An inspiration to the youths, who let us know that dreams are important no matter how small, and dreams can be fulfilled a very heartily congratulations to one such person we have from our own city Rati Hulji for getting selected in the top 5 finalists of the renowned competition VLCC Femina Miss India 2020.
Rati Hulji born in the beautiful city of Belagavi in Karnataka, aspires to become a leading model. She being from Karnataka wants to spread her wings across India and around the world. Even if she was brought up in Mumbai, Rati has a special place for Karnataka as most of her childhood is spent here.
She has completed her Bachelors in Mass Media, and now she is currently pursuing modelling as she had a passion of it. She has also won the rank of 1st Runner up for Bombay Times Fresh Face 2014.
Rati has also learned a variety of activities like Bharatnatyam for 7 years, a little bit of tabla and karate and also horse riding. She is also an avid camper, having camped in number of national parks till date.
After getting into the college she decided to work on her modeling skills by partin fashion shows. She took a lot of efforts in grooming herself like how to walk on the ramp and also how to be a confident model.
She never gave up for her passion and did multiple collaborations with the photographers. She also got an agency to represent her and also worked for various well-known brands.
We congratulate Miss Rati Hulji for the success on being a part of the top 5 Finalists of VLCC Femina Miss India 2020 and we wish you all the success for your future.
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