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Hans India
08-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Hans India
CM 's vision makes Miss World 2025 a spectacle of global grandeur
In an electrifying crescendo of lights, elegance, and emotion, Hyderabad etched its name into global history as the radiant heart of the 72nd Miss World Festival. The climactic moment arrived at the opulent HITEX Exhibition Centre, where Opal Suchata Chauangsri of Thailand was crowned Miss World 2025, bringing to a close a month-long odyssey that transcended borders and boundaries. As Krystyna Pyszková of Czech Republic, the 71st Miss World, gracefully passed the crown to her successor, the arena erupted in thunderous applause. Opal stood in a halo of stardust — a beacon of hope, elegance, and purpose — embodying the very soul of the Miss World ethos. This was more than a pageant. It was a historic moment of cultural diplomacy, meticulously brought to life by Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, whose visionary leadership transformed an ambitious dream into an unforgettable global celebration. Under his stewardship, Hyderabad — the land of pearls, palaces, and poetic heritage — became the epicenter of the world's gaze, welcoming over 108 contestants from across the globe into its cultural heart. The Miss World pageant in Telangana was a triumph not just of aesthetics, but of purpose, intellect, and international unity. The festival began with a spectacular opening ceremony at Gachibowli Indoor Stadium, resonating with the powerful state anthem 'Jaya Jaya Hey', followed by a majestic Perini dance performance by 250 artists — a powerful tribute to Telangana's classical roots. A dazzling flag parade showcased 108 contestants in their national costumes, painting a vivid portrait of global diversity. The presence of Miss World Chairperson Julia Morley alongside Chief Minister Revanth Reddy highlighted a symbolic confluence of tradition and progress. The anthem 'Telangana Zaroor Aana' reverberated across the arena, affirming the state's emergence as a vibrant cultural and investment destination. Contestants were immersed in a rich itinerary that blended heritage with hospitality. From the serene spiritual vibes of Buddhavanam to a mesmerizing heritage walk through Charminar and Laad Bazaar, the soul of Telangana unfolded at every turn. The grandeur of Chowmahalla Palace, lit under starlit skies, provided a Nizami backdrop to their royal experience. Historical marvels like the Ramappa Temple, Thousand Pillar Temple, and Warangal Fort evoked awe, telling stories of the Kakatiya dynasty's engineering genius. In Pochampally, delegates from Africa experienced the intricate beauty of Ikat weaving, while the 700-year-old banyan tree at Pillalamarri echoed with Bathukamma rhythms and folklore. Meanwhile, Caribbean delegates found spiritual resonance at Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple in Yadagirigutta, while modern Telangana unfolded before others at AIG Hospitals, showcasing the state's medical tourism excellence. At Experium Eco Park, europeans sustainable fashion became a canvas of innovation and environmental consciousness. The Miss World Sports Challenge brought energy and camaraderie to Gachibowli, where strength and sisterhood triumphed. At Ramoji Film City, contestants stepped into a cinematic wonderland, walking among majestic sets that embody India's storytelling magic. At the Integrated Police Command and Control Centre, delegates witnessed Telangana's fusion of AI and civic service — a model of secure, compassionate governance. The visit to the Secretariat was marked by cultural performances, drone shows, and a solemn tribute to Telangana Talli, portraying a governance model grounded in humanity and vision. Inside T-Hub, Telangana's temple of innovation, the contestants presented their 'Beauty with a Purpose' projects — powerful campaigns on mental health, education, environmental protection, and women's empowerment. The room became a sanctuary of ideas, where beauty met bold action, and purpose met progress. In Shilparamam, contestants explored Telangana's rich craftsmanship — weaving baskets, molding clay, and painting alongside local artisans. Their journey culminated at Shilpakala Vedika for the Talent Finale, where creativity lit up the stage. From Miss India's dynamic Garba to Kenya's energetic DJ set and Indonesia's soulful piano piece, the night resonated with passion and global unity. From the moment delegates arrived at Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, Telangana embraced them with warmth and precision. A vibrant traditional welcome, luxury accommodation at Trident Hotel, seamless transportation, and curated culinary experiences — all spoke of the state's meticulous planning and boundless hospitality. The Tourism and Police Departments ensured fool-proof security throughout, while a highly efficient back-end team flawlessly managed food, logistics, cutlery, and protocols. Every detail reflected Telangana's unwavering commitment to excellence, grace, and global standards. The HITEX Exhibition Centre, transformed into a realm of haute couture and classical aesthetics, became the final stage of dreams and destiny. Amid global media attention and architectural brilliance, Telangana shone — not just as a host, but as a symbol of unity, beauty, and purpose. CM Revanth Reddy's dream wasn't just to host Miss World — it was to redefine Telangana's place on the world stage. Through this majestic endeavor, Telangana didn't just host the world — it became the world, radiating confidence, culture, and cosmopolitan grace. As the crown was gently placed upon Opal Suchata, it wasn't just a victory for one contestant — it was a triumph for Telangana, for India, and for a visionary Chief Minister whose unwavering resolve made the extraordinary possible. Economists may measure the event's impact in investment numbers and tourism booms — but its true legacy lies in the hearts it touched, the stories it created, and the global bonds it nurtured. The 72nd Miss World wasn't just a festival. It was a crowned triumph of vision, culture, and global unity — a memory etched in gold for generations to come. (The writer is Asst. Director, CPRO TO CM Team)
