Manu Bhaker Wiki, Biography, Family, Age, Career & More

Bio/Wiki

Manu Bhaker is the youngest Indian professional shooter who wins the glory after representing India at ISSF World Cup at 2018. She wins two gold meadals in World Cup and set a new record at the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games. Let’s dive into more about this beautiful young shooter personal and professional career.

Full Name

Manu Bhaker

Personal Life

Manu Bhaker was born in a village named Goria in Jhajjar, Haryana. Her birth date is 18th February 2002.

Real Name	Manu Bhaker
DOB (Date of Birth)	18 Feb,2002
Birth Zone	Goria, Jhajjar, Haryana
Zodiac sign	Aquarius
Nationality	Indian
Hometown	Haryana
Religion	Hindu
Hobby	Needlework, bungee-jumping, ice-skating

Physical Stats

Height (approx.)

in centimeters - 164
in meters - 1.64
in feet inches - 5’4’’

Weight (approx.)

in kilograms - 50kg
in pounds - 110

Eye Color

Black

Hair Color

Black

Family

Father	Ram Kishan Bhaker
Mother	Sumedha
Brother	Akhil
Sister	None

Relationship & Love Life

Marital Status	Unmarried
BF/GF/Affairs	None
Spouse/Husband	None
Marriage Date	None
Son	None
Daughter	None

Educational Qualification

School

Universal Public Senior Secondary School

Favorite Things

Manu Bhaker had been awarded a cash prize of two crore rupees by Anil Vij, Harayana Sports Minister. From then the pistol shooter is hot topic in news with the screenshot of minister tweet which he has promised about the price.

Favorite Food	Namkeen rice, Gajjar ka Raita, Choorma
Favorite Shooter	Jaspal Rana, Heena Sidhu

Interesting Facts

Manu Bhaker’s Parents thought a very courageous girl from childhood

She loves bungee-jumping and ice-skating

Manu Bhaker was into various sports like judo, Kick-boxing, Tha-thang, cricket before choosing shooting as her main career.

National Games at 2017 she won 9 gold medals along with defeating Heena Sidhu. At 2018 International Shooting Sports Federation World Cup, she defeated Mexico’s two time champion Alejandra Zavala. She won gold medal also in Womens 10- meter air pistol and became the youngest Indian at the World Cup to win a gold medal.