Neha Dhupia has high regards for modeling – says it is not a brainless profession

Neha Dhupia had represented India at the Miss Universe pageant in 2002 and, in her opinion, modeling is not a brainless profession. She has high regard for the profession and says it is a job that needs lot of “hard work”.
This has been reported in indianexpress.com dated 27 October 2015.

She has acted in ‘Singh Is Kinng’ and is currently engaged in anchoring the “Kingfisher Supermodels 3” show. She has to mentor 10 supermodels who have to battle it out through 20 episodes of tasks and challenges on a TV show. As she explained - modelling is a “hardworking” job with models some of who are from other professions like practicing dentists, lawyers and even hold corporate jobs or work in tech companies.
Modeling is plenty of hard work, long hours and every day there is a new boss. Modeling is all about working on your positive traits and concealing the negatives.
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This has been reported in indianexpress.com dated 13 September 2015.

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