Femina Miss India 2008
67Parvathy Omankuttan was chosen Miss India World 2008 while Harshita Saxena was chosen Miss India Earth 2008 and Simran Kaur Mundi was crowned Femina Miss India Universe 2008 at a glittering contest held in Mumbai on Saturday.
Parvathy Omanakuttan
"I am the first Malayali to win a Miss India Contest," said a proud Parvathy Omanakuttan who was crowned Pantaloons Femina Miss India World 2008 at a glittering ceremony in Mumbai.
Simran Kaur Mundi
Simran Kaur Mundi, who won the PFMI Miss Universe 2008, said, "I was not even supposed to participate this year." The biotech graduate was working with a cinema chain in Mumbai when an unexpected audition changed her life. "I am feeling great right now," she said, ecstatic.
Harshita Saxena
According to Harshita Saxena who won the Miss India Earth Title -"It's a victory for Goa. I still can't believe it and am waiting to meet my friends and family," She abandoned a BBA Degree in Canada to pursue her Miss India dreams, carried away the PFMI Miss Earth title.
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Are you competing in a national level beauty contest? Have you ever wondered "what exactly can I do to improve my chances in a program with so many contestants vying for the same title?" Have you ever asked yourself "How can I stand out from the crowd? If so, you have come to the right place! The Tiara Beauty Contest Training Program is run by Pageant Coach Ritika Ramtri Kumar who has trained several Femina Miss India, Gladrags Megamodel, Haywards 5000 Mr India, Grasim Mr India, Gladrags Manhunt and Gladrags Megamodel winners. She is also the trainer of Miss Kerala 2008. We are here to help you follow YOUR DREAMS and be the BEST YOU possible in your upcoming competition!
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We coach pageant participants trying out for Miss India/ Mrs India/ Mr India/ Manhunt and Megamodel contests.
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Miss India 2010 Training, Pune, India Call 9823156193
Are you competing in a national level beauty contest? Have you ever wondered "what exactly can I do to improve my chances in a program with so many contestants vying for the same title?" Have you ever asked yourself "How can I stand out from the crowd? If so, you have come to the right place! The Tiara Beauty Contest Training Program is run by Pageant Coach Ritika Ramtri Kumar who has trained several Femina Miss India, Gladrags Megamodel, Haywards 5000 Mr India, Grasim Mr India, Gladrags Manhunt and Gladrags Megamodel winners. She is also the trainer of Miss Kerala 2008. We are here to help you follow YOUR DREAMS and be the BEST YOU possible in your upcoming competition!
Interview Technique and Preparation
Evening Gown Presentation
Public Speaking
Voice Modulation
Enunciation
Articulation
Diction
Movement
Modelling Technique
Body Language
Making a Positive First Impression
Wardrobe Analysis
Styled Wardrobe
Custom Wardrobe Design
Physical Appearance
Confidence Building
Mental Preparation
Goal-Setting and Overall Preparation Guidelines
Platform Development
Proper Attire
What to say in a 60 second interview
Leadership skills and what panels look for in contestants
Our Past Successes
· Sandip Soparrkar Grasim Mr. India Finalist 1997-1998 Young Turk 1999 Ballroom Dance Expert
· Gauhar Khan Miss India Earth 2003
· Amrita Thapar, Femina Miss India Universe 2005
· Jyotika Sirohi, Femina Miss India Finalist 2006
· Shilpa Keswani Femina Miss India Top 5 Finalist
· Zoha Tapia - Miss India Top 5 Finalist
· Manish Raj Singh, Haywards 5000 Mr. India World 2007 Finalist
· Punita Uppal Gladrags Megamodel 2008 Finalist
· Devyani Mandavgane, Miss Tourism Queen International 2008 Finalist
Zeenal Kamdar Gladrags Megamodel Finalist 2008, Winner of Most Photogenic
Raashi Malhotra Sleepwell Health and Nutrition Miss Body Beautiful 2008 and Ford Supermodel 2009 Finalist
Sonia Jain Miss India Intercontinental 2008
We coach pageant participants trying out for Miss India/ Mrs India/ Mr India/ Manhunt and Megamodel contests.
Batch Starts October 1st 2009
Last date for entries September 15th 2009
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Are you competing in a national level beauty contest? Have you ever wondered "what exactly can I do to improve my chances in a program with so many contestants vying for the same title?" Have you ever asked yourself "How can I stand out from the crowd? If so, you have come to the right place! The Tiara Beauty Contest Training Program is run by Pageant Coach Ritika Ramtri Kumar who has trained several Femina Miss India, Gladrags Megamodel, Haywards 5000 Mr India, Grasim Mr India, Gladrags Manhunt and Gladrags Megamodel winners. She is also the trainer of Miss Kerala 2008. We are here to help you follow YOUR DREAMS and be the BEST YOU possible in your upcoming competition!
Interview Technique and Preparation
Evening Gown Presentation
Public Speaking
Voice Modulation
Enunciation
Articulation
Diction
Movement
Modelling Technique
Body Language
Making a Positive First Impression
Wardrobe Analysis
Styled Wardrobe
Custom Wardrobe Design
Physical Appearance
Confidence Building
Mental Preparation
Goal-Setting and Overall Preparation Guidelines
Platform Development
Proper Attire
What to say in a 60 second interview
Leadership skills and what panels look for in contestants
Our Past Successes
· Sandip Soparrkar Grasim Mr. India Finalist 1997-1998 Young Turk 1999 Ballroom Dance Expert
· Gauhar Khan Miss India Earth 2003
· Amrita Thapar, Femina Miss India Universe 2005
· Jyotika Sirohi, Femina Miss India Finalist 2006
· Shilpa Keswani Pantaloons Femina Miss India Top 5 Finalist
· Zoha Tapia – Pantaloons Femina Miss India Top 5 Finalist
· Manish Raj Singh, Haywards 5000 Mr. India World 2007 Finalist
· Punita Uppal Gladrags Megamodel 2008 Finalist
· Devyani Mandavgane, Miss Tourism Queen International 2008 Finalist
Zeenal Kamdar Gladrags Megamodel Finalist 2008, Winner of Most Photogenic
Raashi Malhotra Sleepwell Health and Nutrition Miss Body Beautiful 2008
We coach pageant participants trying out for Miss India/ Mrs India/ Mr India/ Manhunt and Megamodel contests.
Classes: Monday-Saturday
Course Fee: Rs 15000
Hi Mrs. Ritika Ramtri Kumar,
I am a Bangalore based attorney and would like to improve my image with focus on my dress & looks [and, if possible, diction and enunciation]. The emphasis here is on some advance training, because I have been told that I carry myself very well and I know I am very articulate.
I have a couple of questions:
Do you provide training in Bangalore?
I am not looking at participating in any pagaent, but am interested in improving my physical appearence. I may not want to be one. but looking like one sure does not hurt, right? :-) I would like to know what it entails. Can you help? BTW, I am 28.
It would be great if you have some literature/ prospectus which you can share with me in this regard.
Thanks and have a great day!
Kalpana
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