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Ludhiana girl Harleen crowned Kozenoor World Punjaban-2021

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 01:18 PM Apr 04, 2021 IST

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Ludhiana, April 3

City-based Harleen Kaur won the title of Kozenoor World Punjaban-2021 in the finale of Kozenoor World Punjaban contest held at Panchkula.

Finale jury team included Big Boss 13 fame actor Rana Jung Bahadur, Sonia Chhabran and Sharhan Singh. A total of 30 participants were selected in the final.

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“It was with the help and support of my family that I was able to win the competition. Last year has been very tough and we are still going through the pandemic. Winning the title amid the pandemic had a very positive effect on me,” said Harleen.

The first talent round were held in Ludhiana, in the second round, photo and video shoots were held in Ludhiana only and the third grooming round was held in Patiala. The finale was held in Panchkula.

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