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Miss World 2017
Date
18 November 2017
Presenters
Fernando Allende
Angela Chow
Megan Young
Frankie Cena
Barney Walsh
Steve Douglas
Entertainment
Kristian Kostov
Jeffrey Li
Celine Tam
Venue
Sanya City Arena, Sanya, China
Broadcaster
E!
Direct TV
Entrants
118
Placements
40
Debuts
Armenia
Laos
Senegal
Withdrawals
Antigua and Barbuda
Belarus
DR Congo
Costa Rica
Czech Republic
Guinea-Bissau
Haiti
Kyrgyzstan
Latvia
Malaysia
Puerto Rico
Sierra Leone
Saint Lucia
Uganda
US Virgin Islands
Returns
Angola
Bangladesh
Cameroon
Cape Verde
Ethiopia
Greece
Hong Kong
Liberia
Macau
Madagascar
Norway
Zambia
Zimbabwe
Winner
India – Manushi Chhillar
← 2016
2018 →
Miss World 2017 was the 67th edition of the Miss World pageant, held on 18 November 2017 at the Sanya City Arena in Sanya, China. 118 contestants from all over the world competed for the crown. Stephanie Del Valle of Puerto Rico crowned her successor Manushi Chhillar of India at the end of the event. She is the sixth Indian woman to win Miss World , tying India for the most title wins with Venezuela .
Contents
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1 Results
1.1 Placements
1.2 Continental Queens of Beauty
2 Background
3 Challenge Events
3.1 Sports
3.2 Top Model
3.3 Talent
3.4 Multimedia
3.5 People's Choice Award
3.6 Beauty With A Purpose
3.7 Head-to-Head Challenge
4 Contestants
5 Judges
6 Notes
6.1 Debuts
6.2 Returns
6.3 Designations
6.4 Replacements
6.5 Withdrawals
7 References
8 External links
Results[edit]
Placements[edit]
Final result
Contestant
Miss World 2017
India – Manushi Chhillar
1st Runner-Up
Mexico – Andrea Meza
2nd Runner-Up
England – Stephanie Hill
Top 5
France – Aurore Kichenin
Kenya – Magline Jeruto
Top 10
Indonesia – Achintya Holte Nilsen
Jamaica – Solange Sinclair
Korea – Ha-eun Kim
Russia – Polina Popova
South Africa – Adè van Heerden
Top 15
El Salvador – Fatima Cuellar
Japan – Haruka Yamashita
Macau – Cloe Lan Wan-Ling
Mongolia – Enkhjin Tseveendash §
Nigeria – Ugochi Ihezue
Top 40
Argentina – Avril Marco
Bangladesh – Jessia Islam
Botswana – Nicole Gaelebale
Brazil – Gabrielle Vilela
China – Guan Siyu
Colombia – Maria Daza
Croatia – Tea Mlinarić
Dominican Republic – Aletxa Mueses
Guatemala – Virginia Argueta
Italy – Conny Notarstefano
Kazakhstan – Gul'banu Azimkhan
Lebanon – Perla Helou
Liberia – Wokie Dolo
Malta – Michela Galea
Moldova – Ana Badaneu
Nepal – Nikita Chandak
New Zealand – Annie Evans
Peru – Pamela Sánchez
Philippines – Laura Lehmann
Poland – Magdalena Bieńkowska
Sweden – Hanna Haag
Ukraine – Polina Tkach
United States – Clarissa Bowers
Venezuela – Ana Carolina Ugarte
Vietnam – Đỗ Mỹ Linh
§ People's Choice winner
Continental Queens of Beauty[edit]
Continent
Contestant
Africa
Kenya – Magline Jeruto
Americas
Mexico – Andrea Meza
Asia
Korea – Ha-eun Kim
Caribbean
Jamaica – Solange Sinclair
Europe
England – Stephanie Hill
Oceania
New Zealand – Annie Evans
Background[edit]
Miss World emphasis on a new format, giving greater attraction on social media and interactivity.[1] This new format is called the Head-to-Head Challenge, which will select 20 out of the Top 40 contestants.[2][3]
Challenge Events[edit]
Sports[edit]
Miss Dominican Republic won the Sports challenge and became the first quarter-finalist of Miss World 2017.
Final result
Contestant
Winner
Dominican Republic – Aletxa Mueses
1st Runner-Up
Cook Islands – Alanna Smith
2nd Runner-Up
British Virgin Islands – Helina Hewlett
Blue Team
Mexico – Andrea Meza
New Zealand – Annie Evans
Northern Ireland – Anna Henry
Poland – Magdalena Bieńkowska
Scotland – Romy McCahill
Spain – Elisa Tulian
Venezuela – Ana Carolina Ugarte
Red Team
Argentina – Avril Marco
Bahamas – Geena Thompson
Guinea – Asmaou Diallo
Italy – Conny Notarstefano
Jamaica – Solange Sinclair
South Africa – Adè van Heerden
Yellow Team
Aruba – Anouk Eman
Bosnia and Herzegovina – Aida Karamehmedović
Kenya – Magline Jeruto
Mongolia – Enkhjin Tseveendash
Netherlands – Philisantha van Deuren
Romania – Mihaela Bosca
Singapore – Laanya Ezra Asogan
Top Model[edit]
Miss Nigeria won the Top Model Competition and became the second quarter-finalist of Miss World 2017.
