Inspiration Video Of Neetu RS vol 2

On February 22 this year, Camila Prins (40) became the first transgender to star as the ‘godmother of the drummers’ re presenting the Colorado do Bras samba school at the Carnival in Sambadrome in Sao Paulo. The Brazilian transgender dancer shattered the Carnival taboo as she led the drum section of the top samba school. It’s reported that Camila realised she wanted to be a woman at the age of 11. She and other boys dressed like girls for a party and that was the first time she encountered this feeling.

This year, after her appearance at the Carnival, Camila made headlines across the globe. Meanwhile, in India, Nithu RS, a transgender woman is hoping to make news if she wins the Miss International Queen 2020 title. Nithu (31), who is currently in Bangkok preparing for the grand finale that’s scheduled to happen on March 7, at Tiffany’s Show Pattaya, went through a similar experience as Camila.

Back story
Born as Manjunath in the Gadag district of Karnataka, Nithu realised she was a girl at the age of 11. “I noticed that I was different from other boys. I felt a girl was trapped in my body,” she says, adding, “But I didn’t share my feelings with anyone. I come from an orthodox family and I didn’t want to put them in a spot. I would dream that I was being thrown out of home and I was worried that if I came out, my mother would go into depression.”

Also, being the only son of the family, Manjunath understood the responsibility he had to shoulder. Since his family was economically burdened, the young boy helped his mother and sister by making and selling flower garlands to earn extra income. “I started sketching when I was in class 7. I won a lot of prizes and I also earned some money by making sketches for others,” recollects Nithu. This helped the family survive and by the time Manjunath was a teenager, he had discovered why he felt different. “I understood what it meant to be a transgender through Google. I realised there were many people like me,” reveals Nithu.