Showing posts with label A Miss India 2012. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A Miss India 2012. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
VANYA MISHRA at LAVIE STORE
Vanya Mishra Candid shoots from Lavie Store
by Roopesh » Tue May 15, 2012 4:09 pm
Vanya Mishra's candid shoots from Lavie store Mumbai
Sunday, May 13, 2012
VANYA MISHRA SURPRISES MOM WITH A MOBILE
Vanya Mishra surprises mom with a mobile
by Roopesh » Sat May 12, 2012 10:35 pm 
Having pampered her mother year after year on this special day, this year Mother's Day is truly exceptional for Pantaloons Miss India Vanya Mishra.
Raised by a single parent since the age of 2, Vanya admits that the Miss India tag was for her mother more than anything else in the world. In Mumbai right now, Vanya made sure she surprised her mother in advance by gifting her favourite mobile handset.
"My mother is my biggest support system - she is both my weakness and strength. Winning the Miss India title was for the sake of her happiness," says Vanya. She adds that she wanted her mother to feel proud of the only child, who she brought up with courage and love.
"I was surprised when Vanya gifted me my favourite mobile handset. It was a Mother's Day gift in advance since she had to leave for Mumbai. I was touched with the gesture," says Ved Mishra, Vanya's mother.
Vanya's mothers informs that only two occasions in a year are very close to Vanya's heart - her mother's birthday and Mother's Day. "Vanya has always done loving gestures like saving pocket money to buy me gifts. She treats this day like a festival," cites Ved.
Recalling Vanya's younger days, Ved said, "Once she bought me a purse which was priced beyond her pocket money. Her loving gesture of saving pocket money for months, to buy me the purse, touched my heart."
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Vanya Mishra wants to eradicate Poverty
VANYA MISHRA WANTS TO ERADICATE FEMALE FOETICIDE
by SATAN » Tue May 08, 2012 12:31 pm
Miss
India World Vanya Mishra is taking her win seriously and says she wants
to eradicate female foeticide and infanticide across the country. She
also recently walked the ramp to celebrate womanhood.
Reportedly, she feels earlier, she was just a known face in her college and city, but now after the win she is a global face, and she wants to use her power to help eradicate female foeticide and infanticide from the country.
The other Miss Indias who walked the ramp to celebrate womanhood were Prachi Mishra (Miss India Earth 2012) and Rochelle Maria Rao (Miss India International 2012).
SOURCE : http://feminamissindia.indiatimes.com/n ... 051130.cms
I DOUBT IF THIS IS HER BEAUTY WITH THE PURPOSE PROJECT FOR MISS WORLD 2012
Reportedly, she feels earlier, she was just a known face in her college and city, but now after the win she is a global face, and she wants to use her power to help eradicate female foeticide and infanticide from the country.
The other Miss Indias who walked the ramp to celebrate womanhood were Prachi Mishra (Miss India Earth 2012) and Rochelle Maria Rao (Miss India International 2012).
SOURCE : http://feminamissindia.indiatimes.com/n ... 051130.cms
I DOUBT IF THIS IS HER BEAUTY WITH THE PURPOSE PROJECT FOR MISS WORLD 2012
Vanya at Skoda Superb Launch
Vanya at Skoda Superb launch
by sleepingdiva » Tue May 08, 2012 5:39 pm 
Vanya Mishra at SKODA Superb Ambition launch in Chandigarh
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
PRACHI MISHRA :: STEPPING STONE TO MISS EARTH
Prachi Mishra's stepping stone to Miss Earth
by Nishant » Sat
May 05, 2012 5:26 pm
Prachi Mishra, Pantaloons Femina Miss India 2012 at a tree
plantation event at The Vedic Village
Prachi Mishra at ZAMINDAR SUITE
At the Sanjeeva Medical Spa, ayurveda and naturopathy Kolkata
Regal as a Queen
Prachi Mishra at ZAMINDAR SUITE
At the Sanjeeva Medical Spa, ayurveda and naturopathy Kolkata
Regal as a Queen
Award for Vanya Mishra :
Award for VANYA MISHRA
by Nishant » Mon
May 07, 2012 5:48 am
Vanya mishra awarded Kalpana chawla excellence award by
kalpana chawla's father Bansi lal Chawla
Vanya : This year , Moment belongs to me !!
Pantaloons Femina Miss India World 2012 Vanya Mishra
describes her journey from a 19-year-old engineering student from Chandigarh to
a beauty queen
PFMI World Vanya Mishra sounds a little breathless on the phone, and who would blame her? After a grueling 12-hour photo shoot, the beauty queen is now hurrying to the airport to catch a flight to Pune. "It's hectic, but I'm loving it," she tells us.
We ask her to elaborate on this post-win feeling, and she says, "Well, you're a teenage girl. This is your first Miss India contest. You've been watching it on TV your whole life. So many of the people who've inspired you, have become successful through this very platform. They've made a successful career out of this. Fame is one, but I think, for a young girl like me - it's a sense of achievement. Everybody has a certain aim in life, and you follow a certain path to achieve it, I chose this. And now, no matter what - I will be known as a Miss India World, forever in my life. It totally belongs to me. That year, that moment, that title..."
When she looks back, she can't really point out - when it all 'began'. But besides her hard work, brain cells, endless legs and pretty face, this 19-year-old girl from Chandigarh also has her mother, fate, Dabur and social networking media to thank.
