Nita Ambani, Chairperson of the Reliance Foundation, was honored with the ‘Beauty With a Purpose Humanitarian Award’ at the 71st Miss World finale. She received this recognition for her philanthropic work. Priyanka Chopra, former Miss World 2000, praised Nita Ambani’s efforts in a pre-recorded video message played at the event, saying, “I have had the honor and privilege of knowing the phenomenal Mrs. Nita Ambani for a few years now. She is someone whom I admire and respect for everything she does. I have witnessed what happens behind the scenes, and I have witnessed firsthand her passion, commitment, and eye for detail in everything she does.”
Priyanka continued, “To me, Nita Ma’am epitomizes exactly what Mrs. Morley tried to instill in our young minds back then. Over the years, I have witnessed Nita Ma’am’s profound impact through her various endeavors. She not only is a respectable educationist, philanthropist, and businesswoman but also a staunch advocate and protector of the arts of India.”
Priyanka further praised Nita Ambani’s dedication to bringing India’s art and culture to the global stage, stating, “Nita ma’am wears all of these hats and more with a warm smile and so much compassion. Her journey is the embodiment of the ethos of beauty with purpose. This evening as we honor Nita ma’am, let us not just celebrate her accomplishments but also the joy, empowerment, and growth she has brought to so many lives.”
Priyanka expressed her excitement for Nita Ambani’s future plans, calling her a “true trailblazer” and concluding, “Congratulations Nita ma’am, truly well deserved.” She then delivered a powerful message to women and young girls worldwide, saying, “To all the women, young girls out here today and those girls watching across the world, I will leave you with one thought: In this crazy world we live in together, there’s no better legacy than leaving behind a world touched by love and kindness.”
Krystyna Pyszkova from the Czech Republic won the 71st edition of the Miss World pageant, which was hosted by India. India’s previous hosting of the event was in 1996, where Irene Skliva of Greece won the title.