New Indian Express
31-05-2025
- Entertainment
- New Indian Express
Stage Set for the World: Hyderabad Set to Shine at Miss World Finale
As the 72nd Miss World grand finale approaches, anticipation is mounting. The event, set to be hosted at the Hitex Exhibition Centre in Hyderabad, promises grandeur, cultural richness, and dazzling spectacle. To get a glimpse of the behind-the-scenes preparations, CE spoke to Hafiz Khan, Co-founder and Managing Partner of Hubble Entertainment, who's playing a key role in the production. Tell us about the production preparations for the Miss World finale. We specialise in large-scale live events and have been doing this for a long time. I bring with me 22 years of experience. I started out as an intern with the Miss India event. The Miss World team appreciated our work, and since then, we've executed events globally. Here in Hyderabad, we've been working tirelessly since the Miss World festivities began on May 10. As the contestants started arriving, our preparations kicked into high gear. Everything we're creating is meant to leave a lasting impression. For the opening ceremony, even without a stage, we aimed to create something impactful by blending light and technology. We also wanted to showcase Telangana's culture to a global audience. The state government introduced us to many cultural elements we were unaware of, and we were truly blown away. From the Perini dance to the Lambadi performances, the dancers were incredibly skilled, and their energy transformed the entire atmosphere. For the finale, our goal is to elevate everything even further. We want to present something grand on a global platform, not just for the Miss World organisation, but as a tribute to the state and the country. We're blending entertainment with cultural storytelling, aiming for a show that is vibrant, diverse, and deeply rooted in the spirit of Telangana.
Hans India
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hans India
Hyderabad Shines as the 72nd Miss World Festival Kicks Off with Culture, Glamour, and a Global Message of Unity
Hyderabad came alive on May 10th as the curtain rose on the 72nd Miss World Festival with a spectacular inauguration ceremony at the Gachibowli Indoor Stadium. For the third time, India plays host to this iconic global event, marking Telangana's 1st... the state welcomed over 110 international contestants with a breathtaking showcase of its rich culture, tradition, and spirit of hospitality. The event began with a powerful message of 'Beauty with a Purpose,' the heart of the Miss World mission. The arena transformed into a living canvas of Telangana's heritage, as folk and tribal dance performances, including Perini, Kommu Koya, Lambada, and Oggu Dolu that dazzled the audience. This soulful cultural medley offered a vibrant and emotional welcome to participants from every corner of the world. Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy officially welcomed the global guests, while Julia Morley CBE, Chairman and CEO of Miss World Limited, declared the festival open with a note of celebration and purpose. 'We are thrilled to bring the Miss World Festival to Telangana, a place where tradition beautifully intertwines with innovation,' Morley said. 'This year's pageant reflects the spirit of world unity, peace, and cultural appreciation.' Adding to the emotional gravity of the moment, reigning Miss World Krystyna Pyszková spoke warmly about her journey and expressed gratitude to the host state. 'A heartfelt thank you to the government of Telangana for welcoming all the contestants with open hearts. I encourage all contestants to showcase the rich heritage of their countries and be the voices of their communities,' she said. In a moment that resonated deeply with both global and local audiences, Jayesh Ranjan, Full Additional Charge (FAC) as Special Chief Secretary of Telangana's Youth Advancement, Tourism, and Culture Department, said,'It is a historic day as the 72nd Miss World opens in Telangana. Today will be marked as a significant moment where a powerful message of peace is being conveyed to the world. I wish all the contestants to also become ambassadors of peace in their respective countries.' The evening reached a crescendo with a dazzling parade of nations, where each contestant introduced herself, proudly carrying her national flag. It was a living symbol of unity in diversity, a theme that runs through the heart of this month-long festival. Running from May 7 to May 31, the 72nd Miss World Festival promises an enriching journey for contestants and audiences alike. Key highlights include a spiritual visit to the sacred Buddhavanam at Nagarjunasagar on May 12, a heritage walk through Charminar and Laad Bazaar on May 13, and a royal welcome dinner at the majestic Chowmahalla Palace, paired with a live musical concert. The event is supported by Trident, the Official Hospitality Partner, ensuring world-class comfort for guests, and HITEX, the Venue Partner, offering top-tier facilities for the pageant's vibrant events. For those following the glamour and grace from afar, the 72nd Miss World Festival is being streamed exclusively on Sony LIV, with regular updates on the official website ( and Instagram (@missworld). With hearts full of pride and eyes set on the crown, Hyderabad has officially stepped onto the world stage and the world is watching.
