From Dreamer to Change-Maker: Saartha Sameer Gore’s Inspiring Journey

At nine years old, Saartha Sameer Gore wasn’t thinking about trophies or titles. She was sitting in front of a television screen, watching FBB Femina Miss India, quietly absorbing something far deeper than glamour. What stayed with her wasn’t the sparkle of crowns, but the way those women spoke—with confidence, clarity, and conviction. They stood tall, owned their stories, and weren’t afraid to dream out loud.

For Saartha, that moment planted a seed.

Long before stages and spotlights became familiar, she began imagining herself there—learning how to walk with grace, how to articulate her thoughts, how to carry herself with purpose. School events became her first platforms, mirrors her earliest mentors. Every small step brought joy. What started as a childhood spark slowly matured into determination.

As the years passed, the dream didn’t fade—it evolved. Saartha learned that real confidence isn’t loud or borrowed; it’s built quietly through discipline, self-awareness, and staying grounded. Pageantry, for her, became less about comparison and more about self-discovery.

With over nine years in the pageant world, Saartha’s journey hasn’t been a smooth parade of wins. She has faced runner-up finishes, eliminations, and moments where she wasn’t placed at all. Instead of breaking her, these experiences reshaped her mindset. Winning 21 pageant titles taught her the value of triumph, but the losses taught her resilience. Eventually, the competition stopped being about others—it became a conversation with herself, about becoming better than yesterday.

One defining moment came in 2018, when she represented India on a major pre-teen international platform in Dubai. Just minutes before stepping on stage, disaster struck—the zip of her outfit broke. Panic set in. But in that moment, Saartha remembered what she stood for. She wasn’t just representing herself or her family; she was representing a nation of billions. Thinking on her feet, she adjusted the placement of her sash, saving herself from a wardrobe malfunction—and walked onto the stage with poise. It was a quiet victory of presence over panic.

Beyond crowns, Saartha’s journey is deeply layered with purpose. Alongside her accomplishments in modelling, dance, poetry, and social work, every milestone has contributed to her growth and strengthened her sense of responsibility. One of her proudest moments came when she was crowned Miss Forever Universe 2025, a prestigious title under Forever Star India, which gave her a powerful platform to amplify her voice. Equally meaningful to her is her role as the National Brand Ambassador for Sureet Events Delhi, an organization she has been associated with for over five years, actively contributing to initiatives such as tree plantation and community development. In early 2025, she took a significant step toward her purpose by launching her own initiative, “Project Transformation,” focused on the holistic development of the girl child, in collaboration with Sureet Events Delhi. Expanding her creative journey, Saartha also featured as the main lead in a Ganpati music video released in September 2025, marking her presence in the artistic space. Following her national win, her journey and achievements were widely recognized, with features across multiple news platforms and e-commerce portals, further cementing her growing impact beyond the pageant world.

Yet, Saartha sees these achievements not as endpoints, but as tools.

Her vision for the future is rooted in service. She dreams of representing Bharat on international platforms with pride, while standing firmly by her motto of beauty with a purpose. Her advocacy focuses on the girl child—education, gender equality, healthcare, and, most importantly, safety. In the years to come, she hopes to establish her own foundation dedicated to these causes, turning intention into impact.

Saartha Sameer Gore’s story isn’t just about pageantry. It’s about a young girl who dared to dream early, stumbled often, stood back up every time, and chose purpose over applause. And for her, the most meaningful crowns are still ahead.