Mewar princess reveals how she modernised and helped grow royal wealth

 Despite belonging to a royal family, she stressed that wealth was never treated as unlimited or guaranteed. While studying business and international trade in Melbourne, she worked three jobs in catering, club promotion, and telemarketing alongside university.

"When I went to university, I got a car, my rent was paid for, and I got pocket money, but it was never unlimited. I worked three jobs while still doing my assignments and going to classes. I worked for a catering company, as a club promoter, and as a telemarketer. It was a nightmare — that's when the privilege comes in," she added.

Mewar princess reveals how she modernised and helped grow royal wealth: "Money wasn't unlimited"

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