The hormones have returned to normal, but the hair is still there. "I've been to the doctor regarding this and it's just a side effect of my hormone levels during my teenage years. "My hair doesn't stop me from being normal or doing service so its not a hindrance," she said in a later post. But cutting one's hair or removing one's facial hair is forbidden, even if societal norms dictate otherwise. "We have to maintain and take care of it while cherishing its original form." That means that going to the hospital and taking medicine is fine, because one should be healthy in order to be of service to others. "The overarching principal is this body is a tool for service," she explained. See more: Close-ups can make you look uglier and less trustworthy "I'm not embarrassed or even humiliated by the attention that this picture is getting, because it's who I am."Īs a baptized Sikh woman, Kaur-who is from Ohio-said that she is forbidden from altering her body, as it is considered a sacred gift from God. This is Balpreet Kaur, the girl from the picture," she wrote. A Reddit user posted it to the "Funny" forum with the quip, "I'm not sure what to conclude from this."Ĭomments started pouring in, making fun of her appearance, asking if she was transgendered, and taking her to task for not plucking, waxing, or shaving.Īfter a friend told her about the thread, Kaur decided to respond to the taunts herself-and take the opportunity to educate people at the same time. She's wearing a T-shirt and yoga pants, glasses, and is looking down at her cell phone her sparse facial hair is clearly visible. In the photo, Kaur's hair is hidden by a large, black turban. The photo was taken apparently without Kaur's knowledge while she was waiting in line at the Ohio State University Library. See more: Lessons from the 'World's Ugliest Woman' But instead of hiding or lashing out, she politely posted a reply-and turned a bullying situation into a inspiring example of tolerance, support, and inspiration.
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In 2014, she started her filming career with Pradeep Sarkar’s movie called “Mardaani” where she played a supporting role Meera. Avneet has also featured in various popular advertisements including Clinic Plus, Maggi and Lifebuoy Handwash. She also appeared in ZeeQ’s news bulletin titled, “ The Weekly Rap“. In August 2013, Kaur played the role of Paaki in Zee TV’s Ek Mutthi Aasmaan. Later, Avneet was featured in Life OK’s “Savitri”, where she played the role of Rajkumari Damyanti.
She was evicted from the show after reaching very close to the finale. She then participated in the Colors TV’s celebrity dance reality show “ Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa“, where she was a contestant with Darsheel Safary.
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In 2012, Avneet made her acting debut with Life OK’s “ Meri Maa” where she played the role of Jhilmil.Īfter that, she was seen in SAB TV’s comedy series “ Tedhe Hain Par Tere Mere Hain“. She then participated in Dance Ke Superstars, where Kaur joined the team of “Dance Challengers”. Career / Awards & Achievements :-Īvneet began her career with Zee TV’s dance show Dance India Dance Li’l Masters in which she reached into the top three. She is enjoying her single life and living elegantly. As per her relationship history, she doesn’t reveal any information about her boyfriend.
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It seems she has full focus on her career rather than stuck in any relationship.
Source: Avneet Kaur’s InstagramĬurrently, Avneet is a single and independent girl who remains busy with her work. Later on, she along with her family moved to Mumbai and currently studies in 12th grade. Kaur is very passionate about dancing since childhood and performed in various cultural programs held in school and college.
She studied in the Police DAV Public School, Jalandhar, Punjab, India. Avneet is the youngest actress and dancer in the Indian television industry.
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