When Glamour Meets Compassion: Goldlite Diva Finalists Visit AIM Foundation

 Beauty pageants are often synonymous with glitz, glamour, and fierce competition. But the finalists of PC Chandra Goldlite Diva Fashion Show, Eastern India’s premier beauty contest, showed that true beauty goes beyond appearances.

In a heartfelt gesture, the top 24 finalists visited AIM Foundation to spend time with children supported by the organization. The event was filled with laughter, joy, and shared stories, reminding everyone that kindness is the most radiant form of beauty.

After weeks of rigorous auditions and grooming, the contestants could have basked in the limelight. Instead, they chose to visit our center, play games, interact with the kids, and create unforgettable memories. Their presence brought immense joy to the children, many of whom rarely get the chance to interact with public figures.

The initiative also underlined the importance of social responsibility in the glamour industry. It was heartening to see how these young women used their platform to spread awareness, inspire empathy, and give back to the community.

We extend heartfelt thanks to Nandini Mitra and Ronit Mitra for making this collaboration possible. The event was more than just a visit—it was a day of connection, compassion, and love.

At AIM Foundation, we believe that true beauty lies in service, and this event was a shining example of that philosophy.

Kindly visit us at : https://www.aimindia.org.in

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