Harnaaz Sandhu joins Sushmita Sen and Lara Dutta as the third Indian woman to win Miss Universe.

Harnaaz Sandhu, a professional actor, is the third Indian to wear the crown, which was last worn by Bollywood actress Lara Dutta in 2000.

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India has had a rehash of history, as Harnaaz Sandhu got back the pined for title of ‘Miss Universe’ later almost 21 years. She was delegated the 70th Miss Universe on Sunday by the past Miss Universe Andrea Meza of Mexico, at the Israeli Red Sea resort town of Eilat.
Sandhu, an entertainer by calling, is the third Indian to wear the crown later Bollywood entertainer Lara Dutta last wore it in 2000. Investigate the second when Dutta was pronounced champ.
Till date, India has had just three Miss Universe victors, an exhibition that began in the year 1952 wherein Finland’s Armi Kuusela (then, at that point, 17 years of age) won the main crown.
Lara Dutta was delegated on May 12, 2000, when she was just 22 years of age.
Harnaaz’s Instagram bio appropriately peruses, “Sparkle like the entire Universe is yours”. She had recently won Miss Diva Universe 2021 that moved her into the Miss Universe 2021 show.
The 21-year-old from Chandigarh is accepted to have begun displaying since early on, slowly advancing toward magnificence exhibitions and winning her first expo, Miss Chandigarh 2017. As indicated by her Miss Universe delegate bio, she draws motivation from her mom, who “broke ages of male controlled society to turn into a fruitful gynecologist and drove her family”.

She is propelled by entertainer and Miss World 2000 Priyanka Chopra and her collection of work.
The exhibition, held in the evening, included presentations of conventional, public ensembles, evening outfits and swimwear, alongside inquiries questions that tried contenders’ public talking abilities. The runner up was taken by Miss Paraguay Nadia Ferreira, trailed by Miss South Africa Lalela Mswane.

Then, at that point, in 1994 India left a mark on the world when 18-year-old Sushmita Sen became Miss Universe on May 21.

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