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Miss World 1994, Miss India World 1994: Light-eyed beauty Aishwarya Rai made the country proud by winning the Miss World title and became the second Indian to be crowned Miss World in 28 years. Aishwarya entered films and stormed the silver screen. Fondly called Ash in the film circuit, she is married to actor Abhishek Bachchan. (BCCL) Miss World 1994, Miss India World 1994: Light-eyed beauty Aishwarya Rai made the country proud by winning the Miss World title and became the second Indian to be crowned Miss World in 28 years. Aishwarya entered films and stormed the silver screen. Fondly called Ash in the film circuit, she is married to actor Abhishek Bachchan.(BCCL)

Femina Miss India Winner Name list Year Winner Name State 2022 TBA TBA 2021 Manasa Varanasi Telangana 2019 Suman Rao Rajasthan 2020 Due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, no pageant in 2020 2018 Anukreethy Vas Tamil Nadu 2017 Manushi Chhillar Haryana 2016 Priyadarshini Chatterjee Assam 2015 Aditi Arya New Delhi 2014 Koyal Rana New Delhi 2013 Navneet Kaur Dhillon Punjab 2012 Vanya Mishra Punjab 2011 Kanishtha Dhankhar Haryana 2010 Manasvi Mamgai Uttarakhand 2009 Pooja Chopra Maharashtra 2008 Parvathy Omanakuttan Kerala 2007 Sarah Jane Dias Karnataka 2006 Natasha Suri Maharashtra 2005 Sindhura Gadde Andhra Pradesh 2004 Sayali Bhagat Maharashtra 2004 Lakshmi Pandit Maharashtra 2003 Ami Vashi Gujarat 2002 Shruti Sharma Uttar Pradesh 2001 Sara Corner Karnataka 2000 Priyanka Chopra Bihar 1999 Yukta Mookhey Maharashtra 1998 Annie Thomas Kerala 1997 Diana Hayden Andhra Pradesh 1996 Rani Jeyraj Tamil Nadu 1995 Preeti Mankotia Punjab 1994 Aishwarya Rai Karnataka 1993 Karminder Kaur Punjab 1992 Shyla Lopez Karnataka 1991 Ritu Singh New Delhi 1990 Naveeda Mehdi Maharashtra 1989 Shabnam Patel Maharashtra 1988 Anuradha Kottur Maharashtra 1987 Manisha Kohli Punjab 1986 Maureen Mary Lestourgeon Maharashtra 1985 Sharon Mary Clarke Maharashtra 1984 Suchita Kumar Maharashtra 1983 Sweety Grewal Punjab 1982 Uttara Mhatre Maharashtra 1981 Deepti Divakar Andhra Pradesh 1980 Elizabeth Anita Reddi Andhra Pradesh 1979 Raina Winifred Mendonica Maharashtra 1978 Kalpana Iyer Tamil Nadu 1977 Veena...

For centuries, poets and artists have paid tribute to the Indian woman’s beauty. From the eyes, to the hair, to the feet, no part of the Indian woman’s anatomy was left untouched; while the poets sang verses of praise, the artists painted and sculpted the Indian woman in all her glory. But the rest of the world seemed oblivious to this phenomenon, that is, until India started gaining attention at an International level. With Indian women making an impact at international beauty contests, the world sat up and took notice. [ Also Read: List of Indian Miss World Year National/Preliminary Title Winner 1966 Eve’s Weekly Miss India Reita Faria 1994 Femina Miss India World Aishwarya Rai 1997 Femina Miss India World Diana Hayden 1999 Femina Miss India World Yukta Mookhey 2000 Femina Miss India World Priyanka Chopra 2017 Femina Miss India World Manushi Chhillar Reita Faria It all started with Reita Faria, the first Indian woman to win an international title. She was crowned ‘Miss World’ in 1966. But, unlike her successors who have all tried their hands at acting, Reita Faria opted to practice medicine. She has been a judge at many subsequent beauty pageants. Aishwarya Rai The Queen of Bollywood, Aishwarya Rai was the runner-up in the Miss India pageant in 1994. She then went on to win the ‘Miss World’ title. At that time, Aishwarya was a twenty one year-old architecture student. Of course winning the pageant changed the course of her future and she went on to become one of Bollywoo...

