09:43So,
09:44I have to be a little biased,
09:46because I am coming from the South.
09:47So,
09:48I would love to start with,
09:49the Malayalam industry.
09:51And which I do,
09:51do really believe that,
09:53we produces the most realistic films.
09:55And yes,
09:56the,
09:56my favourite actor is none other than,
09:58Mohalal,
09:58and,
09:59Mohalal sir.
10:00And,
10:01it would be a blessing,
10:02if I have that opportunity to start with,
10:04Mohalal sir.
10:05As well as,
10:06the director,
10:07Priya Darshan,
10:08is one of the legendary directors in,
10:10uh,
10:11Malayalam industry.
10:13So,
10:13it,
10:14always first love for my motherland.
10:16And obviously,
10:16if I get a chance to,
10:18uh,
10:18debut in any other languages,
10:20I am happy to do that,
10:21because,
10:22as,
10:22at the end of the day,
10:23it's Indian cinema,
10:24and we are Indians,
10:25and,
10:25any opportunity,
10:26is a blessing.
10:28Uh,
10:30so,
10:30I grew up with Bollywood movies,
10:33and,
10:33I live Bollywood,
10:35I breathe Bollywood,
10:36so,
10:37for me,
10:39Bollywood,
10:39is like a dream for me.
10:41And,
10:41just like everyone,
10:43uh,
10:43I,
10:43I want to learn acting,
10:45and,
10:46I want to get into Bollywood.
10:47I love the work of,
10:49Mr. Sanja Leela Bansali,
10:51Imtiaz Ali,
10:52and,
10:53uh,
10:53I really look forward,
10:55ki,
10:55ek din,
10:56I would,
10:56get a chance to work with them,
10:58and,
10:59to showcase my talent,
11:01and,
11:01maybe,
11:01inspire the youth through that.
11:16Okay,
11:17yes,
11:17of course,
11:18it started with my initiative show up,
11:20that's where,
11:21I think that is the magic of Supra National,
11:23that it's not,
11:23it is not only focusing on the beauty side,
11:26it is focusing on social cause,
11:28and the solutions for it,
11:29because,
11:30as delegates,
11:31uh,
11:31it helps us to,
11:32uh,
11:33discover what are the social causes,
11:34and work towards,
11:35and,
11:36and,
11:36works towards it,
11:37and the solution.
11:38So,
11:39uh,
11:40the first thing that I would,
11:41uh,
11:41that I did on my social media,
11:43was,
11:43uh,
11:47to the world that,
11:48about my initiative,
11:50and what,
11:50uh,
11:51we as youngsters can do,
11:53to make our elders,
11:54uh,
11:55feel secured,
11:56and they should never,
11:56ever feel lonely,
11:58right?
11:58And other than that,
11:59the most effective way to,
12:01uh,
12:02be,
12:02uh,
12:02be an impact in social media,
12:04is being yourself,
12:06and being,
12:06and,
12:07show that,
12:07show the raw,
12:09image of yourself,
12:10the raw things that you do in your life,
12:12and,
12:12because,
12:13as we all know,
12:14the social media has a big role,
12:16in,
12:16uh,
12:17today's world,
12:17and,
12:18people tend to,
12:19uh,
12:20people tend to copy the social media standards,
12:23in their life.
12:24So,
12:24I truly believe that,
12:25if you,
12:26uh,
12:26truly,
12:26uh,
12:27if you have the confidence,
12:28to show,
12:29show who you,
12:30who you are actually,
12:31and that is the best thing,
12:32that you can do,
12:33through social media,
12:34and inspire other people as well.
12:36Uh,
12:37I feel,
12:37as a beauty,
12:39title holder,
12:40beauty pageant title holder,
12:41a responsibility,
12:43a jata hai,
12:43kyunki,
12:43aapka social media,
12:45bohat loog dekhte hain,
12:46and,
12:47uh,
12:47through that,
12:48maine bhi,
12:48uh,
12:50I have learnt,
12:51the power of social media,
12:52ki,
12:53aapka,
12:53aek story,
12:54can actually,
12:56uh,
12:56influence people,
12:57can change the mindset of people,
12:59and,
13:00if you can use it in a good way,
13:01I think,
13:02uh,
13:03every one of us,
13:03has a responsibility,
13:04to use it in a good way,
13:06and advocate the causes,
13:07that,
13:08we,
13:08actually believe in.
13:10Uh,
13:11through my social media,
13:12I have made sure,
13:13that,
13:14maine apna journey dikhaaya,
13:15but,
13:15us journey ke saath saath,
13:17jo maine seekha,
13:17maine woh lessons,
13:18apne audience ko,
13:20diye,
13:20and,
13:20I am very grateful,
13:21for all the support,
13:22that,
13:23the people have given me.
