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This budding model has already appeared in ads for prestigious brands like Parachute Therapie, Krack Cream and Amul Kool and was recently signed on by Elite Model Management. She is also pursuing her studies in micro-biology, and is passionate about cinema and theatre. She feels her three years of theatre has not only fine-tuned her acting sensibilities but also added to her personality. She’s now looking at Bollywood as the next step.

How did you enter the world of modelling? What were your first few assignments and how did they come about?
It’s a bit of a Cinderella story really…I was such a tomboy; when people complimented me, I never took it seriously. After high school, when I was chilling at home, I saw an ad in the paper regarding a model hunt.

My friends convinced me to participate. I remember being really nervous till the final day of the competition – but the minute I stepped on to the ramp, I felt a transformation taking place. Fortunately, I won that contest and then went on to win a state-level contest in 2007. That’s how my entry into this field started – I did a few ramp shows in delhi and the south and then I started looking at modelling seriously.

What did your family say when you put aside studying medicine to become a model?
For 3 years, I’ve been balancing my studies and my modeling and I would love to continue doing both things together.

My parents were initially against my shift, but now that they see I am working hard they are happy for me. I want to prove to myself, before anyone else, that I am capable of managing both sides of my life and I’m happy I’ve been successful at it till now.

What is your career plan? Where do you see yourself 5 years from now?
I want to be known as a combination of beauty with brains – a successful model who is also a doctor. I plan to practice for those who cannot afford expensive medical care. I want to change the mentality people have about pretty girls being stupid or unintelligent. And I’m looking at Bollywood as the next step.