By Tannu Keshri | October 16, 2024
Chum Darang hails from Pasighat, Arunachal Pradesh, where she grew up in a family of six. She has always been proud of her roots, despite facing challenges because of her heritage.
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Chum’s passion for beauty pageants began at the age of 16 in 2007. Her first major win was Miss AAPSU 2010, setting the stage for a career in modeling.
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She reached the finals in North East Diva 2014, took third place in Miss Himalaya 2015, and shined in Miss Earth India 2016 as “Miss Earth India Water.”
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She reached the finals in North East Diva 2014, took third place in Miss Himalaya 2015, and shined in Miss Earth India 2016 as “Miss Earth India Water.”
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Chum is not just a model and actress, but also a social activist. Her efforts have been recognized by the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh for making a difference.
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She runs “Cafe Chu” in Pasighat, combining her love for business and community service through this venture.
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Her acting career began with a small role in the series “Paatal Lok” in 2022, which led to bigger opportunities.
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Chum made a significant impact in “Badhaai Do,” portraying a same-sex partner alongside Bhumi Pednekar and Rajkummar Rao, earning praise for her sensitive performance.
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She also featured in the critically acclaimed Alia Bhatt-starrer, “Gangubai Kathiawadi,” further establishing herself in Bollywood.
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Chum entered Bigg Boss 18 and quickly became a strong contender. Her fiery responses, especially to racist comments from fellow contestant Shehzada Dhami, have won her immense support.
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