Final result
Contestant
Winner
Nigeria – Ugochi Ihezue
1st Runner-Up
Thailand – Patlada Kulphakthanapat
2nd Runner-Up
Croatia – Tea Mlinarić
3rd Runner-Up
China – Guan Siyu
Top 30
Bosnia and Herzegovina – Aida Karamehmedović
Brazil – Gabrielle Vilela
Colombia – Maria Daza
Cote d'Ivoire – Mandjalia Gbané
Dominican Republic – Aletxa Mueses
El Salvador – Fatima Cuellar
France – Aurore Kichenin
Guadeloupe – Audrey Berville
Guinea – Asmaou Diallo
Honduras – Celia Monterrosa
India – Manushi Chhillar
Indonesia – Achintya Holte Nilsen
Israel – Rotem Rabi
Kenya – Magline Jeruto
Korea – Ha-eun Kim
Mexico – Andrea Meza
Mongolia – Enkhjin Tseveendash
Montenegro – Tea Babić
Nepal – Nikita Chandak
Panama – Julianne Brittón
Poland – Magdalena Bieńkowska
Russia – Polina Popova
Slovenia – Maja Zupan
Spain – Elisa Tulian
Ukraine – Polina Tkach
Venezuela – Ana Carolina Ugarte
Talent[edit]
Miss Malta won the Talent Competition and became the third quarter-finalist of Miss World 2017.
Final result
Contestant
Winner
Malta – Michela Galea
1st Runner-Up
Fiji – Nanise Rainima
2nd Runner-Up
Italy – Conny Notarstefano
3rd Runner-Up
England – Stephanie Hill
4th Runner-Up
Mexico – Andrea Meza
Top 20
Cameroon – Akomo Minkata
Cyprus – Helena Tselepi
Denmark – Amanda Petri
Guam – Destiny Cruz
Hungary – Virág Koroknyai
Indonesia – Achintya Holte Nilsen
Japan – Haruka Yamashita
Netherlands – Philisantha van Deuren
Northern Ireland – Anna Henry
Paraguay – Paola Oberladstatter
Scotland – Romy McCahill
Spain – Elisa Tulian
Turkey – Aslı Sümen
Trinidad and Tobago – Chandini Chanka
Ukraine – Polina Tkach
Multimedia[edit]
Final result
Contestant
Winner
Mongolia – Enkhjin Tseveendash
Top 9
India – Manushi Chhillar
Indonesia – Achintya Holte Nilsen
England – Stephanie Hill
Mexico – Andrea Meza
Nepal – Nikita Chandak
Thailand – Patlada Kulphakthanapat
Venezuela – Ana Carolina Ugarte
Vietnam – Đỗ Mỹ Linh
People's Choice Award[edit]
Final result
Contestant
Winner
Mongolia – Enkhjin Tseveendash
Top 10
Bangladesh – Jessia Islam
India – Manushi Chhillar
Lebanon – Perla Helou
Nepal – Nikita Chandak
Philippines – Laura Lehmann
Russia – Polina Popova
Thailand – Patlada Kulphakthanapat
Venezuela – Ana Carolina Ugarte
Vietnam – Đỗ Mỹ Linh
Beauty With A Purpose[edit]
Final result
Contestant
Winner
India – Manushi Chhillar
Philippines – Laura Lehmann
Vietnam – Đỗ Mỹ Linh
Indonesia – Achintya Holte Nilsen
South Africa – Adè van Heerden
Top 20
Australia – Esma Voloder
Brazil – Gabrielle Vilela
British Virgin Islands – Helina Hewlett
Cook Islands – Alanna Smith
England – Stephanie Hill
Fiji – Nanise Rainima
France – Aurore Kichenin
Mongolia – Enkhjin Tseveendash
Nepal – Nikita Chandak
New Zealand – Annie Evans
Russia – Polina Popova
Slovakia – Hanka Závodná
Tanzania – Julitha Kabete
Thailand – Patlada Kulphakthanapat
Zimbabwe – Chiedza Mhosva
Head-to-Head Challenge[edit]
Advanced to Top 40
Advanced to Top 40 via a challenge event other than Head-to-Head Challenge
Group
Country 1
Country 2
Country 3
Country 4
Country 5
Country 6
1 Angola Austria Bahamas Georgia Guadeloupe Italy
2 Albania Argentina Bolivia Cote d'Ivoire Israel Mauritius
3 Belgium Cameroon Chile Guinea Madagascar Nepal
4 Armenia Australia Egypt France Germany Jamaica
5 Colombia Cook Islands Curaçao Gibraltar Paraguay Portugal
6 Bangladesh Botswana Brazil Canada Ethiopia South Africa
7 Bosnia and Herzegovina Dominican Republic Guam Honduras Iceland Macau
8 Cyprus Kenya Ireland Mongolia Russia Singapore
9 Bulgaria Ecuador El Salvador Finland Greece India
10 Aruba Ghana Hungary Indonesia Laos Netherlands
11 China Denmark Equatorial Guinea Hong Kong Moldova Ukraine
12 Croatia England Fiji Guatemala Romania Senegal
13 Liberia Malta New Zealand Nigeria Slovakia Tunisia
14 Montenegro Poland Rwanda Seychelles Sweden Venezuela
15 Guyana Japan Peru Slovenia Tanzania Uruguay
16 Mexico Nicaragua Northern Ireland Norway Scotland Sri Lanka
17 Lesotho Myanmar Philippines Serbia Thailand Turkey
18 Belize South Sudan Spain Vietnam Wales Zimbabwe
19 Korea Lebanon Panama Trinidad and Tobago United States N/A
20 British Virgin Islands Cape Verde Cayman Islands Kazakhstan Zambia
Contestants[edit]
118 delegates competed in Miss World 2017:[4]
Country/Territory
Contestant
Age
Hometown
Continent
Albania Joana Grabolli 20 Berat Europe
Angola Judelsia Bache 22 Luanda Africa
Argentina Avril Marco 20 Santiago del Estero America
Armenia Lili Sargsyan 18 Yerevan Europe
Aruba Anouk Eman 25 Oranjestad America
Australia Esma Voloder 25 Melbourne Oceania
Austria Sarah Chvala 22 Vienna Europe
Bahamas Geena Thompson 24 Nassau America
Bangladesh Jessia Islam 20 Dhaka Asia
