Simran Ahuja, a Magnificent woman Icon 2013, has worn so many hats as an anchor, model, actor, entrepreneur, illustrious author, and 18 folk dance titles “queen of folk dance” in India & the USA. Now one more international award has been added to the list, as the GFMF award for her debut in “Zindagi Tumse.” Winner of some prestigious awards like “Dadasaheb Phalke International Film Festival” and Bricks has shared her exciting journey with Dr. Priyanka Mathur.
No doubt, coming from an academic family who follows strict traditional values and making a career in the entertainment industry isn’t an easy assignment. During college, I’ve planned my future on my own, and I think I have just started, as there are lots of more to do. I started my journey as a radio jockey, that single job wasn’t enough for my dreams. So I was also engaged in some part-time jobs at the same time, which fetched me some pocket money and fees for aerobic classes.
I’ve got my first big opportunity to participate in the “Magnificent woman 2013,” and I was honored to present India on a global level and won the hat. That award inspired me to follow my dreams, and I haven’t stopped since then. I’ve participated in so many dance competitions, Garba festivals, and hence I have begun my journey as a dancer.
New talent in the entertainment industry has also hosted so many exotic award functions, including the Nykka Femna beauty awards, Amazon Filmfare Awards, IIFA, and many more. She says, “It has been a good experience of my life as an anchor where I got a chance to share frames with some of the legends of Bollywood, including Salman Khan, Amitabh Bachhan, and many more.
The actress won the Global Film & Music Festival award on 25 December 2020 For her excellent debut in “Zindagi Tumse.” She says,” it’s the biggest turning point of my life, and I feel great that the audience has appreciated my efforts. It was also great to get appreciation from so many Bollywood stars; they all wished me good luck for my future. I want to thank everyone who has been with me at every stage of my life; I can’t even think about these achievements without them.”
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