Her curves are to die for and that is a very pleasant change from the stick thin trend making the rounds . Here’s Sahana, in her boldest avatar… and she is just irresistible.Beads of sweat form on her golden skin as the sun beats down upon the poolside of Kasara Resort where Sahana is patiently waiting for the click of the camera shutter and the synchronized flash to go off, her body tense from holding the pose. Sahana burst into the mediascene after the Miss Earth 2010, landing brand endorsements left and right and working as a media presenter soon after. Her talents shone throughout; smart, independent and vocal Sahana became a recognized face and personalityHer curves are to die for, which is a very pleasant change from the “slimmer” models that are making the rounds. And she loves her curves as much as we do. This alone had us shallow men falling for her, but there is more to her than what meets the eyes.Apart from her work in the media, her efforts expand to a different sector as well. An advocate for menstrual hygiene, she is taking this project to an entirely different level, mainly targeted for the rural areas. She has been dedicated to the cause of fighting against the custom of forced isolation for women menstruating in West Nepal for quite some time now; it started after she represented Nepal in Miss Earth in 2010. And her effort are still ongoing. - See more at: http://www.tajavideo.co/videos/hatest-female-celebs-ever/#sthash.DDritsfQ.dpuf
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