Miss India World 2008 - Miss Parvathy Omanakuttan
Miss Parvathy OMANAKUTTAN
Age: 21 Height: 175
Languages: Hindi, Marathi, Malayalam & English
Parvathy grew up in ‘The economic capital of India', Mumbai.
India is one oldest yet one of the youngest of nations as it celebrates its 61st year of independence.
Having graduated in Arts, Parvathy has studied Sociology, Psychology & English Literature, her ambition is to further her studies in Psychology to learn more about human behaviour in depth.
Leisure and sporting interests are: a special talent for whistling; listening to music; singing; reading; glass painting; basketball; badminton; swimming; acting; modelling: dancing (varying from local dances to learning ballroom and Latin dances); and learning new languages.
Best of all Paryathy loves her mothers cooking, but she does like to try different cuisines from all over the world.
She is also very fond of a beautiful quote by a former President of India, Dr Abjul Kalam "Dreams are not what you see in your sleep, but dreams are that, which do not allow you to sleep", hence her motto in life is "Dream with your eyes open".
Miss Parvathy OMANAKUTTANAge: 21 Height: 175
Languages: Hindi, Marathi, Malayalam & English
Parvathy grew up in ‘The economic capital of India', Mumbai.
India is one oldest yet one of the youngest of nations as it celebrates its 61st year of independence.
Having graduated in Arts, Parvathy has studied Sociology, Psychology & English Literature, her ambition is to further her studies in Psychology to learn more about human behaviour in depth.
Leisure and sporting interests are: a special talent for whistling; listening to music; singing; reading; glass painting; basketball; badminton; swimming; acting; modelling: dancing (varying from local dances to learning ballroom and Latin dances); and learning new languages.
Best of all Paryathy loves her mothers cooking, but she does like to try different cuisines from all over the world.
She is also very fond of a beautiful quote by a former President of India, Dr Abjul Kalam "Dreams are not what you see in your sleep, but dreams are that, which do not allow you to sleep", hence her motto in life is "Dream with your eyes open".