Belgium Romanie Schotte 20 Bruges Europe
Belize Renae Martinez[5] 20 Belmopan America
Bolivia Jasmin Pinto 20 Buena Vista America
Bosnia and Herzegovina Aida Karamehmedović 24 Trebinje Europe
Botswana Nicole Gaelebale 24 Mahalapye Africa
Brazil Gabrielle Vilela 25 Angra dos Reis America
British Virgin Islands Helina Hewlett 25 Tortola America
Bulgaria Veronika Stefanova 25 Sofia Europe
Cameroon Akomo Minkata 23 Yaoundé Africa
Canada Cynthia Menard 17 Ottawa America
Cape Verde Cristilene Pimienta 21 São Vicente Africa
Cayman Islands Kristin Amaya 25 George Town America
Chile Victoria Stein 22 Puerto Montt America
China Guan Siyu 23 Xiamen Asia
Colombia Maria Daza 21 Riohacha America
Cook Islands Alanna Smith 25 Avarua Oceania
Cote d'Ivoire Mandjalia Gbané 21 Bondoukou Africa
Croatia Tea Mlinarić 18 Senj Europe
Curaçao Vanity Girigori 21 Willemstad America
Cyprus Helena Tselepi 22 Limassol Europe
Denmark Amanda Petri 20 Copenhagen Europe
Dominican Republic Aletxa Mueses 22 San José de las Matas America
Ecuador Romina Zeballos 25 Guayaquil America
Egypt Farah Shaaban 19 Cairo Africa
El Salvador Fatima Cuellar 20 San Salvador America
England Stephanie Hill 22 London Europe
Equatorial Guinea Catalina Mangue Ondo 18 Mongomo Africa
Ethiopia Kisanet Molla 22 Addis Ababa Africa
Fiji Nanise Rainima 25 Suva Oceania
Finland Adriana Gerxhalija 22 Turku Europe
France Aurore Kichenin 22 Jacou Europe
Georgia Keti Shekelashvili 23 Kareli Europe
Germany Dalila Jabri 20 Hamm Europe
Ghana Afua Asieduwaa Akrofi 20 Accra Africa
Gibraltar Jodie Garcia 22 Gibraltar Europe
Greece Maria Psilou 20 Aigio Europe
Guadeloupe Audrey Berville 20 Basse-Terre America
Guam Destiny Cruz 20 Hagåtña Oceania
Guatemala Virginia Argueta 23 Jutiapa America
Guinea Asmaou Diallo 24 Conakry Africa
Guyana Vena Mookram 19 Georgetown America
Honduras Celia Monterrosa 22 Santa Bárbara America
Hong Kong Emily Wong 23 Hong Kong Asia
Hungary Virág Koroknyai 20 Budapest Europe
Iceland Ólafía Ósk Finnsdóttir 19 Reykjavík Europe
India Manushi Chhillar 20 Haryana Asia
Indonesia Achintya Holte Nilsen 18 Bali Asia
Ireland Lauren McDonagh 18 Donegal Europe
Israel Rotem Rabi 21 Tel Aviv Asia
Italy Conny Notarstefano 21 Lucera Europe
Jamaica Solange Sinclair 24 Kingston America
Japan Haruka Yamashita 22 Tokyo Asia
Kazakhstan Gul'banu Azimkhan 18 Kyzylorda Europe
Kenya Magline Jeruto 24 Nairobi Africa
Korea Ha-eun Kim 25 Seoul Asia&Oceania
Laos Tonkham Phonchanhueang 20 Vientiane Asia
Lebanon Perla Helou 22 Beirut Asia
Lesotho Mpoi Ma'hao 19 Maseru Africa
Liberia Wokie Dolo 25 Monrovia Africa
Macau Cloe Lan Wan-Ling 25 Macau Asia
Madagascar Felana Tirindraza 22 Nosy Be Africa
Malta Michela Galea 25 Valletta Europe
Mauritius Bessika Bucktawor 21 Triolet Africa
Mexico Andrea Meza 23 Chihuahua City America
Moldova Ana Badaneu 20 Chișinău Europe
Mongolia Enkhjin Tseveendash 24 Ulaanbaatar Asia
Montenegro Tea Babić 19 Podgorica Europe
Myanmar Ei Kyawt Khaing 19 Naypyidaw Asia
Nepal Nikita Chandak 21 Urlabari Asia
Netherlands Philisantha van Deuren 21 Almere Europe
New Zealand Annie Evans 19 Auckland Oceania
Nicaragua America Monserrath 18 Rivas America
Nigeria Ugochi Ihezue 20 Birnin Kebbi Africa
Northern Ireland Anna Henry 22 Belfast Europe
Norway Celine Herregården 19 Drammen Europe
Panama Julianne Brittón 22 Panama City America
Paraguay Paola Oberladstatter 24 Ciudad del Este America
Peru Pamela Sánchez 22 Chachapoyas America
Philippines Laura Lehmann 23 Makati Asia
Poland Magdalena Bieńkowska 24 Warsaw Europe
Portugal Filipa Barroso 21 Setúbal Europe
Romania Mihaela Bosca 26 Baia Mare Europe
Russia Polina Popova 22 Yekaterinburg Europe
Rwanda Elsa Iradukunda 19 Kigali Africa
Scotland Romy McCahill 23 Milngavie Europe
Senegal Nar Codou Diouf 20 Dakar Africa
Serbia Anđelija Rogić 22 Užice Europe
Seychelles Hilary Joubert 23 Victoria Africa
Singapore Laanya Ezra Asogan 21 Singapore Asia
Slovakia Hanka Závodná 21 Bratislava Europe
Slovenia Maja Zupan 18 Britof Europe
South Africa Adè van Heerden 26 Herolds Bay Africa
South Sudan Arual Longar 20 Juba Africa
Spain Elisa Tulian 21 Majorca Europe
Sri Lanka Dusheni Silva 24 Colombo Asia
Sweden Hanna Haag 20 Gävle Europe
Tanzania Julitha Kabete 21 Dar es Salaam Africa
Thailand Patlada Kulphakthanapat 25 Bangkok Asia
Trinidad and Tobago Chandini Chanka 23 Port of Spain America
Tunisia Emna Abdelhedi 22 Sfax Africa
Turkey Aslı Sümen 23 Mersin Europe
Ukraine Polina Tkach 18 Kiev Europe
United States Clarissa Bowers 20 Miami America
Uruguay Melina Carballo 21 Montevideo America
Venezuela Ana Carolina Ugarte 25 Maturín America
Vietnam Đỗ Mỹ Linh 21 Hanoi Asia
