Beautiful Indian athlete "swimming in money" thanks to the Olympics

Before the 2024 Olympics, Indian shooter Manu Bhaker was not a well-known name. However, after the tournament in France, this female athlete became a "hot" face. At the 2024 Olympics, Manu Bhaker won two bronze medals in the women's 10m pistol and mixed team events. In addition, in the women's 25m pistol event, she finished in 4th place.

Manu Bhaker won two bronze medals in shooting at the 2024 Olympics (Photo: AFP).

Manu Bhaker is the first Indian athlete in history to win two medals at one Olympics. Because of that, her life changed after this tournament. According to the Times of India, up to 40 brands contacted her to invite her to advertise and be an ambassador. Besides, she also received a million dollars in prize money.

Manu Bhaker's management company revealed: "We have received around 40 offers in the last two to three days alone. Right now, we are focusing on long-term deals and have signed a few contracts."

Manu Bhaker admits she felt overwhelmed by the sudden fame. She said: "I don't know how to cope with the sudden fame and money. I still continue with my hobbies like photography and yoga. Whatever God has given you, accept it. I will try to help people in whatever way I can.

Manu Bhaker wants to aim for success at the 2028 Olympics (Photo: News18).

I don't have any plans after returning home. I just want to eat a lot of Indian food. I'm so tired and just want to sleep soundly and wake up late in the morning. I'm also making sure to continue my training so that I can aim for success in the future."

Manu Bhaker also confirmed that she will aim for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics with the highest goal. The Indian athlete said: "I always look for new motivation towards success. Now, my motivation has stabilized. I want to progress slowly but surely. I will return home with new motivation and aim for success at the next Olympics."

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