Key Points

Former Miss India Namrata Shirodkar expressed her joy as she cheered for Miss Thailand, Opal Suchata Chuangsri, who was crowned Miss World 2025 in Hyderabad. She shared heartwarming pictures from the event, highlighting the beauty and grace on display. Namrata also delighted in meeting Julia Morley, a prominent figure in the pageantry world, adding to the magical experience of the evening. Unfortunately for India, contestant Nandini Gupta was unable to reach the Top 8, dimming hopes for the coveted crown.

Key Points: Namrata Shirodkar Celebrates Opal Suchata Chuangsri's Miss World Win

  • Namrata cheered for Miss World winner Opal Suchata
  • Event in Hyderabad saw Thailand's first beauty pageant win
  • Namrata met Julia Morley at the ceremony
  • India's Nandini Gupta didn't make Top 8 finalists
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Namrata Shirodkar cheers for new Miss World Opal Suchata Chuangsri

Namrata Shirodkar applauds Miss Thailand Opal Suchata Chuangsri for winning Miss World 2025.

"Biggest cheers for @suchaaata — Miss Thailand — Miss World 2025! - Namrata Shirodkar"

Mumbai, June 1

Actress Namrata Shirodkar, who was crowned Femina Miss India in 1993, expressed her happiness for all the Miss World 2025 contestants, remarking on "so much beauty, elegance, and heart on one stage." She went on to cheer for Miss Thailand, Opal Suchata Chuangsri, who won the coveted crown.

Namrata also met Julia Morley, Chairwoman and CEO of the Miss World Organization, which organizes the Miss World and Mister World pageants, and said that it was lovely meeting her.

Sharing a string of pictures from the event featuring her alongside Julia, Sonu Sood and Manushi Chhillar, the wife of Mahesh Babu wrote: “So much beauty, elegance, and heart on one stage — congratulations to all the amazing contestants. You were all incredible.”

“What a magical evening! It was also so lovely meeting the wonderful #JuliaMorley Biggest cheers for @suchaaata — Miss Thailand — Miss World 2025!”

Thailand's Opal Suchata Chuangsri has been crowned Miss World 2025 in a star-studded grand finale ceremony which was held on Saturday in Hyderabad, Telangana. She edged out Hasset Dereje Admassu of Ethiopia in the grand finale as the latter emerged as the runner-up.

For the ceremony, Suchata donned a white gown adorned with opal-like florals. The gown symbolised both healing and strength. The event saw the reigning Miss World Krystyna Pyszkova from the Czech Republic pass on her crown to the new titleholder. This marks Thailand’s first win in the beauty pageant arena.

India’s hopes to get the coveted title were crushed in early rounds as Nandini Gupta, who represented India, failed to enter the Top 8 finalists.

India had dropped out of the Top 4 in Miss World 2024 as Miss India Sini Shetty didn't make it to the Top 4. Sini Shetty was in the race till Top 8 but her answer during the Top 8 resulted her in being ousted from the competition.

She was asked how social media can be instrumental in the empowerment of women. She said that social media has the power to change the world and that it has led to increasing participation of women across different fields. She said that social media can place the world on a progressive march.

- IANS

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Here are 5 diverse Indian perspective comments for the article:
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Priya K.
So proud that India hosted this prestigious event! Though our contestant didn't win, Hyderabad did an amazing job as host city. Miss Thailand truly deserved the crown - her grace and that stunning opal-inspired gown were breathtaking! 👑
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Arjun M.
While congratulations are in order for Miss Thailand, I wish our Indian contestants would focus more on substance than just beauty. Sini's answer about social media was quite generic - we need more powerful voices representing India on global platforms.
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Riya S.
Namrata Shirodkar is such a class act! Still representing India with so much grace decades after her own win. Love how she supports all contestants, not just Indians. That's the true spirit of these pageants - celebrating womanhood across borders 💖
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Vikram J.
Thailand's first Miss World win is historic! Shows how global beauty standards are evolving. Though disappointed with India's performance, we must appreciate how these pageants are becoming more inclusive of different Asian beauty ideals.
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Sunita P.
The event looked spectacular! But I wonder - are we putting too much pressure on our contestants? Instead of focusing just on winning, maybe we should celebrate their journey. After all, just reaching that stage is a huge achievement! ✨

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