Wales Hannah Williams 23 Cardiff Europe
Zambia Mary Chibula 22 Mongu Africa
Zimbabwe Chiedza Mhosva 22 Harare Africa
Judges[edit]
The judges panel for Miss World 2017 were:
Julia Morley – Chairman of the Miss World Pageant Organization
Mike Dixon – Musical Director
Donna Walsh – Professional dancer and director
Andrew Minarik – Head of the team for Miss World Hair & Beauty
Arnold Vegafria – Filipino talent manager and current national director of Miss World Philippines
Zhang Zilin – Miss World 2007 from China
Yu Wenxia – Miss World 2012 from China
Rohit Khandelwal – Mister World 2016 from India
Notes[edit]
Debuts[edit]
Armenia
Laos
Senegal
Returns[edit]
Last competed in 2001
Bangladesh
Madagascar
Last competed in 2010
Cape Verde
Last competed in 2011
Liberia
Last competed in 2012
Macau
Last competed in 2013
Angola
Last competed in 2014
Greece
Hong Kong
Last competed in 2015
Cameroon
Ethiopia
Norway
Zambia
Zimbabwe
Designations[edit]
Aruba – Anouk Eman was appointed Miss Aruba World 2017 at private ceremony after being selected at a casting call organised by Star Promotion Foundation, the franchise holder for Miss World in Aruba.
Belize - Renae Martinez was appointed to represent Belize at Miss World 2017 after a casting call was organised by Michael Arnold, national director of Miss World Belize pageant.
Dominican Republic – Aletxa Mueses was crowned Miss Mundo Dominicana 2017 at simple ceremony after being selected at a casting call organised by Diany Mota, the national director of Miss Mundo Dominicana pageant after this years edition was not held due to lack of sponsorship.
El Salvador - Fatima Molina was appointed to represent El Salvador at Miss World 2017 at a closed door casting call organized by Telecorporación Salvadoreña, the franchise holder for Miss World in El Salvador.
Ethiopia – Kisanet Molla was selected Miss World Ethiopia 2017 at a casting call organised by Genet Tsegay, the national director of Miss World Ethiopia pageant.
Georgia – Keti Shekelashvili was appointed to represent Georgia at Miss World 2017 pageant by IC Model Management, the franchise holder for Miss World in Georgia after the national pageant was not held due to undisclosed reasons. Shekelashvili was the 4 th runner-up at the Miss Georgia 2015 pageant.
Ghana – Afua Asieduwaa Akrofi was chosen to represent Ghana at Miss World 2017 by Inna Mariam Patty, the national director of Miss Ghana pageant after she decided to send Margaret Derry Mwintuur, Miss Ghana 2017 to Miss World 2018 pageant as the 2017 edition of the national pageant was be held in early October leaving no time to prepare the new winner for the Miss World pageant. Akrofi was the 1st runner-up at the Miss Ghana 2015 pageant.
Hong Kong - Emily Wong was appointed to represent Hong Kong at Miss World 2017 by TVB group, after they reacquired the franchise for Miss World in Hong Kong. Wong was the 2nd runner-up at the Miss Hong Kong 2017 pageant.
Macau - Wan Ling Lan was chosen to compete at Miss World at 2017 at a casting call. She was also a Macau’s representative at Miss Grand International 2015.
Poland – Magdalena Bieńkowska, Miss Polski 2015 was appointed to compete at Miss World 2017 after Lech Daniłowicz, the national director of Miss Polski pageant was appointed the new license holder for Miss World in Poland. Previously Elzbieta Wierzbicka held the franchise for Miss World in Poland[6]
Romania - Mihaela Bosca was appointed Miss World Romania 2017 by Ernest Hadrian Böhm, the national director of Miss World Romania pageant after a casting call was organized by ExclusivEvent Agency, the franchise holder for Miss World in Romania.
Tanzania – Julitha Kabete was chosen to represent Tanzania at Miss World 2017 after a casting call was organised by Hashim Lundenga, the national director of Miss Tanzania pageant as the 2017 edition of the pageant was not held due to lack of sponsorship. Kabete competed at Miss Tanzania 2016 pageant and was among the Top 5.
Thailand: Patlada Kulphakthanapat was appointed as Miss Thailand World 2017 by Supol Wichianchai, the President of Miss Thailand World Organiztation after the 2017 edition of the pageant was cancelled as a mark of respect on account of the death of the Thai Monarch, King Bhumibol Adulyadej. Kulphakthanapat was the 1st runner-up at the Miss Thailand World 2016 pageant.
Uruguay: Melina Carballo was appointed to compete at Miss World 2017 by Antonio Vergara Olmos, the national director of Nuestra Belleza Uruguay pageant after the national pageant was not held due to lack of sponsorship. Carballo competed at Nuestra Belleza Uruguay 2016 and was crowned Miss Grand Uruguay 2016.
