Sushant Divgikr To Represent India At RuPaul’s DragCon 2023
More power to them!
While the LGBTQIA+ community is now getting much-needed respect and visibility across the globe, many art forms that essentially the community indulges in have been closeted. One of which is the culture of drag. A drag queen’s spot in pop culture often remains hidden behind curtains. Usually used by the community as a form of self-expression, and our very own Rani KoHEnur AKA Sushant Divgikr makes sure to take us through the world of this art form through their initiatives.
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From collaborations with the biggest celebrities on social media to making it to the Times Square billboard, they have never failed to make India proud. And doing so, yet again, Sushant broke a very special news on their Instagram. After being a part of an international drag queen singing competition, named– Queen Of The Universe, Sushant becomes the first Indian to be invited to RuPaul’s DragCon 2023 in London.
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With that, they also mentioned how this special opportunity makes them the first Indian trans/drag artiste to represent the country’s culture at the popular DragCon, and to perform at such a prestigious platform for the second time in a row. In a heartfelt message, they mentioned how it is the biggest honour for them, and their gift to the entire queer community.
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Also Read: #UnCloseted : Sushant Divgikr AKA Rani Ko-He-Nur Opens Up About Being A Drag Queen, His Journey And More
At RuPaul’s DragCon in London, the world’s most popular drag queens get an opportunity to interact with their fans, perform on a live stage, and indulge in panel discussions that help give the world a peek inside the drag culture.
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Congratulating them, many popular content creators like–Malvika Sitlani, Jamie Lever, Seema Anand, actress Sayani Gupta and more showered love in the comments section.
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