Rhea Singha from Gujarat has been crowned Miss Universe India 2024 and will represent the country at the Miss Universe 2024 global pageant. The Miss Universe India 2024 grand finale took place on September 22 in Jaipur, Rajasthan.
Nineteen-year-old Rhea Singha from Gujarat triumphed over 51 finalists to win the Miss Universe India 2024 title. She will now go on to represent India at the Miss Universe 2024 pageant in Mexico this November.
Rhea Singha Biography
The model and aspiring entrepreneur describes herself as a fitness enthusiast who “chooses foods that are both healthy and compassionate.” According to Miss Universe India, Rhea serves as the Ambassador at Large for GLS University, where she is studying for her Bachelor of Performing Arts. Her initiative, “Work Ready with Rhea,” focuses on equipping young people with essential skills for the workforce.
After her victory, Rhea Singha expressed her gratitude, saying, “Today I won the title of Miss Universe India 2024. I am so thankful. I have done so much work to get to this level where I can consider myself worthy enough for this crown. I am so inspired by the previous winners”, as reported by ANI.
Miss Universe 2024 Winner
For the grand finale, Rhea Singha donned a pale pink, form-fitting gown adorned with silver accents along the neckline. Satin bows draped around her elbows added an element of drama and sophistication to her ensemble. Her look was finished with soft glam makeup, pink lips, voluminous loose waves, and a glowing smile.
Model and actor Urvashi Rautela, the Miss Universe India 2015 winner, served as a judge and expressed her hopes for India to win the Miss Universe crown this year. “The winners are incredible. They will represent our country exceptionally well at Miss Universe, and I am optimistic India will claim the crown again this year. All the contestants were hardworking, talented, and truly beautiful,” she told ANI in a media interview. At the Jaipur event, Pranjal Priya was named first runner-up, while Chhavi Verg took second runner-up.
