Melbourne is set to witness a historic moment as the grand finale of Mrs Nepal Australia 2025 takes place on 13th September 2025. Fourteen inspiring married Nepali women living in Australia will compete for the crown in an event that blends beauty, culture, and empowerment.
The contest, organized by Himali Culture Group Melbourne in collaboration with Events Nepal Australia, is more than a beauty pageant. It is a platform that celebrates the confidence, leadership, and individuality of Nepali women while promoting Nepal’s culture and tourism on an international stage.
The contestants have undergone weeks of intensive training under the guidance of Rojin Shakya, a well-known fashion choreographer and media professional from Nepal. Shakya has mentored the finalists in stage presence, confidence, and performance skills.
As part of their journey, the much-anticipated talent round was recently held, where contestants showcased dance, public speaking, and creative performances. A panel of respected judges including Prakash Regmi (Director of Grace International Education and Migration), Madan Subedi (Roaming Nepal Travels), and Shraban Kumar Kunwar (International Events Australia), evaluated their presentations.
14 Finalists of Mrs Nepal Australia 2025 – View Photo Gallery
The finalists also took part in professional photoshoots conducted by Photo Station, capturing their journey towards the finale.
Backed by Miracle Migration and Education as the main presenter and powered by Grace International Education and Migration, the event highlights the achievements of Nepali women balancing careers, family, and personal growth. With support from Season Media, the program is being managed by a team with over 16 years of event management experience.
The finalists competing for the title of Mrs Nepal Australia 2025 are:
Lila Tiwari Paudel, Aakriti Sapkota, Arati Singh, Ashma (Ash) Chalise, Jamuna Adhikari Rijal, Niva Prajapati, Sandhya Bhattarai, Jasmin Chaulagain Dhakal, Anuja Malla Dhakal, Bidhya Paneru, Rashmi Adhikari, Dipa Khanal, Siwani Kattel and Saraswati Shrestha.
The finale promises to be a vibrant celebration of beauty, culture, and empowerment, marking an important milestone for the Nepali community in Australia.
