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Crown of dreams: Jhanvi Bajaj
Her fascination towards glamour world is now taking its shape. Her interest and dream to rock the ramp is at forefront and she is all set to give her best to win the crown. The 43-year-old, Hyderabad- based Jhanvi Bajaj, is one among the 49 finalists, participating in ‘MRS India Queen of Substance’. She shares her joy of being part of it and expressed her desire to come back home with the crown.
Her fascination towards glamour world is now taking its shape. Her interest and dream to rock the ramp is at forefront and she is all set to give her best to win the crown. The 43-year-old, Hyderabad- based Jhanvi Bajaj, is one among the 49 finalists, participating in ‘MRS India Queen of Substance’. She shares her joy of being part of it and expressed her desire to come back home with the crown.
During her teenage, despite having talent, she couldn’t place herself in the glamour world. Now, after almost two decades her sheer passion has gained momentum. “During the time, I was in Jaipur, and there were no talent encouraging platforms. I couldn’t bring my ability into the limelight,” says Jhanvi.
“I always wanted to fulfill my dreams but was waiting for my son to settle down,” this mother of a pilot shares.
What was challenging about the competition? “Every round has various tasks with a new challenge. In these three months, I have become strong enough to face the final round and ready to relish any challenge,” she says.
“Since long time I and my friends were into social welfare activities. We began to collect money within the group to spend for the people in need; it can be kids, women, elderly or family.”
She hopes to use her new-found fame of the beauty pageant in her service activities. she avers, “There is a vast difference between working for a social cause as a common woman and working for the same after being recognised with high profile.”
Talking about the nearing final round she says, “The judgment looks out for the package of qualities that makes a complete woman, which comprises being confident, presentable, spontaneous, and intellectual and having responsibility towards the society.”
She says, that she is trying to give her best at every aspect be it clothing, fitness, looks and grooming her attitude and self abilities. She is confidently moving ahead taking her mother as inspiration. “I realised that I must nurture positive aspects that I am equipped with and turn a blind eye to the negative things.”
