Mrs India 2026 Maitreyee Amruta Sarangi As Bathukamma of Telangana

Mrs India Finalist Maitreyee Sarangi gave a Floral Tribute to Telangana’s unique Utsav of India from the Telangana State The National Costume Round at Mrs India 2025–2026 is a celebration where heritage becomes a story and tradition finds a contemporary voice. Each Mrs India finalist steps onto the stage not merely dressed in cultural attire, but carrying the soul of her land. Among these powerful representations of Mrs India Finalist stands Maitreyee Sarangee , who brings alive the vibrant spirit of Telangana through the sacred and soulful festival of Bathukamma. Maitreyee’s costume at Mrs India Finals is a heartfelt homage to Bathukamma, a floral festival that honours Goddess Gauri and celebrates womanhood, fertility, nature, and community harmony. Observed during the monsoon season, Bathukamma marks gratitude for nature’s abundance and symbolizes the life-giving energy that women embody. Mrs India Finalist adorned herself in a luxurious Kanjivaram pattu lehenga voni , a timeless representation of South Indian handloom heritage . The rich silk fabric, woven with intricate zari craftsmanship, glows in vivid festive hues—mirroring the colours of blooming flowers and the joy that fills Telangana during the nine days of celebration. The elegance of the attire reflects not just tradition, but the grace and strength of Indian womanhood that Mrs India celebrates . In her hands, as Mrs India Finalist Maitreyee carries the heart of the festival—a beautifully arranged Bathukamma, crafted from layers of vibrant, seasonal flowers. This conical floral arrangement is more than an offering; it is a symbol of life, prosperity, devotion, and ecological balance. Each flower represents the deep bond between women and nature, and the collective gratitude of communities for the earth’s blessings. Mrs India Finalist Together, the radiant attire and the sacred Bathukamma create a powerful visual narrative. Maitreyee’s portrayal transcends costume—it becomes a living canvas of Telangana’s cultural pride, where tradition blooms in harmony with modern elegance. Through her presentation, she reminds the world that festivals like Bathukamma are not only rituals, but timeless expressions of respect for nature, celebration of femininity, and unity of communities. On the Mrs India okatform Maitreyee does not simply represent Telangana—she blooms as Telangana, embodying the festival’s spirit with dignity, devotion, and radiant beauty.