"Compromise or...": The former Miss India remembers how her victory tested her "moral fiber."
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Shweta Vijay Nair, the former Miss India Earth 2003, confesses she was pressured to "compromise," yet she stayed true to herself, inspiring many. (@shwetavijaynair on Instagram) |
Shweta Vijay Nair, the former Miss India Earth 2003, says she felt pushed to make sacrifices to succeed. Her open Instagram post prompts a flood of encouragement.
Shweta Vijay Nair, a popular beauty influencer and the 2003 Miss India Earth, posted messages on Instagram on Friday that provoked a flurry of responses from her followers. Shweta has a devoted following on Instagram and YouTube, with over a million followers and two million subscribers, and her most recent post offered them an even closer look at her journey.
Shweta Vijay Nair revealed in a series of slides that although gorgeous, her triumph as Miss India more than twenty years ago was not without its surprises.
A "golden ticket to the chocolate factory" was what she called earning the crown, but there was a catch. She described how a senior pageant official warned her, "Compromise, or you'll be stuck in the minors forever," in her article. Staying true to her independent nature, Shweta declined to fit in.
A "golden ticket to the chocolate factory" was what she called earning the crown, but there was a catch. She described how a senior pageant official warned her, "Compromise, or you'll be stuck in the minors forever," in her article. Staying true to her independent nature, Shweta declined to fit in.
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