Nandini Gupta is an Indian model who won the Miss India title on April 15, 2023.
Wiki/Biography
Nandini Gupta was born in 2004 (19 years old; as of 2023) in Kaishun, Kota, Rajasthan. She attended St. Paul’s Sr. Sec School in Kota, Rajasthan. She then enrolled in Lala Lajpat Rai College in Rajasthan to pursue a degree in business management.
appearance
Height (approximately): 5′8″
Weight (approximately): 55kg
Hair color: brown
Eye color: brown
Body measurements (approximately): 34-26-34
family
Parents and siblings
Her father Sumit Gupta is a businessman. Her mother’s name is Rekha Gupta. She has a younger sister named Ananya Gupta.
Nandini Gupta with her parents and sister
Profession
Nandini started her career as a model. In 2023, after winning the title of Miss Rajasthan, she participated in the Miss India 2023 competition. On April 15, 2023, she was announced as the winner of the 59th edition of India’s most prestigious Miss India beauty pageant. The event was held at Rampark Indoor Stadium, Impalkuman, Manipur.
Nandini Gupta wins Miss India 2023 title
In 2023, Nandini will represent India in the 71st Miss World beauty pageant in the United Arab Emirates. Nandini appears in a print advertisement for Orra Jewellery.
Nandini Gupta stars in Orra jewelry commercial
Facts/Trivia
- From the age of 10, she dreamed of winning the Miss India contest.
- In her free time, she enjoys dancing, watching movies and traveling to different places.
- One of her favorite quotes is,
Life is about trusting your feelings, taking chances, finding happiness, learning from the past, and realizing that everything will change. “
- She said in an interview that she admired the work of Indian businessman Ratan Tata. She further shared that her role model is Indian actress Priyanka Chopra.
- On her Instagram account, she supports a crowdfunding NGO called Ketto.
Nandini Gupta supports Ketto
- She is an avid animal lover and shares photos of cats and dogs on Instagram.
- She said in an interview that after winning the Miss India title, she would support local crafts in Kota. She said,
I am from Kota and there is a local kethoon on the outskirts of it. It is famous for its Kota Doriya fabric which is known for its cooling and comfortable qualities. But unfortunately, women and their families dedicate their lives to this work but are ignored, neglected and exploited without being paid their dues. I want to give them a platform and help them build their own legacy and not be exploited. Not only this, by promoting them, I will be able to promote Indian handlooms on national and international platforms for the benefit of all. “
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