30 Youth Compete in Mister Nepal Grand Finale: Who Will Win the Title?

Kathmandu — The grand finale of ‘Mister Nepal 2025’ is scheduled to be held on Saturday. Thirty young contestants will compete for the top title in the event, which will take place at Hotel Soltee. The organizer, Next Models Nepal CEO Ravi Dhamala, said that all preparations have been completed and the program will be grand and elegant.

Prominent personalities from across the country will participate in the event. Contestants include Krishna Kasudham from Nepalgunj, Indra Dhungel from Mahendranagar, Rejo Nakumar Gautam from Dhangadhi, Sandesh Gajurel from Nuwakot, Nishant Budhair from Kanchanpur, Kushagra Gupta from Nepalgunj, Satyam Pathak from Kathmandu, Nischal Manandhar from Hetauda, Ajay Rauniyar from Duhabi, Sunsari, Bijay Syangtan from Makwanpur, Ashim Basnet, Girish Ratna Shakya from Bhadrapur, Jhapa, Pranip Shrestha from Kathmandu, Ajay Rizal from Dhangadhi, Sakriya Ghising Tamang from Kathmandu, Sandeep Bharti from Kathmandu, Angel Giri from Dharan, Ashish Giri from the USA, Austin Sherchan from Lalitpur, Darpan Singh Giri from Pokhara, Dinesh Gurung from Syangja, Himanchal Raj KC from Lalitpur, Nishan Karki from Biratnagar, Sabal Kutwal from Katari, Udayapur, Bishwanjang Niraula from Itahari, Sujal Upadhyay from Bhairahawa, Prakash Chauhan from Morang, Nishant KC from Surkhet, Laxman Chand Thakuri from Baitadi, and Prabhat Thapa Kshetri from Nepalgunj.

All contestants will participate in the finale after receiving training in swimming, football, rock climbing, social service, short hiking, catwalk, personality development, public speaking, and several other areas, Next Models Nepal’s Managing Director Yatna Pandey informed.

Three winners will be selected through the competition: ‘Mister World Nepal,’ ‘Mister Global Nepal,’ and ‘Man of the World Nepal.’ The winners will get the opportunity to represent Nepal at ‘Mister World 2025’ or ‘Mister Global 2025’ and receive a prize equivalent to 500,000 NPR. The competition’s choreographer and mentor is Prashant Tamrakar.

Organized since 2001 with the aim of developing youth personality, enhancing self-confidence, showcasing abilities, and building leadership skills, this competition is Nepal’s largest and most prestigious pageant for male participants.