New Miss Charm 2024: 1m82 tall, 'tight' body, extremely 'impressive' academic profile

Rashmita Rasindran - The new Miss Charm 2024 contestant is 1m82 tall, with a 'hot' body. In addition, the beauty queen also attracted great attention when revealing her extremely "impressive" academic and work profile.

On the evening of December 21, Rashmita Rasindran successfully defeated more than 30 competitors from many places around the world to be crowned Miss Charm 2024 in Ho Chi Minh City. She is the first Asian beauty to conquer the crown at the international beauty contest founded by Vietnamese people.

In her application, the Malaysian beauty queen introduced herself as 25 years old, from Kuala Lumpur. The beauty has a degree in English and communications. She is a training program designer, using her expertise to create impactful learning experiences that help people develop themselves. She loves singing, playing volleyball and netball. Outside of work, she often travels to learn about history and explore new cultures. In addition, this beauty queen is also known as a model.

Rashmita Rasindran impressed with her mysterious and attractive beauty - standing out with her big, deep eyes, harmonious facial features, and attractive, healthy brown skin. The candidate from Malaysia performed confidently in the swimsuit and evening gown competitions. She continuously entered the top 20, top 10, top 6, then top 3 and finally conquered the highest position of the competition thanks to her outstanding beauty, captivating performance skills and ability to answer questions fluently in English.

In the decisive behavioral round, Rashmita Rasindran expressed her views on using education to fight social inequality. The 9X contestant shared: "I believe that only with education can we change a person's life to make a huge difference, a great influence. Above all, I believe that each of us is born to do something on this earth and we can only do it with the power of education."

Rashmita Rasindran was born in 1999, 1m82 tall, with measurements of 90-66-92.5. The beauty from Malaysia has a sharp, eye-catching face and healthy, natural brown skin. She is a social activist, a member of organizations that empower women, promote education, gender equality and cultural exchange.

With her consistent performance, Rashmita Rasindran's victory was completely deserved. Head of the jury Nguyen Thi Thuy Nga assessed the new beauty queen as a girl who made great efforts. The Malaysian beauty completely convinced the judges from the aspects evaluated in the score sheet to her attitude towards other contestants.

Meanwhile, at the final night, Quynh Nga, the representative of Vietnamese beauty (born in 1995) was announced to be in the final top 20 but missed the top 10. Normally, she would not have won the opportunity to continue, but then, when the MC announced the top 6, Quynh Nga was unexpectedly called out because she was the contestant with "the highest number of votes." From this opportunity, the beauty entered the first round of behavior with 5 girls chosen by the judges.

In the final round, Quynh Nga showed a sharp mind and fluent speaking ability when answering a question about education: "I think education is necessary to help people realize many problems in society. I was lucky to have many opportunities in my previous job to go to remote areas and meet many disadvantaged children, where I could help them raise funds and help them continue their studies."

The above performance helped Quynh Nga win the second runner-up position. However, the result immediately caused a wave of controversy on social networks. In addition to compliments for the Vietnamese representative's smart behavior, many viewers felt that this "comeback" journey was not convincing.

The reasons given were: Quynh Nga joined the competition late, missed many activities with the contestants; her body and performance skills were still limited; she had an accident in the semi-final night; did not make it into the top 10... Besides, many opinions said that she was favored because she was a contestant from the host country while many more outstanding candidates stopped with regret.

Miss Charm President and Head of the Jury, Ms. Nguyen Thi Thuy Nga, said that in any beauty contest, big or small, controversy is inevitable. "However, here we should consider fairness. In this aspect, all the results of the contestants from the top 20, top 10, top 5 and top 3 are entirely based on the judges' evaluation and we are keeping the scoreboard very carefully. If there are any complaints, we are ready to show the scoreboard so that everyone can see that the results are entirely based on the scoreboard," Miss Charm President affirmed.

Top 3 Miss Charm promote Vietnam, new Malaysian Miss is overwhelmed Pinky17:08:38 30/12/2024On the afternoon of December 28, Miss Charm 2024 2nd Runner-up - Quynh Nga, along with Miss Rashmita Rasindran from Malaysia and Miss Alana Deutsher-Moore from Australia, participated in photo shoots and a series of activities to promote culture and tourism in Ha Long.