Udaipur
(Rajasthan)
[India],
January
5:
Udaipur
witnessed
an
evening
of
grace,
emotion,
and
powerful
storytelling
as
Nuke
Preworkout
presents
Marvelous
Mrs
India
Season
3
unfolded
on
16th
December.
More
than
a
pageant,
the
evening
stood
as
a
heartfelt
celebration
of
womanhood
–
where
dreams
were
honoured,
identities
reclaimed,
and
beauty
redefined
from
the
inside
out.
The
prestigious
crown
of
Nuke
Preworkout,
Marvelous
Mrs
India
Season
3,
was
won
by
Anjali
Gorang
Kothari,
whose
poise,
wisdom
and
life
experience
moved
both
the
audience
and
the
jury.
Diti
Thacker
was
announced
as
the
First
Runner-Up,
while
Dr
Suyesha
Khanijao
claimed
the
title
of
Second
Runner-Up,
each
embodying
strength,
authenticity
and
quiet
confidence.
In
another
title
category-
Marvelous
Ms
India
for
Unmarried
women
over
35,
Aditi
Agarwal
emerged
victorious,
with
Eesha
Agarwal
securing
the
First
Runner-Up
position
–
once
again
reinforcing
that
this
platform
celebrates
diversity
of
journeys,
not
a
singular
definition
of
beauty.
The
presence
of
distinguished
dignitaries
elevated
the
evening.
Mrs
Amrita
Fadnavis,
First
Lady
of
Maharashtra
and
wife
of
Hon’ble
Deputy
Chief
Minister
Mr
Devendra
Fadnavis,
graced
the
occasion
as
the
Chief
Guest,
lending
warmth
and
encouragement
to
the
participants.
Nivritti
Kumari
of
Mewar,
representing
a
lineage
of
grace
and
legacy,
attended
as
Guest
of
Honour,
adding
royal
elegance
to
the
night.
The
panel
of
judges
featured
celebrated
personalities:
Sangeeta
Bijlani,
a
Bollywood
actress
and
Winner
of
Mrs
UAE
World;
Taylor
Elizabeth
Peramond,
a
winner
of
Mrs
UAE
World;
and
industrialist
Dhruv
Somani,
who
brought
global
perspective,
empathy,
and
discernment
to
the
judging
process.
Hair
and
makeup
by
Mala
Motwani
of
Shine
&
Glow
and
Designer
Ashfaq
Ahmed
made
the
special
chabbis
look
their
gorgeous
best.
Founded
by
Dr
Aditi
Govitrikar,
with
support
from
Aarzoo
Govitrikar,
Marvelous
Mrs
India
is
built
on
a
philosophy
that
challenges
long-standing
stereotypes.
With
the
powerful
hashtag
#BeautyInsideOut,
the
pageant
boldly
declares
that
beauty
is
not
defined
by
height,
weight,
age,
skin
colour
or
language.
It
is
one
of
India’s
most
inclusive
platforms
–
welcoming
women
from
all
walks
of
life,
at
any
stage
of
their
journey.
“If
you
look
at
our
winners,
you
will
understand
our
belief,”
shares
Dr
Govitrikar.
“Sunita
Dia
is
a
practising
doctor,
Salona
Pati
proudly
embraces
her
curves,
and
Anjali
Gorang
Kothari
is
a
stunning
and
fit
58-year-old
woman.
This
is
what
real
beauty
looks
like
–
lived,
earned
and
owned.”
What
truly
sets
Marvelous
Mrs
India
apart
is
its
holistic
transformation
journey.
Participants
undergo
an
intense
and
nurturing
online
training
programme
that
spans
a
month,
culminating
in
immersive,
hands-on
grooming
at
the
finale.
Dr
Govitrikar
personally
mentors
every
contestant
through
one-on-one
sessions,
focusing
not
just
on
ramp
walk
and
presentation,
but
also
on
confidence,
emotional
healing,
mindset
shifts,
and
self-worth.
For
many
women,
this
platform
is
not
about
winning
a
crown
–
it
is
about
reclaiming
themselves.
As
the
curtains
closed
on
an
unforgettable
Season
3,
one
thing
was
clear:
Marvelous
Mrs
India
is
not
just
creating
queens
–
it
is
creating
empowered
women
who
walk
back
into
their
lives
taller,
braver
and
more
unapologetically
themselves.
The
journey
continues.
Marvelous
Mrs.
India
returns
in
September
2026,
and
registrations
are
already
open
–
inviting
women
everywhere
to
step
into
a
transformation
that
could
change
their
lives
forever.