Venezuela: Ana Carolina Ugarte was appointed Miss Venezuela Mundo 2017 by Osmel Sousa, the national director of Miss Venezuela pageant after Miss Venezuela Mundo pageant was not held for the second consecutive year due to lack of sponsorship and financial crisis in the country. Ugarte represented the state of Monagas at Miss Venezuela 2013 pageant.
Vietnam – Đỗ Mỹ Linh was appointed Miss World Vietnam 2017 by Elite Models Vietnam, the franchise holders for Miss World in Vietnam after the Miss World Vietnam pageant was not held for undisclosed reason. Linh was crowned Miss Vietnam 2016.
Replacements[edit]
Bangladesh – Jessia Islam was crowned Miss World Bangladesh 2017 by Antar Showbiz and Omicon Entertainment, the franchise holders for Miss World in Bangladesh after Jannatul Nayeem Avril, the original winner was dethroned for being married before entering the pageant. Islam was the 1st runner-up at the Miss World Bangladesh 2017 pageant.
British Virgin Islands – Helina Hewlett was appointed Miss World British Virgin Islands 2017 by Damion Grange, the national director of Miss World British Virgin Islands pageant as a replacement to Khephra Sylvester, Miss British Virgin Islands 2017 who would compete only at Miss Universe 2017 due to the conflicting dates of the two international pageants. Sylvester would have competed at both the pageants otherwise. Hewlett was the 1st runner-up at the Miss British Virgin Islands 2017 pageant.[7]
Cameroon – Michèle Ange Minkata was appointed to compete at Miss World 2017 pageant by Solange Ingrid, the national director of Miss Cameroon pageant after Julie Nguimfack, Miss Cameroon 2016 was dethroned on grounds of indiscipline. Nguimfack was denied visa by the US embassy to participate at the last year’s event and was supposed to compete at Miss World 2017. Minkata was the 4th runner-up at the Miss Cameroon 2016 pageant.[8]
Cayman Islands – Kristin Amaya was appointed to represent Cayman Islands at Miss World 2017 by Derri Dacres-Lee, the national director of Miss Cayman Islands pageant as a replacement to Anika Conolly, Miss Cayman Islands 2017 who had to withdraw from Miss World 2017 pageant as she didn't meet the minimum age requirement. Amaya was the 1st runner-up at the Miss Cayman Islands 2017 pageant.
France - Aurore Kichenin was appointed Miss World France 2017 by Sylvie Tellier, the national director of Miss France pageant, as a replacement to Alicia Aylies, Miss France 2017 who will only compete at Miss Universe 2017 pageant. Kichenin represented the region of Languedoc-Roussillon at Miss France 2017 and was the 1st runner-up at the pageant.
Greece – Theodora Soukia, Miss Hellas 2017 was replaced by Maria Psilou, Star Hellas 2017 for undisclosed reasons. Psilou was crowned Star Hellas 2017 at a private casting call organised by Vassilis Prevelakis, the national director of Star Hellas pageant.[9]
Guatemala – Virginia Argueta was appointed to compete at Miss World 2017 by Javier Miranda, the national director of Miss Guatemala Mundo pageant as a replacement to Lisbeth Gómez who was earlier appointed to represent Guatemala at Miss World 2017 but resigned due to personal reasons. Gómez was chosen to compete at Miss World pageant so as to allow more preparation time for Elizabeth Gramajo, the new winner of Miss Guatemala Mundo 2017-18 pageant who would be sent to Miss World 2018. Argueta was crowned Miss Universe Guatemala 2016.
Madagascar – Felana Tirindraza was appointed to compete at Miss World 2017 by Comité Miss Madagascar, the organizers of Miss Madagascar pageant after Njara Windye Harris, the original winner chose to compete at Miss University Africa 2017 contest. Tirindraza was crowned the 1st runner-up at the Miss Madagascar 2017 pageant.[10]
South Africa: Adé van Herdeen was appointed Miss World South Africa 2017,by Melinda Bam, the national director of the Miss South Africa pageant, as a replacement to Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters, Miss South Africa 2017 after Nel-Peters chose to compete at Miss Universe 2017 due to conflicting schedules of the two pageants. van Herdeen was crowned the 1st runner-up at the Miss South Africa 2017 pageant.
Turkey – Itır Esen, Miss Turkey World 2017 was replaced by Aslı Sümen, Miss Turkey Universe 2017 by Can Sandikcioglu, the national director of Miss Turkey pageant after Esen was dethroned just hours after her crowning over an unacceptable tweet about the attempted Turkish coup of 2016[11]
Zambia – Mary Chibula was appointed to compete at Miss World 2017 by Platinum Events Productions Africa, the franchise holder for Miss World in Zambia after the original winner Louisa Josephs Chingangu was dethroned and Mwangala Ikacana, the 1st runner-up could not compete due to personal reasons. Chibula was crowned the 2nd runner-up at the Miss Zambia 2016 pageant
Withdrawals[edit]
Antigua and Barbuda – No delegate was appointed due to lack of funding and sponsorship.
Belarus – With the Miss Belarus pageant being held bi-annually, the organizers initially appointed the first runner-up Ekaterina Savchuk to represent her country in this year's Miss World, but she eventually withdrew for personal reasons, thus removing her from the official list of contestants.
DR Congo – No delegate was appointed due to lack of funding and sponsorship.
Costa Rica – No delegate was appointed due to lack of funding and sponsorship.
Czech Republic – Češka Miss decided to send the nation's delegates to Miss Universe, Miss Earth, and Miss Supranational this year, as the organization relinquished its Miss World license to the new franchise holder, which would be announced at a later date.
