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In a historic moment for India, the country’s very own Mrs. Aditi Gupta made the nation proud by bringing home the prestigious Mrs. World Crown after a gap of 21 years. Mrs. World is a beauty pageant that celebrates the accomplishments and beauty of married women from around the world, and Aditi Gupta’s win has put India back on the global beauty map.
Aditi Gupta, a stunning model and a dedicated social worker, impressed the judges with her grace, poise, and intelligence during the competition. Her journey to the crown was not an easy one, as she had to compete against women from over 35 countries, each vying for the title of Mrs. World.
But Aditi’s determination and hard work paid off, and she emerged victorious, bringing home the crown to India after more than two decades. Her win has not only made her a role model for women aspiring to make their mark in the world of fashion and beauty, but also a symbol of empowerment and success for married women everywhere.
Aditi’s win serves as a reminder that age and marital status are no barriers to achieving one’s dreams. With the right amount of talent, hard work, and perseverance, anything is possible. Her victory also highlights the importance of support and encouragement from family, friends, and the community in pursuing one’s goals.
As Mrs. World, Aditi Gupta plans to use her platform to raise awareness and support for various social causes, including women’s empowerment, education, and healthcare. She hopes to inspire women to come forward and chase their dreams, regardless of their background or circumstances.
Aditi’s win is a testament to the strength, resilience, and talent of Indian women, and a proud moment for the country as a whole. Let us all celebrate her victory and continue to support and uplift women in their quest for success and fulfillment. Congratulations, Mrs. Aditi Gupta, on bringing home the Mrs. World Crown after 21 years! You are an inspiration to us all.
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“I still remember the moment I was crowned the winner of Mrs. World 2022 in Las Vegas. As I walked towards the center of the stage, I thought of my husband, Aditya & my family in Jammu. As they put the crown on my head, I closed my eyes & thanked them for believing in me – even when I didn’t.
Growing up, I was a skinny girl. Once, when I participated in a fashion show, someone said, ‘Yeh matchstick lag rahi hai' & everyone started laughing. It was humiliating & only added to my already low self-esteem. But, over the years, I learnt to put all of it behind me. With my family’s support, I moved on.
My family & friends always said, ‘You should become a model.’ I wanted to become a teacher, so I never took them seriously. But at 25, I randomly came across a modeling assignment. I wasn’t interested but Aditya pushed me. And I realized I loved it–it made me feel beautiful. So, I worked as a teacher full-time in Visakhapatnam & modeled part-time. I was finally at a good place in life. But, when an acquaintance said, ‘Don’t wear such provocative clothes. Act your age,’ I was stunned. I was just 29 or 30 at the time! And comments like that kept coming.
In fact, when Aditya & I decided to get married in 2017, people said, ‘She’s marrying him for status.’ Just because he was a Brahmin & I, a Dalit. It hurt, but I told myself, ‘They will always have something to say.’ I ignored their comments & we got married.
In 2020, Aditya & I moved to Mumbai. That’s when I decided to take a break from teaching & focus on modeling. I was doing well. And 1 evening in 2022, Aditya & I were at home with my best friend when she said, ‘Participate in Mrs. India!’ I had never thought about it, but Aditya urged me to give it a try. I thought, ‘Why not?’
Honestly, I was just there for the experience. I never dreamt of winning the title, especially knowing that we hadn’t won in the last 21 years. But when I won it, oh God! My legs shook as I walked towards the crown. I was filled with a surge of confidence. It took me 32 years to realize that when someone passes comments about you, it’s not about you, but about them. And all I hope is that young girls know that you only need to be who you are.”
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Congrats mam
Life jitna bui achha ho success ke bad bahana nikal hi jati he
Being thin is a privilege in this society which everyone should acknowledge. This might sound harsh but it is the sad and bitter truth. She was able to compete for the title just because she was thin. Any chubby person even though healthy will never win any of these titles.( this is just my opinion)
No one cares about mrs world.. Or mrs anything
🙂
Desh ka naam roshni kiya abhi mata pita ka naam roshni karo bache karke
People have problem with women wearing burka , people have problem with women wearing bikini, shorts , dress and anything. Idk wtf is wrong with all of them
Very nice ❤❤ God bless ❤❤
Kash logo ka suna hota :/
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So where's the achievement?
Woman ☕
A Ladki Tu toh fir bhi insaan hain Logo ne toh Bhahwan Sri Ram ko bhi nahi choda.
enjoying preety privilege while claiming being victim
haha,the irony here
in parallel universe winner be like : Sorry I'm happy i won the title but I'm not a victim not interested in victim olympic
welcome to victim olympic
every winner: I'm the victim 😭
Mai itne jgh ghuma bt mujhe log nhi milte bully krne wale I'm on the medication for 3 yrs after my knee injury baal girne suru ho gye ptla ho gya bt kisi ko apni life se fursat ho tb na koi dhyaan de dusro pr😂. Aur mam toh phle bhi thik thi abhi bhi thik h and ye kh rhi inko bully krte the 😅. Aisa kyu hota h koi famous hota h toh uska ek emotional past hota h khi views ke liye toh nhi 🙂. Opinion h bhaiyo so chill 🫡
You want praise then?
How dare they bully you