Deepika Chowdhury

30 years young Chowdhury has got several accolades like Overall figure title at the NPC Steve Stone Metropolitan Championships in America in 2015. By winning this award she became the First woman in India win an International Fitness Championship. The 30-year-old Deepika  Chowdhury is a tough competition. Deepika became the  which was held in USA recently. She said that she has accomplished the feat in just two years with sheer determination and self-discipline.This married mother and technical research assistant Deepika has represented India on various International platforms, winning immense laurels. Committed to her family’s needs and her own, Deepika has showcased career-oriented women can in fact multi-task.

Deepika Chowdhury’s name is very much a prominent one in Indian female bodybuilders.

The 34-year-old is India’s first female IFBB (International Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness) professional.

She is also the first Indian woman to win in an international competition when she won the Overall Figure category at the 2015 NPC Steve Stone Metropolitan Championships, USA.

Deepika is now training for her third professional show, the 10th IFBB Tampa Pro, which takes place in August 2017

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