Nikhita Keshvani wins beauty with brain title in the Mrs Gujarat category at WOW beauty and fashion pageant

November 02: A former marketing manager working with Ekta Kapoor’s Balaji Telefilms, Nikhita Keshwani, has come a long way. A business associate and financial solution provider, Nikhitha won the title of ‘beauty with brain’ in the Mrs Gujarat category at the WOW-Wings for Dreams beauty and fashion pageant held in Surat.

Born on April 12, 1983, Nikhita is a travel freak and loves to interact with people from diverse backgrounds. Her best hobbies include listening to music, social activities and a deep interest in bridal shoot and acting.

She worked with Ekta Kapoor’s production house ‘Balaji Telefilms’ as marketing manager in South channels and was an expert in billing and collection.

“I am an amazing person who can do anything  I feel is right. I never hesitate in doing any kind of work. It was a once in a lifetime opportunity given to me by Preeti Jaiin Bokdia to participate in the WOW beauty and fashion pageant. I am lucky to get associated with WOW and explore my inner self,” said Nikhita.

The WOW-Wings for Dreams fashion and beauty pageant was held on the main titles such as King of India, Queen of India,  Mrs. Gujarat, Ms. Gujarat, and Teen Gujarat. The Dhwalin was a winner of the title King of India, Reema Raulji was Mrs. Gujarat runners-up, Jiya Bhavsar was second in Queen of India title, Dhara Gadara won Mrs. Gujarat title, Nikhita Keswani got Beauty with a brain title.

Pinky Gohil became the winner of Best Attitude in the Mrs. Gujarat category and Charmi Bhavsar was crowned Teen Gujarat. A fashion and beauty event was followed by a Photoshoot Round, Talent Round, Grooming Round, Introduction Round, Q&A round, and the Finale. Preeti & Wow Wings for Dreams have a team, Presha Creation – Prem Gada who manufactures crowns and sashes. Neerja Kalawatia is a Groomer. S K Investments (Ketan Chhapgar) and Surkaivalyam Music Classes (Joy Sir) are sponsors and Krushi Bhavsar, Mamta Bhavsar are supporters. The team has a mission to organize 100 fashion shows in upcoming years, in respect to public demand, the organizer has decided to include the kids’ category as well.

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