MR AND MISS NORTH INDIA GLAMOUR Sets Stage for Fresh Modelling Talent
CDF VENTURE has announced MR & MISS NORTH INDIA GLAMOUR, a modelling competition that aims to bring fresh talent from across North India onto a common platform. The event stands out for one key reason: girls can participate without paying a registration or participation fee, according to the organisers. The show will feature Prince Narula as a judge, along with Nisha and Priyanka, known for their appearances on MTV shows.
The company has also announced plans to add two Bollywood personalities and three more reality television personalities to the judging panel. With online auditions and semifinal rounds planned across several North Indian cities, the organisers aim to make the competition accessible to newcomers who want to enter modelling and the wider entertainment industry.
MR AND MISS NORTH INDIA GLAMOUR Introduces a No-Fee Format for Girls
The decision to offer free participation to girls is at the centre of the new show's format. Many aspiring models face costs at the start of their careers, from registration fees to portfolio shoots and travel for auditions. CDF VENTURE says its new event will remove the participation fee for female contestants.
The format is intended to give girls a chance to compete based on their talent and presentation rather than their ability to pay an entry fee. It may also attract applicants from families who want to support a modelling career but are unsure about the costs involved.
The organisers describe the show as a new approach to modelling competitions in India. While the company presents the no-fee format as a first for the country, that claim has not been independently verified.
For young women who have been waiting for a chance to enter the glamour industry, the announcement offers a route to apply without an initial participation charge. Contestants should still check the official rules for any other costs, eligibility conditions, or travel requirements.
Prince Narula to Join the Judging Panel
Prince Narula is the first confirmed name among the judges announced for MR & MISS NORTH INDIA GLAMOUR. His work in reality television has made him a familiar face among young audiences, and his presence is expected to draw interest from people who want to build careers in entertainment.
Nisha and Priyanka, who have appeared on MTV shows, are also part of the announced panel. CDF VENTURE says two Bollywood personalities and three additional reality show personalities will be added later.
The organisers expect the panel to bring experience from different parts of the entertainment industry. For contestants, the event could offer an opportunity to present their personality, confidence, and modelling skills in a competitive setting.
The final list of judges and the roles they will play in selecting contestants are expected to become clearer as the event details are released.
Online Auditions Aim to Reach More Cities
CDF VENTURE has chosen online auditions for the initial selection stage. This approach allows candidates to apply from their home cities without travelling to a major fashion centre for the first round.
The company says it introduced online auditions for modelling shows in 2017, at a time when this format was less common in the sector. It is now applying the same approach to MR & MISS NORTH INDIA GLAMOUR.
The announced semifinal locations include Delhi, Chandigarh, Lucknow, Jaipur, Jalandhar, Dehradun, Dharamshala, and Shimla. These locations are expected to help contestants from different parts of North India take part in the competition.
For girls from smaller cities, the online audition stage may reduce the cost and effort involved in applying. Those who advance will need to check the event schedule and travel arrangements for the next rounds.
The organisers expect entries from established urban centres as well as areas where aspiring models may have fewer opportunities to meet casting teams.
Sunny Verma Says Newcomers Need Better Opportunities
Sunny Verma, owner of CDF VENTURE, said the company wanted to introduce a different format in a market where many modelling competitions follow similar patterns.
He said, “Young people have a growing interest in modelling and acting, but they need the right platform to take their first step. We wanted to bring a fresh approach and make participation easier for girls who want to enter this industry.”
Sunny Verma also spoke about the connection between modelling and other entertainment careers. He said that many people begin with fashion assignments before trying their hand at advertisements, Bollywood movies, OTT projects, television, or reality shows.
According to him, the first stage of a career should offer a chance to learn, gain exposure, and understand the demands of the industry. He believes that a competition should give newcomers more than a title or a stage appearance.
The company has worked with fresh talent through modelling events and audition formats for several years. Sunny Verma said the new show reflects its aim to give aspiring artists a different way to enter the industry.
Ayush Sharma Backs the Decision to Put Talent First
Ayush Sharma, managing director of CDF VENTURE, said he was excited about the new concept and its potential to reach people who have been waiting for an opportunity.
A trained theatre artist and aspiring actor, Ayush Sharma understands the importance of performance, confidence, and preparation for people entering entertainment. He said the company was willing to put support for young talent ahead of short-term profit when planning initiatives of this kind.
The organisers have announced prizes for winners and plans for celebrity collaborations for top achievers. They have also stated that finalists will receive free portfolio shoots.
A professional portfolio can help models present their look and range when approaching agencies, advertisers, and casting teams. However, the organisers have yet to share the full details of the prizes and proposed collaborations.
The announced benefits may give contestants further reasons to take part, though the actual career opportunities will depend on selection outcomes and the final arrangements.
Preeti Singh Highlights the Needs of Girls From Smaller Cities
Preeti Singh, a Noida-based makeup artist and head official at CDF VENTURE, has also supported the initiative. She believes girls from Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities need more ways to enter the modelling industry without facing high upfront costs.
Preeti Singh said she began her own journey as a contestant with the company. That experience gave her a direct view of what newcomers face when they try to enter the glamour business.
Her support for the show comes from the belief that talent can come from any city, even when access to professional networks and casting opportunities varies. She hopes the new format will encourage girls who may have held back because they lacked a suitable platform.
The online audition process and announced free entry for girls are intended to help reach this group.
Male Contestants Will Have a Different Route
Although the event includes both male and female categories, CDF VENTURE has clarified that male models cannot apply directly under the announced format. They can apply to participate as a pair with a female contestant.
This rule creates a different route for male applicants and places the female category at the centre of the free-participation announcement. Contestants interested in applying should review the official eligibility and pairing rules before submitting an application.
The organisers expect the format to create a competitive environment while allowing the show to include both male and female talent.
CDF VENTURE Builds on Its Modelling Event Experience
CDF VENTURE says its work in the modelling sector includes organising shows for freshers and adopting online auditions in 2017. The company has also worked with Prince Narula on previous shows, according to the information shared by the organisers.
With MR & MISS NORTH INDIA GLAMOUR, the company is combining its audition format with a judging panel drawn from reality television and plans to bring in Bollywood personalities as well.
The event's reach will depend on the final audition dates, application rules, selection process, and opportunities available to those who qualify. The announced locations give the show a broad North India focus, while the free participation format for girls is its main point of difference.
A New Opportunity for Aspiring Female Models
MR & MISS NORTH INDIA GLAMOUR is aimed at girls who want to test their abilities, gain stage experience, and take a first step towards modelling or entertainment. The absence of a participation fee for female contestants could make the competition accessible to a wider group of applicants.
Prince Narula's confirmed role as a judge, the planned addition of more entertainment personalities, online auditions, and free portfolios for finalists are among the features announced by CDF VENTURE.
For aspiring models, the next step is to check the official application details and understand the eligibility rules before entering. The organisers hope the show will attract girls from across North India and give fresh faces an opportunity to be seen.





