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Lilly Singh aka Superwoman tweets to Sushma Swaraj over visa delay

Lilly Singh aka Superwoman. Pic/Sayyed Sameer Abedi
Shilpi Sampad (MID-DAY; April 7, 2017)

YouTube sensation Lilly Singh aka Superwoman, who is scheduled tour India two weeks later, seems upset with the Indian Consulate in Canada. In a series of tweets to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj, Lilly expressed discontent with visa procurement procedures.

Calling the Consulate the "worst place on earth" and "extremely difficult and unprofessional", Lilly requested Modi and Swaraj to intervene.

Lilly's How To Be A Bawse Tour in India covers Mumbai (Shanmukhananda Hall) on April 19, Hyderabad (April 20) and New Delhi (April 21).

Francis Coelho, managing director of Event Speciale which is hosting the tour, says, "We are working with the relevant authorities towards securing the visas at the earliest so that Superwoman can make it to India in time. We have full faith in Sushma Swaraj and the External Affairs Ministry."

Lilly Singh aka Superwoman to tour India to deliver motivational talks in her trademark style

Lilly Singh
Shilpi Sampad (MID-DAY; March 7, 2017)

Want Superwoman as your life coach? She will be right here next month. Lilly Singh, arguably the biggest YouTube sensation of Indian origin, is set to embark on her second visit to the country. Her debut India tour in May 2015 was a huge success.

The 28-year-old comic will be hosted by Event Speciale as she stops by in Mumbai, Hyderabad and Delhi on April 19, 20 and 21. The visit is part of Lilly’s How To Be A Bawse tour, which aims to imbibe the humour and motivation from her debut book, How To Be A Bawse: A Guide to Conquering Life. The whirlwind tour also includes dates in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, South East Asia, Dubai, New Zealand, Trinidad and Tobago.

Francis Coelho, MD of Event Speciale, says, “The tour aspires to inspire the youth to be achievers. From the start to end, it will weave a personalised storyline.”

Lilly has 11 million subscribers on her YouTube channel, where she treats the audience to colourful parodies and incisive pieces-to-camera. Given her Punjabi roots, she draws inspiration from the Indian diaspora. She’s also a role model to women across the globe. Now, she wants to share the lessons she learned through her journey to stardom.

Lilly tells mid- day, “I am thrilled to write my first book and share, all in one place, what I have learned about achieving success and happiness. This journey has taught me to always pick myself up, not allow anything to stand in the way and that the only secret to achieving dreams is hard work.”

Lilly has earlier collaborated with Selena Gomez, Dwayne Johnson, Jimmy Fallon, Mila Kunis, Priyanka Chopra, James Franco and Seth Rogen.