Guinea Bissau – Laila Da Costa was chosen as national representative for the event, however she could not attend when her entry visa was denied by the Chinese government.
Haiti – No delegate was appointed due to lack of funding and sponsorship.
Kyrgyzstan – Begimay Karybekova was chosen as national representative for the event, however she could not attend when her entry visa was denied by the Chinese government.
Latvia – Miss Latvia 2017 pageant was cancelled due to internal problems with the organization and lack of sponsorship.
Malaysia – No delegate was appointed, due to internal problems with the organization and lack of sponsorship, following the resignation of the pageant's licensee and national director.
Puerto Rico - No delegate is going to be send this year because of the hurricanes that affected the island.[12]
Sierra Leone – No delegate was appointed due to lack of funding and sponsorship.
St. Lucia – No delegate was appointed due to lack of funding and sponsorship.
Uganda – No delegate was appointed due to lack of funding and sponsorship.
US Virgin Islands – No delegate was appointed due to lack of funding and sponsorship.
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Esma Voloder
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Ek Hazaaron Mein Meri Behna Hai
Genre
Indian soap opera
Drama
Romance
Created by
Cinevistaas Limited
Directed by
Santram Verma
Kaushik Ghatak
Vikram Labhe
Ajit Kumar
Rahul Agarwal
Noel Smith
Creative director(s)
Pinky Shah
Ameeta Devadiga
Pritish Das
Starring
See Below
Opening theme
Ek Hazaaron Mein Meri Behna Hai By Shreya Ghoshal
Country of origin
India
Original language(s)
Hindi
No. of seasons
1
No. of episodes
515
Production
Producer(s)
Prem Kishan
Sunil Mehta
Location(s)
Rishikesh
Chandigarh
Mumbai
Cinematography
Mahesh Talkad
Sanjay Malwankar
Danny
Editor(s)
Nirmala John
Running time
Approx. 21 minutes
Release
Original network
Star Plus
Picture format
576i (SDTV)
HDTV 1080i
Original release
3 October 2011 – 13 September 2013
Ek Hazaaron Mein Meri Behna Hai (English: My Sister is One in a Thousand) is a daily Indian soap opera that aired on STAR Plus from 3 October 2011 to 13 September 2013, when it got replaced by the mythological series Mahabharat. It is loosely based on Jane Austen's novel Sense & Sensibility.
The show was very popular amongst the viewers and was dubbed into even regional languages Telugu as Chigurakulalo Chilakamma on Star Maa and in Tamil as Deivam thandha en thangai on Star Vijay and has been popular due to the intense storyline. The show starred Krystle D'Souza, Karan Tacker, Nia Sharma and Kushal Tandon.
Contents
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1 Plot Summary
2 Casting, production and distribution
3 Cast
3.1 Main cast
3.2 Recurring cast
3.3 Guest stars
4 Awards and nominations
5 References
6 External links
Plot Summary[edit]
Jeevika Chaudhary (Krystle D'Souza) and Maanvi Chaudhary (Nia Sharma) are two orphan sisters living in Rishikesh with their great grandmother, grandmother, uncle, aunt and cousin while Viren Singh Vadhera (Karan Tacker) and Viraat Singh Vadhera (Kushal Tandon) are two brothers hailing from an elite family of lawyers in Chandigarh.
The two sisters are inseparable though their outlook towards life is totally different. Maanvi loves and respects Jeevika as though she's her mother. A marriage proposal comes for Jeevika. Viren and Jeevika like each other at first sight while Viraat and Maanvi are at odds with each other. Jeevika and Viren's wedding is fixed and the preparations start, by then a misunderstanding crops up as Viren gets to know Jeevika likes Dr. Mannan. He thinks of calling-off his wedding with Jeevika. But fact is Jeevika likes Viren and upon knowing this, Viraat and Maanvi helps the couple meet and confess love for each other. Following this, Viren and Jeevika gets married and they leave for Chandigarh. The couple live in happiness but the Sisters miss each other very much. Viren brings Maanvi to Chandigarh to cheer up Jeevika on her Birthday. During her stay, Maanvi gets to know Inder Vadhera (Viren&Viraat's uncle) is also a worthy Lawyer but diffident, so she supports him to be active and gain his own Identity but the family unsure of his abilities accuses Maanvi for interference and even sends her to Rishikesh. Viraat criticises his aunt Swamini for insulting Maanvi, whom he considers as a friend, for no fault of hers. Inder follows Maanvi's advise, takes up the case and later wins it too, thus Maanvi gets vindicated. Vadhera family realizes it's mistake, apologises to Maanvi and invites her to visit Chandigarh. During Maanvi's stay in Chandigarh, Viraat starts falling for her but his Ex Girlfriend Maya reappears much to his chagrin. As Swamini dislikes Maanvi she promotes Maya and even cajoles Maanvi to play cupid between the two. Maanvi readily agrees to help Maya impress Viraat. Thus Viraat and Maya come together. By then Maanvi comes to know she has blood cancer and returns to Rishikesh. Viren doubts Maya' intentions and alerts Viraat to test Maya. Viraat follows his advise and is shocked to know Maya is only after his money, status and not love. Thus Viraat feels cheated by her again and breaksup with her.
