HT India's Most Stylish 2023: Sushmita Sen not just wins an award, but also wins hearts!

Even though Sushmita Sen may have handed over her beauty pageant's title and stash to her successor, you just cannot stop this lady from being beautiful... from within. This was (once again) proved tonight at the ‘HT India's Most Stylish 2023’.

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In the glittering event, Sushmita Sen was awarded with the much deserved ‘Style With Substance’ award. The award was given to her by actor Mandira Bedi and Praveen Someshwar (Group CEO and Managing Director, HT Media Limited). After taking her award, the inimitable Sushmita Sen said (in her trademark style and poise), “To all the winners tonight, you are spectacular people. More than style., I think what matters is the substance. What are you made of. I often find that people think that there's a black book for fashion. But I think what it takes is an indvidual your uniqueness. I also want to make a special mention about Ricky Tej. You know what I found absolutely fantastic about you. I love the fact that you stand for substance. And for that..., ‘Salaam’.

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On the professional front, Sushmita Sen, just recently completed the dubbing and promo shoot for the much-awaited web series ‘Taali’. Readers may know that, the said web-series will see her portray the role of transgender activist Shreegauri Sawant. Sharing the news on social media, Sushmita Sen posted, “Finally, completed dubbing and promo shoot for our web series Taali. This beautiful team will be missed dearly…what a soulful journey it's been." The web series is set to premiere on Voot soon.

Readers may recall that, Sushmita Sen, had recently underwent angioplasty after surviving a heart attack in March. Post that, she returned to the set for her upcoming crime thriller web series ‘Aarya 3’. Sushmita Sen even shared a video of herself learning Kalaripayattu, an armed martial art used for self-defense.