A 13-year-old student from Hyderabad, currently enrolled at Army Public School, Dhaula Kuan, has secured a coveted spot among the Top 8 finalists of the 27th Alee Club Miss Teen India 2025.
The pageant is recognised in the Limca Book of Records as India’s longest-running teen competition.
Pallavi Sharma, a native of Hyderabad, distinguished herself among participants from across the country with her exceptional communication skills and confident stage presence. She has pursued a passion for the performing arts since childhood. For over eight years, Pallavi has trained in Hindustani classical music. She has also showcased her versatility by excelling in hip-hop dance and theatre at Triveni Kala Sangam.
Speaking about her achievement, Pallavi expressed her pride. “Reaching the Top 8 is an unforgettable milestone. I am proud to represent my school and my roots in Hyderabad. This platform has given me confidence, learning, and memories that I will always carry with me,” she said. Pallavi also thanked the Alee Club, her mentors, and her family for their support.
Her journey is being cited as an inspiring example of how a combination of dedication, diverse talent, and eloquence can empower young individuals to shine on a national stage.
Pallavi’s success underscores the importance of a holistic approach to education and personal development, beyond traditional academics.
The final results of the pageant are expected to be announced later this month.