Watch: Sini Shetty, Miss India World 2022, Honors Aishwarya Rai Bachchan
Sini Shetty, the Femina Miss India World 2022 champion, will compete in the forthcoming Miss World 2024 competition as a representative of India. Sini showcased her skill in ancient Indian dance styles in a captivating dance video that she posted on her official social media accounts as part of the competition.
Model Sini Shetty paid homage to actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan by sharing a mesmerizing dance video on her official Instagram account. The video has Shetty showcasing her smooth steps on songs from the 1994 Miss World competition. Wearing a traditional outfit and gold jewelry, Miss India 2022 does a captivating Bharatnatyam performance to songs such as Nimbooda Nimbooda, Taal Se Taal Mila, Barso Re, and Kajra Re.
She wrote an emotional message about how much she loved the actress and how many people find inspiration in her. “A heartfelt homage to the legacy of Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, my performance tonight is a blend of Indian classical and Bollywood dance styles,” Sini stated. The dance routine that the model executed was designed and executed by Sandip Soparrkar. The video has received thousands of likes and more than 750,000 views on the site.
Commenters on the performance share their thoughts. “I see a future Bollywood superstar right here,” commented the first person. There is history to be made by this girl. “One of the most talented Miss India Queens,” said a different user. Exactly. She deserved to win this round, said a third user.
In 2022, Sini Shetty began her quest to become Miss World. She had previously won the title of Femina Miss India World 2022 while representing the state of Karnataka as Miss Karnataka. She is an accomplished Bharatnatyam dancer who studied with renowned classical dancer Radhakrishnan Padmini.
The 71st Miss World Pageant is set to take place on March 9 at the Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai, with Sini representing India. The highly anticipated event will return to India after a 28-year hiatus.
