From Homemaker to VG Mrs India 2025: Namita’s Glorious Win
For 14 years, Namita Kulshrestha thrived in the fast-paced corporate world, climbing the ladder with determination, discipline, and remarkable leadership. Rising to senior management levels and contributing to global organizations like Amazon, she built teams from scratch, transitioned processes from U.S. branches, and became a respected professional leader known for her exceptional people management skills.
But success, for Namita, was never defined by designation alone.
When her children were young and needed her presence the most, she made a decision that many would call bold—she chose to pause her flourishing corporate career and become a full-time homemaker. For the past 10 years, she redirected her management expertise toward something far more personal: her family.
She didn’t just manage one household—she managed three. Her own, her parents’, and her in-laws’. From overseeing health needs and hiring household staff to handling daily logistics and offering emotional support, Namita became the silent backbone of her extended family. She understood something deeply profound—that parents in their old age need us just as much as children do in their formative years.
Yet, life had its toughest tests waiting.
After losing her beloved grandmother, who shared an unbreakable bond with her, Namita faced one of the most challenging phases of her life. Her grandmother, bedridden at over 90, would wait every day for Namita’s visit—a ritual of love that ended with a heartbreaking farewell.
Soon after, both her mother and mother-in-law fell critically ill, requiring frequent hospitalizations during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Movement was restricted, fear was everywhere, and uncertainty loomed large across three different homes.
It was during this storm that Namita discovered her fiercest inner strength.
With the unwavering support of her husband, she managed treatments for both mothers, kept both fathers emotionally resilient, ensured her children felt secure despite her absence, and protected everyone from the virus. It was a battle—not in boardrooms, but in hospital corridors and homes filled with worry. And she fought like a warrior.
Then came a beautiful turning point in early 2025.
Inspired by an advertisement for VG Mrs India and deeply moved by its founder and mentor Binita Srivastava, Namita decided to step into an entirely new arena. What began as inspiration soon turned into achievement when she won the VG Mrs India 2025 title in her age group category.
The five-day pageant journey, alongside 56 women from different cities, reignited her long-held dream of walking the ramp and reconnecting with the fashion world. The workshops, mentorship, and sisterhood helped her rediscover strengths she had quietly carried for years.
But her victories are far greater than a crown.
· She rediscovered her warrior spirit when her family needed her the most.
· She built a corporate legacy that still earns her respect from former team members who hope she returns.
· She takes pride in creating positive experiences for every soul she meets.
· And in the past two years, becoming a loving pet parent has deepened her compassion—teaching her to understand emotions without words.
Through every chapter—corporate leader, devoted daughter, daughter-in-law, mother, caregiver, pageant queen—Namita has learned one powerful truth: happiness and health are life’s most precious treasures. Money is important, yes—but it should support happiness, not replace it.
Today, her vision is simple yet profound:
To create positive, joyful experiences for every soul she interacts with, while nurturing health and financial stability as pillars—not priorities.