Speaking to IANS after her historic triumph, Jaismine said she has never even thought about a film based on her journey and believes several other Indian athletes deserve that recognition more than she does.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\u201cMaine to is bare mein socha bhi nahi kuch. Mere se bhi bohot ache athletes hain India mein. Main chahungi ki unpar biopic movie bane. Main to un sabse inspiration leti hoon. Mera focus abhi sirf sport hai (I haven\u2019t even thought about it. There are many athletes in India who are better than me. I would like biopics to be made on them. I draw inspiration from all of them. Right now, my only focus is on my sport),\u201d Jaismine told IANS on Saturday.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Her humble remarks came moments after she added a Commonwealth Games gold medal to India\u2019s medal tally, capping off a memorable campaign in Glasgow. Rather than basking in the spotlight, Jaismine insisted that her priority remains improving as an athlete and bringing more laurels to the country.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\u201cMaine to is bare mein socha bhi nahi kuch. Mere se bhi bohot ache athletes hain India mein. Main chahungi ki unpar biopic movie bane. Main to un sabse inspiration leti hoon. Mera focus abhi sirf sport hai (I haven\u2019t even thought about it. There are many athletes in India who are better than me. I would like biopics to be made on them. I draw inspiration from all of them. Right now, my only focus is on my sport),\u201d Jaismine told IANS on Saturday.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The 24-year-old employed with the Indian Army has added the Commonwealth Games gold to the World Championship gold she won in Liverpool in 2025, two World Boxing Cup titles claimed in the last two years, and the bronze medals she claimed in the 2022 CWG in Birmingham and the Asian Championships in 2021 in Dubai.<\/p>\r\n\r\n