A vibrant celebration of talent, confidence, and family bonding was successfully held at Rastriya Naachghar during the prestigious event Junior Super Model Nepal. The program was organized by White Feathers Entertainment under the leadership of Tri Devi Shrestha, and professionally managed by Youhaan International Events led by Shaanu Khan.
In the grand finale, Aadima Gautam and Season Singh were declared winners in the Miss and Master categories respectively. The first runners-up positions were secured by Gracy Shrestha and Anush Prasai, while Sharlene Luitel and Aabhan Barhakoti achieved second runners-up titles.
Similarly, Samreen Dangol and Prithak K.C. were named third runners-up, followed by Paridhi Acharya and Pranayash Rai as fourth runners-up. The winners received cash prizes of NPR 50,000 each, while first runners-up and second runners-up were awarded NPR 20,000 and NPR 10,000 respectively.
The event also recognized strong public engagement. Aadima Gautam secured the Public Choice award, followed by Paridhi Acharya, Samreen Dangol, Season Singh, and Namasvi Khatri in successive positions. Season Singh further distinguished himself by winning the Viewers’ Choice award, with Prithak K.C., Sharlene Luitel, and Pranayash Rai ranking next.
Management Choice honors were awarded to Gracy Shrestha (Miss) and Season Singh (Master), highlighting their consistent performance across categories. Adding grace to the occasion, former Miss Nepal, actor, and brand ambassador of Zeenopay Nepal, Namrata Shrestha, attended the event as a special guest and honored the Public Choice award winners.
The pageant was hosted and choreographed by media personality and fashion choreographer Rojin Shakya, who curated a dynamic platform for young talents to demonstrate their skills through multiple competitive rounds. These included cultural dress, school uniform presentation, speech performance in casual attire, party wear showcase, and a final question-and-answer segment.
The event was further distinguished by its unique theme, “Papa’s Princess and Mama’s Prince,” which emphasized emotional bonding between parents and children. Contestants shared the stage with their parents, and coordinated appearances in party wear added depth to the concept, symbolizing unity, affection, and mutual pride within families.
Special attractions of the event included a distinguished judging panel comprising Sejal Rajbhandari, Divya Patra, Cyrus Bishwokarma, dance choreographer and actor Prakhyat Ghimire, and educator and Managing Director of Vatsalya School Amit Bikram Sijapati.
The program concluded as a refined blend of glamour, discipline, and emotional storytelling, successfully highlighting the talents of young participants while reinforcing the importance of family connection and creative expression.
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