New Indian Express
11-05-2025
- Entertainment
- New Indian Express
Miss World 2025 opens in Telangana with bridal gold and tribal soul
HYDERABAD: The grand opening of the 72nd Miss World pageant in Telangana was a dazzling spectacle of beauty, culture and global unity. Held in a state steeped in heritage, the event seamlessly blended international glamour with the rich traditions of Telangana. As the audience settled in, the atmosphere was charged with anticipation. The event began on a soulful note with 50 vocalists performing the state anthem Jaya Jaya He Telangana, followed by a vibrant Perini dance performance by 250 artists. Perini, meaning prerna (inspiration), set the tone for an evening that celebrated cultural pride and global beauty. A short promotional video on Telangana Tourism followed, showcasing the state's scenic and cultural wealth. Artist Ramakrishna then led a powerful Kommukoya folk dance that captivated the audience. Next, the highly anticipated Miss World continental parades began. Contestants from the Americas and the Caribbean were the first to take the stage, dressed in their national costumes, dancing in harmony to upbeat music. The celebration of global traditions continued with a spirited Gussadi tribal dance from Telangana, before contestants from Africa presented their countries' cultures with grace and colour. The Lambada dance added another layer of local vibrancy before contestants from Europe — 33 in all — graced the stage, representing their nations with elegance. An electrifying Oggu Dolu performance followed, filling the venue with rhythmic energy.
Hans India
11-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hans India
Miss World contest begins on a dazzling note
Hyderabad: The 72nd Miss World pageant got-off to a scintillating start here on Saturday with a glittering ceremony to welcome the 116 beautiful women, representing their countries, who will be vying with one another for the crème de la crème, the crown. Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy declared the 72nd Miss World Competition open in the presence of Miss World CEO Julia Morley and reigning Miss World Krystyna Piyszkova. The contestants with their moves enthralled the audience. The parade of the contestants with their respective national flags was an eye-catching experience. The highlight of the night was showcasing the rich culture, arts and traditions of Telangana with a mesmerising blend of culture and beauty to loud applause. The guests were welcomed with vibrant Kuchipudi, Bharatanatyam, Perini, and Kathak performances, accompanied by traditional drums and Mangala instruments. The beauty pageant commenced with the Telangana state song Jai Telangana, which was performed by a 50-member choir, composed of disciples of the celebrated singer and trainer Komanduri Ramachari. This rendition was a stunning start to the extravaganza that will keep Hyderabad in the global spotlight all through. Each contestant arrived on the stage with a Telangana art form. The audience was treated to a magnificent Perini dance performance, a classical dance form that has stood the test of time since the Kakatiya period. A remarkable ensemble of 250 female artists graced the stage. The artists performed in sync with the famed Perini Lasya tradition, under the direction of Perini Sandeep, with music composed by the renowned Phani Narayana. This ten-minute dance beautifully encapsulated themes of beauty, culture, and women's empowerment, with the performers creatively forming shapes of a star, a butterfly, and the Miss World logo throughout their routines. The contestants from Africa walked in their traditional attire after the Sri Ramakrishna group of Kommu Koya artists, a cornerstone of the Godavari basin in Bhadrachalam, took the stage first. Later, the unique Gond art from Adilabad was showcased by Katle Sridhar's group, flanked by other international beauties. Before the contestants from Europe entered, the rhythmic beats of Telangana's folk tradition were brought to life by the Ustad Bismillah Khan Yuva Puraskar group, while the colourful Banjara women, representing the tribal heritage of Telangana, performed under the guidance of Swapna. Next, the Oggudolu art form of Kurima community, emblematic of Telangana's rural life, was presented by Ch Ravi Kumar's group. The event culminated in a spectacular fusion of all these artistic expressions. The state government meticulously crafted these inaugural festivities to honour both beauty and culture. The final set of contestants were from Asia and Oceania. There were lusty cheers from the audience as Indian contestant Nandini Gupta entered on the ramp. All the contestants from 116 countries came in with their national flags. Speaking on the occasion, Special Chief Secretary of Tourism Jayesh Ranjan said that the contestants have conveyed a strong message of peace across the world. He called on the contestants to become ambassadors of peace. Sharing her experience, Krystyna Piyszkova said she had always felt that Telangana was like her home. She said that all the contestants could be the voice of their people.
