Miss World Manushi Chhillar joins Kareena Kapoor, says not scared of comparison

Manishi Chhillar has been made the brand ambassador of a jewellery major which is also represented by Kareena Kapoor Khan.

Miss World Manushi Chhillar says that as someone who is living up to a lot of expectations, she didn’t feel scared about being compared to successful Bollywood star Kareena Kapoor Khan. Manushi was on Thursday at an event where she was announced the brand ambassador of a jewllery brand that is also represented by Kareena. This will be the first brand endorsement by Manushi who won the beauty pageant earlier this year.

Manushi Chhillar has been made brand ambassador of a jewellery major that is also represented by Kareena Kapoor Khan.

The Haryana-born beauty queen was asked about being compared to the brand’s other face Kareena. She said: “There are a lot of expectations when people have already seen actors like Tamannaah Bhatia and Kareena Kapoor Khan. But I think for a girl who is already living up to a lot of expectations, I wasn’t really scared. There was more of excitement than nervousness. What Kareena Kapoor Khan has been doing and will keep doing is different from the line of jewellery that I am endorsing for Malabar.”

Manushi had earlier ruled out a Bollywood stint for her just now. “Bollywood is just something that is not on my mind as of now so I really can’t say anything about it,” she had said after winning the pageant while admitting she would want to do an Aamir Khan film someday.

On her journey as Miss World, Manushi said: “I just hope that this journey keeps going forward. I have just completed one year since my audition for Miss World and in this one year, my life has changed completely. And the whole world has seen that. So, I know that a lot of change is going to come and I am definitely not going to stop here. I am looking forward to it and with this campaign, we are going to touch lot of young lives and lot of women.”

Manushi is supporting many charity causes and launched her own project named ‘Shakti’ before joining the beauty pageant. “For someone like me who is still studying and didn’t come from a pageant background, knows and understands how education is important. Education brings a sense of confidence and self-worth to yourself. To give this gift to other girls is something very great that the brand is doing,” she said.

Manushi is currently travelling from city to city in India and abroad to spread awareness about women’s hygiene under the ‘Beauty with Purpose’ campaign.