13:25Uh,
13:26alati,
13:26aq,
13:26aq,
13:26aq,
13:31getahu kann aurai ha ha maineh anda platstalk4uchцТ╡ hason?
13:34Uh,
13:35for me,
13:36my biggKS inspiration has been my family.
13:39I was born in rotations apl seiVE agra,
13:41and,
13:42uh,
13:42my family has been my biggest supporters,
13:45cha hae wo ob karnaha hou,
13:48job chhodke eg
13:50naia profession
13:51chous karna hou,
13:52they have always been a part of my journey,
13:55and, uh,
13:56ek aise environment mein ph-
13:59aq,
14:00you have always been taught that your challenges are not just yours but they are ours so it means
14:07a lot i am very grateful for the love and support that i have got since childhood and i think
14:12they
14:13are the reason that i keep pushing myself forward well oh okay well my inspiration i think there
14:24are three women first is my mother who is my biggest supporter out there and my grandmother
14:30who has been my second mother and my elder sister who has always been a role model to me
14:34i do i true i do truly believe that women has played an important role in my life especially
14:41when i was a kid my parents got separated and it was my mother who looked after me and when
14:46i was
14:47in second standard i was so mischievous i had to i went to austral and since then
14:54when my mother went to italy to financially support us it was my grandmother who looked after me and
15:02in her world i have learned calmness i have learned how to be optimistic irrespective of how our life
15:08is treating you and at the end of the day my sister who has been my role model i still
15:15remember she is
15:15just one year elder to me and she used to come for my parents teachers meeting irrespective of
15:20how irrespective of her age and so i truly believe that women has played an important role in my
15:27life and due to women empowerment it kind of changed the perspective of how i see women and the respect
15:34that i have towards women is all because of my mother my grandmother and my sister thank you
15:47i think uh obviously their love and support and i think the one wish the one advice that i would
15:55love
15:55to give to the world is that uh be yourself and even if the world is against you you don't
16:01be afraid to
16:02show who you really are and and do what you love because if you really do what your passion is
16:09you
16:09won't ever get tired of what you do so work hard for it and i hope at the end of
16:14today if you are
16:15doing good to the world the world will return you with good things in your life thank you
16:23one advice that i would like to give everyone
16:25one which i learned in this journey is that uh hum log bohat uh uh apne ambitions ko leke serious
16:33ho jate hain mehenat karte hain but at the same time it is very important to take time out for
16:38your
16:38loved ones kyunki hum jab itna uh all the time invested rehte hain apne job mein apne kaam mein hum
16:44log
16:44pool jate kabhi kabhi that there are people who are waiting to talk to us so taking a few minutes
16:50out to
16:50talk to them and giving them time also comforts you and also makes them happy so keep dreaming big
16:57and it's just one life so make everything come possible hi everyone watch the live telecast of
17:05the grand finale of miss supra national and mr supra national on the 31st of july and the 1st of
17:11august
17:12keep supporting us on zoom tv at 11 30 pm see you all there i mean it it will be
17:22i don't want to say
17:23it it was difficult because uh it was definitely stepping out of from our comfort zone but it it
17:29kind of at the same time it kind of made us the person who we are today because i always
17:34believed
17:34that uh in order to have have improvement in your life in order to be successful in your life you
17:41always
17:41have to step out from your comfort zone and when it comes to training from i think from head to
17:46toe we
17:46had uh entire transformation because we have our hair and hair and makeup support from puja desai from
17:56chroma care and we our smile expert uh dr sandesh michael and and again when it comes to communication
18:04i have uh i have uh my uh i have sabira merchant as my communication coach and thanks to everyone
18:11or to all those mentors who have supported throughout my journey thank you so much
18:20uh training uh to uh mera journey is not just my journey but it has been
18:27a journey where so many people came together to ensure that my my personality my communication
18:35my work on the stage everything was uh was learned perfectly by me and i want to thank the times
18:43group and so many coaches and mentors that i had along my way be it my ram walk trainer
18:50miss alicia routh be it my communication coaches miss supreet bedi who has helped me in my content
18:57whether it was question and answers or personal interview preparations uh rosina mehra miss rosina
19:03mehra who has helped me in my delivery uh it has been a great journey uh from uh transforming me
19:11aesthetically to helping me learn more about myself i also have to mention miss nidika bal who has been my
19:19life coach and uh have constantly supported me whether it was my mental being or my physical being as
19:26well i am immensely grateful for all the support for all the motivation that my coaches have given me
19:33and i am sure that i am sure that i will make them all proud
19:36you
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