




novemberRain wrote:She can be the next Miss World![]()










kancha wrote:As much as i love ..love ..love to see her win Miss World, lets not get to that conclusion too soon that she will win. We also have other strong candidates, among st whom i find Miss Israel to be very beautiful and others few to name.
Miss Nepal still needs so much grooming and transformation, only to get better.
Many People seem to like her fierce, exotic & strong facial feature and some people find it trannyish. I also find it a bit manly but in an attractive way. And I don't know why but I always find a wii bit of something awfully noticeable things in all of her photos availabe online. Maybe because of Photoshop thingy...i don't know.
Only picture i found about her online and looking at which i can proudly say.....Yyyeeessss thats that one ...She is our new Miss Nepal, is her bikini pictures( see image below) and all the images of her in Miss Nepal 2012 final event... she looked very natural , so honest and ridiculously graceful.
I hope the Hidden Treasure (organizer of MN) makes a right decision with her looks, training and other things needed.
Transform her in a way that we Nepali can be proud of
Transform and train her in a way that she wins or at least gets into top 5 in every prejudging round
Transform her in a way that Miss World organizers and Judges cannot let her go unseen
Transform her in a way that she has better stage presence in finals
and finally
Transform and train her in a way that she nails that final question and wears that truly deserving crown![]()
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Jon A wrote:See, I think that Shristi's challenge will be MENTAL and EMOTIONAL, not physical. Physically, she is beautiful enough, tall enough, slender enough, striking enough to make an impact. Is she beautiful enough to be guaranteed a top 15 spot based on her looks alone? No....with nearly 75 delegates YET to be selected, I consider ONLY Miss Ukraine a lock based on beauty alone. But Shristi, like many others, is definitely good looking and striking enough to make the cut. So the, the question becomes - can she navigate the fast tracks (yes, even if she doesn't win, she will do well - she is beautiful, an experienced model, has great stage presence) and most importantly, can she hold her nerve?
At Miss Nepal, she started to close up more and more as the contest progressed -- started off great, and then it was downhill from there, and at MW she will be surrounded by far more beautiful and confident women than at Miss Nepal. So her challenge will be to hold her nerve, and also, very importantly, be more natural - say what is truly on her mind, instead of resorting to some of the cliches that she slipped into during the Miss Nepal contest. If she does this, I believe she will do very well. If she doesn't, it will also be this failure (and NOT her looks) that cause her to miss the cut. In other words, she has to avoid the trap of stunners like Tabassum Shaon (Bangladesh 2001 - who half the girls thought would win) and Nadeeka Perreira (Sri Lanka 2005 - who GB even dubbed the Asian Sophia Lauren) - who just fell apart when it mattered.
I think she is by a long margin, the best Miss Nepal in years, I really want her to do well, and very importantly, I think she believes in her chances, and has the motivation...


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