​( m.2008; div.2014) ​ Children 1 Years active 1999–2019 Hair colour Black Eye colour Brown Yukta Inderlal Mookhey is an Indian civic activist and the winner of Early life [ ] Mookhey was born in Pageantry [ ] Femina Miss India [ ] In 1999, Mookhey entered herself into the “I would define a true sports person as the one who welcomes defeat as well as success with a healthy attitude and with a smile” Mookhey proceeded to the succeeding round, where all her fellow Top 5 delegates were asked the same question - “In the context of the recent controversy, if you were “If I was Chelsea Clinton, I would tell my parents that in the values that you have taught me, I still stand by you no matter what. And I hope we can set an example for the rest of the world to see what family values and ethics are all about. Thank you” At the end of the event, she was crowned as Miss India World 1999 by the outgoing titleholder Miss World [ ] The 49th edition of the Miss World pageant was held on 4 December 1999 at At the end of the event, Mookhey was crowned as Social works [ ] After Mookhey's tenure as Miss World, she involved herself in various She has voiced against illegal Mookhey is an She supports the Swachh Kalyani Nagar initiative in Personal life [ ] On 7 September 2008, Mookhey got engaged to Prince Tuli, a New York-based businessman and financial consultant at a ceremony held at the Grand Maratha in Her brother Kanwal Mookhey is a businessman and is married to Indian television actress...

The Miss Universe contest will be returning just seven months after the last winner was announced. It will be held in Israel in December, Insider Principal criticisms To say that beauty pageants are designed to serve the male gaze would be to state the obvious. The need to adhere to a certain body type, or the inclusion of elements such as the swimsuit competition (which is no longer a part of some contests), aren't just ways of measuring and comparing women's beauty (which is problematic in itself); they are a means to put on a display sexualised versions of women for the male gaze, under the guise of "celebrating women's beauty". As Zozibini Tunzi wins Miss Universe, 2019 marks the first time black women have reigned over four major beauty pageants Venezuela's Gabriela Isler crowned the new Miss Universe In 2015, the Miss Universe pageant made headlines for an unusual and embarrassing reason: Host Steve Harvey named the wrong participant when announcing the winner, during a live telecast. In response to this, Jessica Valenti The Guardian, "That Harvey couldn’t distinguish one pretty woman for another is almost poetic, because in pageants like Miss Universe, Miss America and Miss USA, women aren’t individuals anyway. They’re literal symbols – unnamed besides the state or country they’re there to represent. It’s the ultimate display of women as interchangeable, vying for the right to be the shiniest object in the room." Pageants are also big business for all stakeholders —...

Congratulations @HarnaazSandhu03 !!!! Welcome to the club!!! We’ve waited 21 long years for this!!! You make us SO SO proud!!! A billion dreams come true!!! While Sandhu may follow. In the meantime, we take a look at India's past winners and see what they've done after their Sushmita Sen, Miss Universe 1994 Bollywood actress Sushmita Sen. The daughter of an Indian Air Force officer father and a jewellery designer mother, Sen made history in 1994, when she was only 18 as the first winner from India to win Her journey to the crown began after she won Femina Miss India the same year, beating out the favourite Aishwarya Rai. At the Miss Universe contest in Manila, she ranked third overall in the preliminaries behind Miss Colombia and Miss Venezuela. In the final interview round, she was asked, “What for you is the essence of being a woman?” "Just being a woman is a gift of God that all of us must appreciate. The origin of a child is a mother, who is a woman. She shows a man what caring, sharing and loving is all about. That’s the essence of being a woman,” she replied. Soon after, she was crowned Miss Universe. After the competition, she ventured into films, making her Bollywood debut in 1996’s Dastak. One of her biggest roles was opposite Salman Khan in 1999’s Biwi No 1. The role earned her a Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress. Although she never made it as a top Bollywood star, she appeared in other successful films including Aankhen (2002), Main Hoon Na (2004), and ...