She competed against the world number 1 of that time, Carolina Marin in the finals, were she lost. Although that never affected her and she is still performing phenomenally well. She is still holds the world no 6 rank and she has reached the semifinals of 2020 Tokyo Olympics, which is happening currently on 2021 because of the pandemic.
Biography and Early Life
P. V. Sindhu was born and raised in Hyderabad, Andra Pradesh, India (currently Telangana). She was born to P. V. Ramana and P. Vijaya. Both her parents were sportsperson is well and they have played for India. They were professional volleyball players and her father has represented India in the Asian games and he also received an Arjuna award for his excellent contribution to sports in India. P. V. Sindhu was also quite attached with sports and she started playing badminton at a very early age. She has completed her education and all from her birth place. She also has a sister names P. V. Divya.
PV Sindhu Net Worth
The total net worth of PV Sindhu is estimated to be 6 Million USD (44 Crore), which in Indian currency is approximately 44 Crore Indian Rupee. The Net worth of P.V. Sindhu has seen a hike of 25% over the past few years. Also, the majority of PV Sindhu earnings come from brand endorsements and personal investments. She has achieved numerous milestones in her life and she is still a phenomenal player of badminton. She has achieved a lot of her worth from her badminton career, as well as from advertisement and endorsement.
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P. V. Sindhu Assets
P. V. Sindhu Cars: P. V. Sindhu has a BMW X5 SUV and another BMW car. Both of her cars were gifted to her by an actor and a politician respectively. P. V. Sindhu House: P. V. Sindhu lives in Hyderabad with her family and she has recently bought another house there. She was handed the keys in 2017 by the K Chandra Shekhar Rao.
Education
P. V. Sindhu has completed her studies from her birth place in Hyderabad. She went to Auxilium High School to complete her early and High School studies from there. Later, she went to St Ann’s College and completed her graduation from there.
P. V. Sindhu Boyfriend & Relationship
P. V. Sindhu has not been in any kind of relationship according to our knowledge. She is completely committed towards badminton and she wants to achieve more and more. She has a very successful career but her hunger and desire is never-ending.
Professional Career
P. V. Sindhu is undoubtedly India’s one of the best badminton players and she has achieved numerous milestones in her career. She is a former world champion in badminton and she has also won a silver medal in Rio Olympics 2016. Apart from all that, she has also won any other championship and trophies. She is also the first woman badminton player of India to win a BWF championship gold medal in the 2019 world championship.
Personal Life
P. V. Sindhu doesn’t have a any sort of relationship and personal life to tell. She has lived a very simple and modest life. She started her career by working as an assistant sports manager in Hyderabad. She later got promoted because of her phenomenal performance in the Rio Olympics 2016. She became the deputy sports manager. She got her major promotion in 2017, when Andra Pradesh government announced to make Sindhu as the Deputy Collector. She is the brand ambassador of few brands like, Bridgestone India and other.
Awards
P. V. Sindhu has won numerous awards and accolades in her career. She is also honoured with various other awards and accolades. She was honoured with Padma Bhushan in 2020 for her exceptional performance in badminton. It is India’s third highest honour. She also has won a Padma Shri in 2015, and she has also won Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award.
Conclusion
P. V. Sindhu is a phenomenal badminton player and she is one of the worlds best to have ever played badminton. She is counted as one of the tallest and most powerful smasher of shuttle. She has won a lot of medal and championships and she is still going very strong. India is hoping for another medal from her in the on going Tokyo Olympics.
