Can you believe Nina Davuluri, a Telugu girl has been crowned ‘Miss America’ I literally screamed all excited.
Aye, that’s good news, said my husband who was watching a movie on television.
I don’t think there has been any girl from South who has bagged a ‘Miss India’ title, I lamented. In such a scenario in our country, don’t you think it’s very creditable for a girl of Indian origin, winning the title of Miss America’ among several other contestants, I gloated.
Well, it only shows the lack of bias or prejudice among the judges, observed my husband.
By the way, how does the girl look? She must be fair with a beautiful face and figure, said he.
You seem to assume only the person’s looks are the criteria for winning a Beauty contest which is wrong. Ms.Davuluri even according to me came out with the most witty answer which seemed to have impressed the judges, I said feeling very proud of her confidence and presence of mind.
I am happy for once brains appear to have scored over beauty, conceded my husband albeit reluctantly.
And I am glad you have been honest for once, I said overjoyed.
n.meera raghavendra rao
A symmetrical face & proportionate facial features, fair skin & svelte figure are the things that men usually notice in a woman but women feel that most of these attributes (except the figure) are a result of their genes. A woman’s true worth comes out from the brain she has cultivated, in her academic qualifications, her achievements and her impromptu utterances. Obviously Nina Davaluri has scored over the others in these aspects. You are right. It is a matter of shame that those American Judges are more impartial & unbiased than our Indian Judges.
Decision of American judges proves Beauty is only skin deep (superficial) but brains matter more as they last longer