Rhythm Sangwan’s journey into the world of shooting began at the tender age of 13, sparked by a visit to the Dr. Karni Singh Shooting Range in New Delhi. The sounds of gunfire ignited a passion that would soon transform into a remarkable career. Encouraged by her parents, particularly her father Narender Kumar, a police officer, Rhythm embraced the sport with fervor. What started as a casual interest quickly evolved into a commitment that saw her clinch three gold medals at her first National Shooting Championship in 2017. Since then, she has become a formidable force in the shooting arena, winning multiple medals at both junior and senior levels, including gold at the 2023 Asian Games alongside teammates Manu Bhaker and Esha Singh.

In 2024, Rhythm secured her place in the Paris Olympics by winning a bronze medal at the Asian Qualifiers in Jakarta, marking a significant milestone in her burgeoning career. With four world championship titles and four ISSF World Cup gold medals under her belt, she has already made a name for herself on the international stage. Rhythm’s dedication to balancing academics with sports is evident; she is pursuing a degree in English literature while maintaining her rigorous training schedule. “Every athlete will tell you the Olympics is the ultimate dream—I am not an exception,” she reflects, embodying the spirit of determination that drives her forward. As she continues to break records and push boundaries, Rhythm Sangwan stands as a beacon of inspiration for aspiring athletes everywhere.