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Miss World adds glamour quotient
Miss World Manushi Chhillar added glamour quotient to the eighth edition of the GES by participating in a fireside chat Ronnie Screwvala on the second day of the mega conclave on Wednesday. The 20-year-old Chhillar, a medical student from Haryana, won the Miss World 2017 crown at a grand event in China, bringing to an end the India\'s dry spell of 17 years at the top pageant contest. During the cha
Hyderabad: Miss World Manushi Chhillar added glamour quotient to the eighth edition of the GES by participating in a fireside chat Ronnie Screwvala on the second day of the mega conclave on Wednesday. The 20-year-old Chhillar, a medical student from Haryana, won the Miss World 2017 crown at a grand event in China, bringing to an end the India's dry spell of 17 years at the top pageant contest. During the chat, she said that women had every reason to follow their dreams. “And one doesn’t need to be Miss World to make a difference in society,” she said.
She also sought to clear the air on her next move, saying it is very interesting to be an actor, but currently joining the film industry is not on top of her mind. "I have been asked a lot this question. To be honest, I am very excited for the year ahead because I will be travelling so much and after that, I do have to complete my education. So, that is something on my mind honestly," she said.
"But I think it is very interesting to be an actor. You get to live another life. But as of now, films are not on top of my mind," she added.She also highlighted the critical role communication skills play in becoming an entrepreneur. "It is fundamental when you are a doctor for a good doctor-patient relationship," said Chhillar.
Chhillar referred to several causes she would work for during the year, which include working on her project to promote menstrual hygiene and the overall health. "Health and hygiene are a basic personal need for all. I would like to take it forward so that everyone has access to this," she elaborated.
She acknowledged that being Miss World and representing India is a big responsibility, but "when you do what you love, you do not feel the pressure". Chhillar is the sixth Indian to win the coveted crown, which was first won by Reita Faria way back in 1966. Aishwarya Rai had bagged the title in 1994, followed by Diana Hayden in 1997, Yukta Mookhey in 1999 and Priyanka Chopra in 2000.
