Pune, India
In a grand ceremony held at the Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Auditorium in Pune, Dr. Khushi Jaiswal was honored with the prestigious Dadasaheb Phalke International Cine Award 2025 for her outstanding contributions to the fields of dance, acting, painting, and Indian arts. This recognition highlights her relentless passion, creativity, and commitment to cultural excellence.
The award was presented at the hands of His Holiness Shri Shri 1008 International Mahamandaleshwar Paramhans Krishnanand Kalidas Babaji (Haryana), the spiritual mentor of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi. The event was graced by eminent personalities including Bhumata Brigade founder Trupti Desai, Dr. Avinash Sakunde, Mr. Ganesh Vitkar, and several renowned figures from the Indian film industry.
The Dadasaheb Phalke International Cine Award Academy Directors lauded Dr. Khushi Jaiswal, stating:
“Khushi Jaiswal’s dedication to arts, culture, and nurturing new talent is truly inspirational. Her consistency, social consciousness, and artistic depth make her a deserving recipient of this prestigious honor.”
Dr. Khushi Jaiswal, who began her artistic journey at the tender age of 8 with an appearance in a Colgate advertisement, has since built a diverse and impactful career. She has performed with top choreographers including Geeta Kapoor and showcased her classical, semi-classical, and folk dance skills on national and international stages.
A true multi-faceted personality, she is also a certified naturopathy practitioner, passionately promoting natural healing and wellness. Her efforts in this field have earned her recognition beyond the arts, bridging health, heritage, and humanitarian values.
In addition to her artistic and healing contributions, Dr. Jaiswal holds multiple international world records for her exceptional work across disciplines, further solidifying her position as a leading force in India’s cultural and social development.
Currently serving as the Secretary of the Human Rights Council & Social Justice, Dr. Khushi Jaiswal is deeply involved in social service, particularly advocating for women, children, and marginalized communities. Her life is a testament to the fusion of talent, compassion, and commitment to nation-building.
“Art is not just expression; it’s a form of service. Whether through dance, naturopathy, or human rights, my goal has always been to uplift lives and preserve the essence of Indian culture,” said Dr. Khushi Jaiswal upon receiving the award.
With her inspiring journey, Dr. Jaiswal continues to blaze a trail for the next generation of artists, healers, and changemakers. Her work reflects the ideals of truth, responsibility, and service — the hallmarks of a true cultural icon.
