As the Miss World 2025 festival brings international glamour to Telangana, the 72nd edition of the iconic pageant marks a major milestone with the announcement of the 24 finalists for the highly anticipated Talent Competition, set to take place this Friday. Among the selected contenders is Miss India, Nandini Gupta.
The finalists were selected following a series of internal auditions and competitive rounds held privately at the hotel where all 108 contestants are staying. The Talent Competition celebrates creativity, culture, and personal expression, with participants presenting a vibrant mix of performances—ranging from classical music and contemporary dance to traditional art forms and vocal excellence.
“The talent showcased by these young women is not only a testament to their individuality and dedication, but also a powerful reminder of the creativity and cultural richness they represent,” said Julia Morley, Chairperson and CEO of the Miss World Organisation.
As the Miss World 2025 festival brings international glamour to Telangana, the 72nd edition of the pageant has reached an exciting milestone with the announcement of the 24 finalists for the prestigious Talent Competition, set to take place this Friday. Among those selected is Miss India, Nandini Gupta.
The finalists were chosen through a series of internal auditions and competitive rounds held privately at the hotel where all 108 contestants are currently residing. The Talent Competition celebrates creativity, culture, and personal expression, with participants showcasing a diverse range of performances—from classical music and contemporary dance to traditional art forms and vocal excellence.
“The talent showcased by these young women is not only a testament to their individuality and dedication, but also a powerful reminder of the creativity and cultural richness they represent,” said Julia Morley, Chairperson and CEO of the Miss World Organisation.
This year’s 24 finalists represent a global spectrum of talent, hailing from countries including the United States of America, Poland, Nigeria, the Philippines, Malta, Italy, Indonesia, Trinidad and Tobago, Estonia, Germany, Brazil, the Cayman Islands, the Netherlands, Wales, the Czech Republic, Jamaica, Argentina, Ireland, Australia, India, Sri Lanka, Ethiopia, Cameroon, and Kenya.
The finalists will take the stage again on Friday in Hyderabad, aiming to dazzle a global audience. The winner of the Talent Competition will earn a direct spot in the Top 10 of their continental group—a significant advantage in the journey toward the Miss World crown.