"I came into this pageant through the Dabur Gulabari round, it was a wild card entry to the top 20, and it was through Facebook. I really wasn't sure about applying, I didn't think it would be something that would start from Facebook. But it was my mom who told me that I was getting a chance to enter PFMI top 20, that I should go for it. I got chosen and that was only the beginning. I was then called to audition in Delhi. Around 12 girls from Delhi were selected, after I won that, I was up against the winners from all the other states. The day I won that final round, that was when I finally started believing that things are finally taking shape, that I was actually entering the top 20. It happened on January 9, my place in the top 20 was confirmed right there and then, when the other finalists were not even decided, that's when the anticipation slowly started building up. That's how it all began."
Before this, Vanya was busy studying for her semester exams. An engineering student entering a beauty pageant, quite a contradiction, non? Here's where Vanya and you would disagree. "During my school days I was always a 93-94% scorer. In my 10th boards, I topped math with a 100%. I was also very active in sports. I was a gold medalist skater in 7th grade. I was into dancing. So, overall I have been, an all-rounder. Miss India has been on my mind since I was 12. This is something I always knew I would never give up on. No matter what, I would give it a try. I was in the engineering field, and everybody asked me, 'how will shift your focus to something that is so different from academics?' But I said, 'No, being a beauty queen is not just about being a model and I think, this year. It showed in all the winners. Two of us are engineers," she argues.
So, for someone's whose only 19, with no modeling background whatsoever, the contest must have been intimidating at times. "Swimsuit was one (scary experience)," she says after a pause and then dismisses it offhandedly, "The way I carried it off, the confidence with which I did that round - not just once, I wore it a lot many times, nobody could've actually said that I was doing it for the first time. It wasn't just the swimsuit, even the Q&A round. During the top 5 one, I was the last one to go, the last one on stage. I even asked the anchor to repeat the question. That final moment, it's your decider ... decider of your destiny. Either you're gonna make or you won't, so I think that pressure builds up. I wasn't as scared for the top 10 Q&A, but the top 5 one, I knew it was make or break - that stresses you all the more. I was honest, I think that was liked by all the judges."
So what's next, we ask. "Definitely, my international pageant," she replies. "We all know how desperately India wants the Miss World crown... back. It's been so many years, more than a decade (since we won). I don't have much time, the finals have been preponed. So that's my main focus. It's why I am here."
PFMI World Vanya Mishra sounds a little breathless on the phone, and who would blame her? After a grueling 12-hour photo shoot, the beauty queen is now hurrying to the airport to catch a flight to Pune. "It's hectic, but I'm loving it," she tells us.
We ask her to elaborate on this post-win feeling, and she says, "Well, you're a teenage girl. This is your first Miss India contest. You've been watching it on TV your whole life. So many of the people who've inspired you, have become successful through this very platform. They've made a successful career out of this. Fame is one, but I think, for a young girl like me - it's a sense of achievement. Everybody has a certain aim in life, and you follow a certain path to achieve it, I chose this. And now, no matter what - I will be known as a Miss India World, forever in my life. It totally belongs to me. That year, that moment, that title..."
When she looks back, she can't really point out - when it all 'began'. But besides her hard work, brain cells, endless legs and pretty face, this 19-year-old girl from Chandigarh also has her mother, fate, Dabur and social networking media to thank.
"I came into this pageant through the Dabur Gulabari round, it was a wild card entry to the top 20, and it was through Facebook. I really wasn't sure about applying, I didn't think it would be something that would start from Facebook. But it was my mom who told me that I was getting a chance to enter PFMI top 20, that I should go for it. I got chosen and that was only the beginning. I was then called to audition in Delhi. Around 12 girls from Delhi were selected, after I won that, I was up against the winners from all the other states. The day I won that final round, that was when I finally started believing that things are finally taking shape, that I was actually entering the top 20. It happened on January 9, my place in the top 20 was confirmed right there and then, when the other finalists were not even decided, that's when the anticipation slowly started building up. That's how it all began."
Before this, Vanya was busy studying for her semester exams. An engineering student entering a beauty pageant, quite a contradiction, non? Here's where Vanya and you would disagree. "During my school days I was always a 93-94% scorer. In my 10th boards, I topped math with a 100%. I was also very active in sports. I was a gold medalist skater in 7th grade. I was into dancing. So, overall I have been, an all-rounder. Miss India has been on my mind since I was 12. This is something I always knew I would never give up on. No matter what, I would give it a try. I was in the engineering field, and everybody asked me, 'how will shift your focus to something that is so different from academics?' But I said, 'No, being a beauty queen is not just about being a model and I think, this year. It showed in all the winners. Two of us are engineers," she argues.
So, for someone's whose only 19, with no modeling background whatsoever, the contest must have been intimidating at times. "Swimsuit was one (scary experience)," she says after a pause and then dismisses it offhandedly, "The way I carried it off, the confidence with which I did that round - not just once, I wore it a lot many times, nobody could've actually said that I was doing it for the first time. It wasn't just the swimsuit, even the Q&A round. During the top 5 one, I was the last one to go, the last one on stage. I even asked the anchor to repeat the question. That final moment, it's your decider ... decider of your destiny. Either you're gonna make or you won't, so I think that pressure builds up. I wasn't as scared for the top 10 Q&A, but the top 5 one, I knew it was make or break - that stresses you all the more. I was honest, I think that was liked by all the judges."
So what's next, we ask. "Definitely, my international pageant," she replies. "We all know how desperately India wants the Miss World crown... back. It's been so many years, more than a decade (since we won). I don't have much time, the finals have been preponed. So that's my main focus. It's why I am here."
Friday, May 4, 2012
VANYA MISHRA FECILITATED AT PEC COLLEGE
FELICIATION FOR VANYA AT PEC
by **Pageantry** » Fri May 04, 2012 5:30 am 
The Stage
VANYA with her mom Ved Mishra
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