Mrs Earth International 2025 Vidhu Ishiqa Meets Prime Minister Modi During G20 in Johannesburg

During the G20 Summit in Johannesburg, Mrs Earth International 2025 Vidhu Ishiqa experienced a moment she describes as “nothing short of magical.” In a warm and uplifting encounter, she met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and received his heartfelt blessings for her achievements. Though brief, the interaction held powerful meaning—not just for Vidhu, but for women everywhere who believe in the strength of self-growth, discipline, and resilience. A true multi-talent, Vidhu is an actor, singer, entrepreneur, and founder of the music and entertainment label Tishaq. From featuring in Altamash Faridi’s soulful track Khafa Hoon Bewafa Nahi to showcasing her acting skills in the South African series Binnelanders and appearing in global ad campaigns, she has built a distinctive artistic identity. Earlier in India, she hosted popular TV shows on Doordarshan and ETV, establishing herself as a versatile media personality. Recently, she also shared stage honours as a chief guest alongside bollywood celeb Nora Fatehi at a prestigious award show in Dubai.

Vidhu, who has inspired countless women through her journey from a small town to the international stage, says the moment with the Prime Minister felt like a beautiful affirmation of every step she has taken. His words of appreciation added a special radiance to her Mrs Earth International crown.

For her, the experience was more than a proud milestone—it was a celebration of feminine strength and the limitless possibilities unlocked by self-belief. “Self-love, consistency, and courage can take you to places you’ve never imagined,” she reflected after the meeting.

Her story continues to remind millions that when a woman chooses to honour her own potential, the world notices—and even the highest leaders pause to applaud her journey.

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