During a media interaction, at the Chandigarh Press Club, Balreet Mann said that she always wanted to participate in a beauty pageant ever since she was a little girl, however, because she lived in a small city in Punjab, she did not get the opportunity. But when she married Guradesh Mann who is a renowned fitness consultant and contest prep coach she got encouraged by him to pursue her passion. Without his help and support, she wouldn't have come this far in life. Earlier she was overweight, but her husband helped her greatly in getting back into shape.
Talking about the contest Mann said that the competition was tough as women from all over India had participated. Twenty-five ladies were in the fray. She remained confident, and performed all rounds without inhibitions as she wanted to prove that she can do well on her own, without support – that's the reason she didn't take any family member along though many women had brought some or the other family member with them for support. She also want to say that in beauty pageants it is not just your physical beauty but also how you use your intellect that matters.
Balreet shared that she felt proud while performing 'Bhangra' in the talent round as she was able to showcase Punjab's rich culture through the dance.
She said that Glammonn Mrs India was not only a beauty pageant, but also a chance to grow herself emotionally and mentally. She learned a lot about myself throughout the amazing journey of the contest. In fact, in her heart of hearts by doing well in the pageant she wanted to prove to married women that your passion and zest for a career do not end after marriage. She urge all married women to not be afraid of going after their dreams even after marriage.
Giving married women a piece of advice Mann said that her message to married women is that you have everything that's needed so pursue your dreams, come out of your shell, prove to the world that you can achieve success in what you aim for. My advice to married women is that they should take care of their fitness and gut health as if one's fit, a lot can be achieved.
Balreet has set a great example for today's married women to defy the odds, and turn all their dreams into manifestations with hard work and unwavering perseverance. Balreet has her hands full of responsibilities of family and work, yet she keeps on pushing her limits. Balreet never misses a day of workout, come what may.
Balreet aspires to participate in the forthcoming Women's Fitness competition while training under her husband. She now is planning to carve out a name for herself in the world of women bodybuilding.
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