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Abhisek Gajmer of Namchi is ready for winning the title Mister Goa India 2025

The model and dancer, student of Sikkim Government College Namchi, and senior student of Step Dance Sensation Academy of Namchi, hailing from Lower Boomtar, Boomtar-Salleybong GPU, Namchi, Abhisek Gajmer is going to compete in Mister Goa India 2025 this month.

After winning the online competitions of audition and mega rounds of Mister Goa India, Abhisek Gajmer, will compete for three rounds in its grand finale before appearing in the grand finale, on April 27.

For the final three rounds, Abhisek, along with other top ten finalists will compete for talent round on April 25. The same day, the models are going to take participation in compulsory brand t-shirt shoot. And shoots in ethnic and western wears.

On April 26, Abhisek Gajmer, and others will take part in swimwear round and models personal interview.

However, on April 27, before the grand finale of Mister Goa India 2025, the models will compete for finale of all the above trainings and fitness task.

With his winning talents in ‘Mister Grandeur of Sikkim 2023’, and representation of Sikkim state in the International Youth Festival 2018 (for dance discipline held in Tripura), Abhisek is all set with confidence to win the title.

“I’m not appealing for votes, because I want to win the ‘Title’, which otherwise I will win only sub-titles through votes”, says Abhishek.

Abhisek also shares that in every trip from Sikkim to Goa for his trainings and participations, his total expenses crosses the amount of sixty thousand rupees everytime. In addition to that, he has already made designer’s payment to the organizers for his clothes for grand finale, he shared.

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