Mrs India Worldwide 2017 to make donation for visually-impaired kids

New Delhi [India], Jul 28 (ANI): The stage is set for Haute Monde Mrs India Worldwide 2017 competition that will acknowledge the courage, compassion and charisma of married women. Speaking at a press conference here, Bharat K. Bhramar, Founder and Chairman of Haut Monde India Group, revealed that 52 finalists will compete with each other to walk away with the title on August 5, 2017 at Kingdom of Dreams, Gurugram. An initiative by Shri Sai Entertainments Pvt Ltd, this international beauty pageant will make a donation for the visually-impaired children this year. Bhramar noted, "This Year Haut Monde Mrs India Worldwide is dedicated to the Rashtriya Blind School, Delhi and organisers will donate Rs seven lakh collected by the contestant to this school." He further said that all the finalists will go for a 7-day tour in Vietnam for grooming and photo sessions before the grand finale takes place. According to the pageant, it celebrates the inner beauty and talent as much as the physical appearance of any contestant and hence it will be instrumental in setting standards for evaluating and expressing the inner beauty of a global Indian woman. It is an effort to bring together the best talents of India and Indian residing overseas on a single platform. Talking about it, Bhramar said, "When the contestants come and stay with us for a week for their grooming, catwalk and choreography sessions, we get to know a lot of things about their life and why have they chosen the beauty pageant to climb the rope of success, building their confidence levels." "Many of them have had a bad marriage, or their children always look up to their father as their ideal man and not their mothers or they have been going through a hard time because of the bad behaviour of their in-laws or suffering from serious disease from a long time," he added. "The grooming sessions which are given to them by our expert groomers take classes on voice modulation, personality development, image building, dining etiquette, importance of their signatures, etc." Bhramar continued, "We as a brand, wish to promote the essence of motherhood and womanhood and make more and more women feel confident about themselves and make them aware that marriage and children does not mean a permanent end to a woman's colourful life or career. This is the 6th year and we are looking forward to the pageant." (ANI)