Viren helps Viraat to recover and soon Virat realises Maanvi is his truelove, goes to Rishikesh to propose her. He will not be able to express his feelings for Maanvi as series of events happen, one in which Jeevika gets grievously injured, need blood and only Maanvi can save her as both sisters have same rare blood group but Maanvi refuses to donate blood to her sister. This surprises everyone and Viren berates Maanvi for her 'selfish' attitude, upon insistence she reveals of her ailment to Viraat on the condition that he wouldn't reveal to Jeevika and Viren. Viraat is heart broken but determined to help Maanvi in her treatment. Later, Vadhera family too gets to know about Maanvi, helps her get treatment in Mumbai. Viraat and Jeevika accompany her. Viraat comforts Maanvi during her treatment, love for Viraat blossoms in Maanvi too but decides not to express due to her unpredictable life. Turn of events makes Viraat declare to Vadhera family of his love for Maanvi openly but they disapprove. Maanvi, unaware of Viraat' feelings for her until then, feels embarrassed in front of the family and returns to Rishikesh. When Viraat comes to know Maanvi too loves him, he landsup in Rishikesh to make her confess her love. Soon Maanvi confess her love to Viraat, so too Vadhera family approves their love. Two Families meet to celebrate Viraat-Maanvi's Roca and Engagement. Later, Maanvi's health deteriotes and Doctors declare only bone marrow transplant can save her. Jeevika who by then is Pregnant decides to abort her baby to save Maanvi, as she is her only perfect bone marrow match. A fight breaksup between sisters as Maanvi rejects Jeevika's plan to abort child inorder to save her. Jeevika feigns truce but actually becomes secret donor of bone marrow to Maanvi. Thus Jeevika's sacrifice saves Maanvi. Maanvi gets operated successfully and soon, Viraat and Maanvi gets married.
Vadhera family welcomes new "Bahu" Maanvi. Karan who claims to be Swamini's estranged son enters the family. Vadheras are happy but Karan has ill intentions to ruin them. Maanvi comes to know Karan's 'mission' and alerts the family but they snub her. Viraat, Maanvi participates in Singing competition show, Sur-Sartaaz of India, here too Karan spreads false news of Viraat-Maanvi divorce. This leads to almost their separation but the duo save their marriage by opting out of the show in the finale. Karan defends his actions while Swamini blames Maanvi of targeting her 'innocent' son. Later, Jeevika too learns about Karan, trails him to his Bunglow to counter him. Maanvi too joins her, Karan misbehaves with Jeevika and try to strangulate Maanvi and in the melee Jeevika shoots him in self-defence. Viraat arrives on the scene and takes the blame on himself to save Jeevika and gets imprisonment. Swamini, miserable in her son's death accuses Viraat as Jeevika is under Maanvi's promise not to reveal truth. However out of guilt she confides to Viren. In the court Viren saves both Jeevika and Viraat from punishment as new investigations reveal the real killer is Jaiswal, Viren's long time foe. Thus Jaiswal is found guilty and imprisoned. Vadhera family feels relieved.
Viraat restarts his music career but a terrible fight breaks between the brothers when Viraat comes to know Viren helped him get the music album contract. Thus in rage, Viraat decides to leave the home and distraught Maanvi follows him. Vadheras stays in gloom as Viraat and Maanvi struggles initially to earn a decent living. Nevertheless, the couple withstand and support each other to face the challenge and soon Viraat wins music album contract on his own and thus returns to the family home. Vadhera family welcomes them andin joy with news of Maanvi's pregnancy. At the same time they come to know Jeevika can no longer become pregnant. Later, Jeevika and Viren opts for surrogacy to get their child and "Vidhi" enters the family as surrogate mother.
Jeevika and Maanvi's father, who left them in their childhood, appears one day. Maanvi, though shocked, very happy to find that her father is alive. But Jeevika's anger towards father surprises Maanvi. She questions, gets shocked to learn her own father was the reason of her mother's death i.e., she commits suicide after learning her husband cheated on her. evertheless, Maanvi believes that her father should be forgiven as he realized his mistakes and should be given another chance. Initially Jeevika is rude to her father but forgives him when she knows that he is very ill. They reconcile. Show takes 3 months leap. Maanvi and VIdhi goes into labour, deliver girl babies. In the last episode, naming ceremony of the babies where Viren and Jeevika name their daughter, Maansi while Viraat and Maanvi name their daughter, Jhanvi. During the celebrations, Jeevika comes to know that she's pregnant. Vadhera and Chaudhary families live happily ever after.
Casting, production and distribution[edit]
The show is produced and directed by Siddharth Malohtra of Cinevistaas Limited. Krystle D'Souza was cast to play Jeevika Chaudhary along with Nia Sharma as Maanvi Chaudhary.[1] Karan Tacker and Kushal Tandon both were finalised to play the main male leads.[2] Abhinav Shukla was roped to play the 3rd main lead opposite Krystle. Other supporting cast included Seema Kapoor, Anju Mahendru, Manasvi Vyas, Anupam Bhattacharya, Divyajyotee Sharma, Gaurav Kumar, Deep Dhillon and Tarla Joshi were other supporting roles. Seema played a strict women and the main antagonist but later her character turned positive.[3]
