Jyotsna Rao Bakshy — Where Spirituality Meets Spotlight
There’s a certain kind of woman who doesn’t enter a room—she arrives. Not with noise, but with presence. With calm confidence. With a softness that still feels unshakable.
Jyotsna Rao Bakshy is that woman.
A spiritual healer with over a decade of experience, a new-age model and actor, and a two-time title winner on national and international stages, Jyotsna’s story isn’t simply about pageants or applause. It’s about something far more powerful: reinvention without permission.
Because in a world that still tries to place an expiry date on a woman’s dreams, Jyotsna chose a different narrative—one written in faith, discipline, and unapologetic self-belief.
The Woman Before the Crown
Long before the glittering gowns, camera flashes, and international titles, Jyotsna’s world was shaped by something quieter—healing.
She comes from a religious family where faith wasn’t an accessory. It was a lifestyle. And when her family faced health challenges, her younger brother introduced her to energy healing.
What began as a moment of need turned into a lifelong calling.
Her healings began bringing visible results—first within her family, then among friends. That’s when the path stopped feeling like a coincidence and started feeling like destiny.
Jyotsna went on to train further, completing multiple courses through My Soul School, and soon stepped into her identity as a professional spiritual healer—mastering several modalities and building a reputation grounded in trust and transformation.
Then, the Universe Sent Her a Pageant
Some women plan their turning points.
Others stumble into them and realize: this is exactly where I’m meant to be.
For Jyotsna, that moment arrived through something as simple as an advertisement for the VG Mrs India Pageant.
And yet—she felt aligned.
Not because she wanted a crown.
But because she saw a mission she resonated with: transforming women’s lives.
A childhood dream, once tucked away behind responsibilities, returned—this time with clarity.
She applied.
She showed up.
And she won.
VG Mrs India Empress Gracious 2025
When Jyotsna won the title of VG Mrs India Empress Gracious 2025, it wasn’t just a win.
It was a statement.
A message to every woman who has ever believed she was “too late.”
And then she went one step further.
Mrs Majestic International 2025: Malaysia, and a Moment That Changed Everything
Representing India on an international platform in Malaysia, Jyotsna competed against women who were younger, faster, and often backed by years of pageant preparation.
But what Jyotsna carried wasn’t just training.
She carried inner work.
She carried faith.
She carried grace.
And she won again—earning the title of Mrs Majestic International 2025.
Competing with younger women didn’t break her confidence. It sharpened it.
Because Jyotsna doesn’t believe age limits dreams.
She believes only belief systems do.
The Discipline of Midlife Glamour
The truth is: pageants are not just about beauty. They’re about stamina.
Jyotsna speaks openly about what it takes to compete in midlife:
determination, discipline, fitness, and enthusiasm.
And she embodies all four.
Her story reminds us that middle age isn’t the phase where women should disappear.
It’s the phase where women finally arrive—fully formed.
Self-Love, But Make It Responsible
Jyotsna’s mission is deeply rooted in what she calls self-love with responsibility.
Not the social media version of self-love.
The real version.
The one that means showing up for your health.
Your mind.
Your boundaries.
Your purpose.
Because, as she believes:
If one learns to live life to the fullest, no milestone is impossible.
From Crowns to Camera: The Actor & Model Era
Winning titles like:
- VG Mrs India Empress Gracious 2025
- Mrs Majestic International 2025
- The Superwomaniya Wellness Icon Award 2025
…did more than validate her.
It opened doors.
Jyotsna stepped into a new world—acting and modeling—where glamour met storytelling, and her presence translated effortlessly into the lens.
Not because she changed herself.
But because she expanded herself.
“Fakira”: Her First Music Video Release
In her most poetic full-circle moment yet, Jyotsna is now set to appear in her first music video:
“Fakira”, inspired by the divine love story of Shiv and Parvati, releasing on 19 January.
For a woman whose life is guided by God, it feels less like a debut and more like divine choreography.
The Woman Who Breaks Patterns
Jyotsna’s story has always been about stepping into spaces where women were once rare.
Even earlier in her career, she worked with IT training companies during a time when women—especially at managerial levels—were still underrepresented.
Her life has never been about fitting in.
It has been about moving forward.
The Support System Behind the Strength
Jyotsna speaks with deep gratitude for the people who have stood by her:
Her supportive family.
Her army fraternity circle.
Her friends.
Her mentors.
And above all—her faith.
Because she believes every step of her journey is guided.
What’s Next
For Jyotsna, success isn’t a finish line. It’s a platform.
She plans to continue her mission of transforming lives—through healing, through storytelling, through pageantry, and through every stage she steps onto.
Regardless of age.
Regardless of background.
Regardless of status.