Bollywood actor Sonu Sood, a judge of the 72nd Grand Finale of Miss World Pagent, asked the winner Opal Suchata Chuangasri, which he won the hearts of everyone by answering with impunity. He said that we should always try to become an inspiration for someone.

At the Grand Finale of the 72nd Miss World pageant, Thailand’s Opal Suchata Chuangsri won the hearts of everyone with her brilliant performance. During this time, Bollywood actor and Sonu Sood, who is playing the role of a judge in the finale, asked Opal a deep question, on which Opal Suchata Chuangsri gave a very effective answer to the audience and judges.

Sonu Sood asked this question

Sonu Sood asked Opal, ‘What has this journey taught you about truth and personal responsibility, which shapes stories?’ Oppal while answering this question said that ‘Missing in Miss World is the biggest opportunity in my life. In this journey I have learned how things are seen and it is our responsibility.

We should become an inspiration

He further said that ‘I think the biggest thing we can do here is that we are all people, whether they are children, adults or even our own parents who see us in one way or the other, become an inspiration for them.’ Opal insisted that any person, whether of any age or holder of any title, always finds someone around him who takes inspiration from him.

Can do this work

Opal said that the best way to lead people is to maintain their grace and decency in our actions. This is the big thing we can do in our world. His answer was not only philosophical, but also showed how personal responsibility and truth gives stories.

Sonu Sood appreciated

Sonu Sood appreciated Opal’s reply and said that ‘you have given a very beautiful and deep answer. It is clear that you are rich not only with external beauty, but also with internal beauty and intelligence. ‘ His reply impressed the audience and judges a lot, and the video also went viral on social media.

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