Cast[edit]
Main cast[edit]
Actor/Actress
Role
Notes
Timeline
Krystle D'Souza Jeevika Viren Singh Vadhera née Chaudhary Manvi's elder sister, Viren's wife 2011-13
Nia Sharma Manvi Virat Singh Vadhera née Chaudhary Jeevika's younger sister, Virat's wife 2011–13
Karan Tacker Viren Singh Vadhera Virat's elder brother and Jeevika's husband 2011–13
Kushal Tandon Virat Singh Vadhera Viren's younger brother and Manvi's husband 2011–13
Recurring cast[edit]
Actor/Actress
Role
Notes
Timeline
Seema Kapoor Swamini Vadhera Viren and Virat's Aunt 2011–13
Indu Verma Vanshika Singh Vadhera Viren and Virat's mother 2011–13
Deep Dhillon Vijay Singh Vadhera Viren and Virat's Grandfather 2011–13
Anupam Bhattacharya Inder Singh Vadhera Viren and Virat's uncle; Kadambari’s husband 2011–13
Manasvi Vyas Kadambari Inder Singh Vadhera Viren and Virat's aunt; Inder’s wife 2011–13
Nikunj Pandey Shlok Singh Vadhera Inder and Kadambari's son 2011–13
Anju Mahendru Beeji Manvi and Jeevika's grandmother 2011–13
Tarla Joshi Badi Beeji Jeevika and Manvi's great grandmother 2011–13
Mohit Chauhan Madan Chaudhary Jeevika and Manvi's uncle 2011–13
Divyajyotee Sharma Pinky Madan Chaudhary Jeevika and Manvi's aunt; Madan’s wife 2011–13
Imran Khan Mahesh Chaudhary Jeevika and Manvi's father 2013
Gaurav Kumar Dabindar Singh Chaudhary (Dabbu) Jeevika and Manvi's brother; Madan and Pinky’s son; Sweety’s husband 2011–13
Lavina Tandon Sweety Dabindar Singh Chaudhary Dabbu's wife 2013
Abhinav Shukla Dr. Manan Chaudhary’s family doctor 2011–12
Sehban Azim Karan Shekhawat Swamini's son – (dead) 2012–13
Nikunj Malik Maya Virat's ex-lover 2012
Abir Goswami Rajiv Talwar 2012
Apurva Agnihotri Judge of the singing competition 2012
Shilpa Saklani Judge of singing competition 2012
Puneet Sachdev Vikram Viren’s friend 2013
Ranjeev Verma Vikram’s Father 2013
Kajal Pisal Riya Malik/Sheetal Sambhav's wife / lover 2013
Karan Suchak Sambhav Malik Viren's friend 2013
Neeraj Malviya Harshad/Shashank Viren's friend and Vidhi's ex-husband 2013
Neha Gosain Vidhi Harshad's ex-wife; Viren and Jeevika’s surrogate 2013
Simran Natekar Young Jeevika Chaudhary 2012
Guest stars[edit]
Ragini Khanna and Jay Soni as Suhana and Ishaan from Sasural Genda Phool
Kunwar Amar (2011) from Dil Dostii Dance special performance on Bole Chudiyan
Shakti Mohan (2011) from Dil Dostii Dance special performance on Bole Chudiyan
Shantanu Maheshwari (2011) from Dil Dostii Dance special performance on Bole Chudiyan
Sneha Kapoor (2011) from Dil Dostii Dance special performance on Bole Chudiyan
Archi Pratik (2011) from Dil Dostii Dance special performance on Bole Chudiyan
Alisha Singh (2011) from Dil Dostii Dance special performance on Bole Chudiyan
Amar Gowda (2011) from Dil Dostii Dance special performance on Bole Chudiyan
Vinti Idnani (2011) from Dil Dostii Dance special performance on Bole Chudiyan
Macedon D'mello (2011) from Dil Dostii Dance special performance on Bole Chudiyan
Samentha Fernandes (2011) from Dil Dostii Dance special performance on Bole Chudiyan
Suzanne Bernert (2013) as Liz Love Interest of Deep Dhillons' Character
Awards and nominations[edit]
Year
Award Ceremony
Category
Recipient
Result
2012 Star Parivaar Awards Nayi Soch Kirdaar Nia Sharma Won
Favourite Behen Krystle D'Souza
Favourite Pati Karan Tacker
Favourite Jodi Kushal Tandon & Nia Sharma Nominated
Favourite Bhabhi Krystle D'Souza
Favourite Patni Krystle D'Souza
Favourite Behen Nia Sharma
Favourite Sasur Deep Dhillon
Indian Telly Awards Fresh New Face(Male) Kushal Tandon Won
Zee Gold Awards Gold Debut(Male) Kushal Tandon Won[4]
Most Fit Actor Karan Tacker
Most Fit Actress Krystle D'Souza
Best Fiction Show Prem Kishan & Sunil Mehta Nominated
People's Choice Awards India Favourite New TV Drama Prem Kishan & Sunil Mehta
Indian Television Academy Awards Best Actress-Drama(Popular) Nia Sharma Won[5]
Best Actor-Drama(Popular) Kushal Tandon Nominated[6]
Best Serial(Popular) Prem Kishan & Sunil Mehta
Best Actress-Drama(Jury) Krystle D'Souza
Best Serial-Drama(Jury) Prem Kishan & Sunil Mehta
GR8 Performer of the Year Karan Tacker
Best Director-Drama(Jury) Santaram Verma
Best Teleplay(Jury) Bhavini Iyer & Zama Habib Won
2013 Star Parivaar Awards Favourite Pati Karan Tacker Nominated
Favourite Bahu Krystle D'Souza Nominated
Favourite Bhabhi Krystle D'Souza Nominated
Indian Telly Awards Best Ensemble Cinevistaas Limited Won
Best Actress in a Leading Role Nia Sharma Nominated
Best Drama Series Cinevistaas Limited Nominated
Kalakar Awards Best Jodi Karan Tacker & Krystle D'Souza Won
References[edit]
Jump up ^ "Krystle and Nia Sharma to play leads in Cinevistaas' next". Metro Masti. Retrieved 27 September 2011.
Jump up ^ "Karan Tacker and Kushal Tandon to play them ain male leads in Star Plus next". Metro Masti. Retrieved 16 September 2011.
Jump up ^ "Seema Kapoor (Vasu of Bidaai) to play an antagonist in Star Plus Ek Hazaaron". Metro Masti. Retrieved 2 October 2011.
Jump up ^ Winners & Nominees of 5th Boroplus Gold Awards, 2012
Jump up ^ "IndianTelevisionAcademy.com". Archived from the original on 21 October 2013. Retrieved 18 March 2016.
Jump up ^ "The ITA Awards 2012 – Popular Top-5". Archived from the original on 29 October 2013.
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