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Miss Angola Nuria Assis in Hyderabad : చిన్నప్పటి నుంచే భారత్ అన్నా ఐశ్వర్యా రాయ్ అన్నా మక్కువ అని అంటున్నారు మిస్ అంగోలా నూరియా అసిస్. మిస్ వరల్డ్ పోటీల కోసం హైదరాబాద్ కి వచ్చిన నూరియా భారతీయ సినిమాలు ఎంతగానో నచ్చుతాయని చెబుతున్నారు. స్వయంగా ఎన్నో భాషలు మాట్లాడగల ఈ సుందరాంగి తమ దేశంలో చిన్నారులకు అవసరమైన మెంటార్ షిప్ అందించే కార్యక్రమానికి శ్రీకారం చుట్టారు. ఆ విశేషాలు ఇప్పుడు తెలుసుకుందాం.

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00:00Hi, first of all, congratulations for being into the Miss World

00:16Contestants. So, how are you feeling visiting Hyderabad and India?

00:20Hi, hello. Namaste India. I am so honored to be here. I am enjoying India so much. I want to

00:26share that since a young girl. I've been a fan of India because of Aishwarya Rai. I'm

00:32a fan of hers. I've been watching the movies Barsa, Dilkaricha and many, many others as well.

00:39So, I am really happy to be here right now. I cannot believe it.

00:42Thank you so much for mentioning that. Is there any particular dialogue of Aishwarya Rai

00:47you want to mention or you want to say?

00:49Oh, I want to sing. Yes.

00:56That's really a famous song from Tal movie actually. And she looks fab in that movie.

01:13Oh, my God. She looks so beautiful. She was wearing like all white, wasn't it, in the grass

01:17as well. Oh, my God. It was just beautiful and so angelic. I really, really, I want to know.

01:22I want to meet Aishwarya so much. I really wish to meet her.

01:26I wish that one day you'll meet her soon. Yes.

01:29So, is there any particular purpose or the thing you want to work out on?

01:33My beauty with a purpose? Yes. So, I am working on a centre to develop psychological, professional

01:42and self-development for young girls in Angola because as a young girl I had to grow up very fast,

01:50very smart, had to be smart very fast and I wish at that time I had like a mentorship,

01:56like a mentor that could guide me and unfortunately I had to, you know, basically self-thought myself

02:04and I want to give the platform to those young girls that they have like support, that they are not by themselves.

02:10They need role models in the world that can tell them we are here and we can help you, we can lift you,

02:16we can support you because women are like, we are mothers, we are nurturing, so we need women as well

02:23in their state of mind to be well, so the world also can cooperate well. Yeah.

02:29As you mentioned, every girl needs a mentor. So, this is not the problem of Angola.

02:35Everywhere in the world, every individual needs that support. Yes. So, if you want to support, you can follow my page,

02:44which is Noor underscore music, you can get in touch. We need like some schooling support.

02:51We need to get also, you know, into more of the conversation, how we can move forward.

02:56That's how we can support, that's how we can go. And also associations that want to collaborate with us.

03:02If you have like a fundraising association company, we are more than welcome to receive you and to have this conversation

03:11to help our girls in our future.

03:14Along with the beauty pageants, is there any particular profession you really dream of?

03:18Yes. So, I work as interpreter. So, I speak a few languages because I love languages so much.

03:26I also make music professionally, but I also want to like eventually upscale the level of the career.

03:35And I also am a creative director for a filming company. So, yeah, that's some of the works that I do.

03:42It's really inspiring profile actually. So, as you mentioned that you are creating some music albums.

03:49So, can you sing one song from your album? Yes. I can sing you Shine, which is about, no, I can sing you Mona Lisa.

03:58Just like Mona Lisa. I am on a picture, but you never understand what's behind a scene of all.

04:14So, basically, Mona Lisa, it's about, you know, Leonardo da Vinci, you know the beautiful painting,

04:21but you don't really know the story of Mona Lisa because you don't know what she was going through in her life.

