India, Aug. 1 -- Joining the list of Indian celebs set to perform at the closing ceremony is actor and former Miss World Manushi Chhillar. Calling it a special honour, she says, "The CWG represent much more than a sporting event. They're a celebration of excellence, discipline and the spirit of bringing people together. To represent India on such a global stage feels incredibly special." While she is keeping details of the performance under wraps, the 29-year-old shares, "It's a performance that celebrates India and the essence of unity. I hope audiences feel the pride, optimism and warmth that India wants to share with the Commonwealth." The moment is especially meaningful for Chhillar, who played competitive sports before becoming Miss World in 2017. "Sports taught me discipline, resilience and teamwork, qualities that have stayed with me in every phase of my journey," she says. Drawing a parallel between this opportunity and representing India as Miss World, she says, "Having represented India through Miss World, I understand how emotional it feels to wear your country's colours. That makes this opportunity even more meaningful." About the Indian athletes participated in the sporting event this year, the actor says, "I'm incredibly proud of Team India," adding,"Every time our athletes step onto the world stage, they carry the hopes of millions with them, and that's a tremendous responsibility. They inspire an entire generation to dream bigger and work harder."...