Manu Bhaker on changes after success at Paris 2024 Olympics: “NOT”

Olympic shooter Manu Bhaker revealed that “nothing” has changed in her life after success at the 2024 Paris Games. Manu made history at the 2024 Paris Olympics, securing two bronze medals in shooting. Since her triumph, the 22-year-old shooter has been constantly in the spotlight. She has been spotted at several events in the last few months. While Manu has been struggling with a busy schedule recently, she claimed that nothing has changed in her life following her Olympic success.

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Manu Bhaker is currently on a break from training. She enjoys time with her near and dear ones. “I am the same Manu Bhaker enjoying my break,” she wrote.

Manu even gave an update on her return to the range, writing, “I will return to the range in November and start training again.”

Finally, she ended her post with a thank you letter to her supporters. “Thank you for your love and attention. Manu,” she concluded.

At the 2024 Paris Olympics, Manu Bhaker became the first athlete from independent India to win multiple medals in the same edition of the sporting spectacle. She first made headlines when she won a bronze medal in the women’s 10-meter air pistol competition. Manu added another crown to her title by teaming up with Sarabjot Singh to claim a second bronze medal in the 10m air pistol mixed team competition.

Manu Bhaker recently shared a heartwarming post on I was 14 when I started shooting. I never thought I would get this far. “When you start something, make sure you do everything you can to pursue your dreams relentlessly, no matter how difficult it gets,” she wrote.

Manu Bhaker also gave some advice to the people pursuing their passion and explained that their Olympic journey is far from over. “Stay focused, stay motivated and let your passion drive your journey. Every small step forward brings you closer to greatness. Keep going, you can do much more than you imagine! And yes, my dream of winning Olympic gold medals continues,” she concluded.