04:27So, it's easy for people to look at us sometimes like very beautiful women or you're looking very nice in the picture on Instagram,

04:34but they don't really know what's going on in your life. And sometimes you can be hurt, you can feel pain,

04:39and you're feeling the pain silently. So, that's why the title is Mona Lisa. That song was to contribute to that. Yeah.

04:49Actually, as you mentioned that about the silence. So, this silence has to be broken one day.

04:55So, is there any way that a woman can broke the silence in their lives?

05:00Yes. You can speak up. You can meditate. You can talk to yourself every day.

05:06You have to mentalize yourself because everything comes from the mind.

05:09When your mind is right, it's sane, you can do anything. So, you need to pull yourself out mentally.

05:16You have to say, I'm going through this, but I'm okay. I'm going to go. I'm going to rise above.

05:21Everything is going to happen to me. And you can speak up. You can speak up.

05:25Sometimes, the best, you can just reach out to people. You can research. You can say, I need help.

05:31How can I? You can Google it. You said, I need support for this. How can I move forward?

05:35How can I get support? Who can I call? But it's important to speak out. You have to speak out.

05:40You have to let them know how you feel. You cannot keep it to yourself because if you keep everything to yourself,

05:47eventually, the bubble will explode. Yes. And it will be very difficult to pick up those pieces.

05:55So, you need to speak out. It's important.

05:59You are here in Hyderabad and Telangana. So, what are the places you visited till?

06:04So, we went to the palace yesterday. Beautiful. India, Hyderabad. Yes. Such a beautiful palace.

06:12Oh my God. I felt something so spiritual. It was just so angelic. And I enjoyed it very much.

06:19We went to see also the old city. We went to see the local shops as well. And we have a couple more visits to do.

06:26But just this bit, I'm really thrilled to see like India like that. I don't think you know how happy I am.

06:37I'm really happy to be here. Your smile actually explaining everything.

06:42I'm so happy to be here. I'm really, really, genuinely, I'm so happy to be in India. Like, it's a dream come true.

06:47So, you went to so many shops there. So, is there any other thing that you bought and you want to take back to your home?

06:54I have this piece of jewellery, which is, I don't know, is there a name for this?

06:59Bangles. Bangles. I have this beautiful bangles that I got yesterday.

07:03I have also a nice necklace that they gifted us. They gifted us the necklace.

07:09And what I want to take, I want to, if I have the opportunity, I want to buy those dresses. How do you call them?

07:16The Nizamia dresses?

07:17Probably the Nizamia. I want to take some for my grandma because she asked me and I cannot go back without having the dress for my grandma.

07:23Otherwise, she will not like it. So, yeah, some of the Indian fashion.

07:27Yeah.

07:28Finally, what's the message you want to give for the youngsters who want to come into these beauty pages?

07:34Yes, a message to you. Again, mentally. You have to prepare yourself mentally first.

07:41And then you have to do some research, okay? Do some research about the previous competitions in terms of posture, clothing as well.

07:51Make sure your team is there with you 100% supporting and never give up and always be yourself.

07:58I know it's going to be, it can be very hard because there's a lot of potential in here, but you cannot look to the left or to the right.

08:05You have to look at yourself. You're competing with yourself, okay? Being your best self, your best version.

08:11That's what you need to focus on. And that's what I'm focused on. And yes, thank you so much.

08:17Thank you so much and have a great day.

08:19Thank you. Namaste India.

08:20Oh, you learned Telugu.

08:22Telugu? Is that, what is it? Namaste India. And I also learned Namaskaram.

08:27Yes, Namaskaram is Telugu.

08:29Oh, it's Telugu. Namaskaram.

08:33You're a boy.

08:34You're a man.

08:35Yes.

08:36You're a boy.

08:37So, it's me, me, me, and you're focused on me.

08:40There's no mental health issues, I think, you can't get that seriously.

08:48I think I'm a man.

08:49Mali Kachchun, Ramya, HIV News, Hyderabad.

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