Parisa is 'Ms and Mrs Plus'

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Tasnia Tabachum Parisha is the winner of 'Miss and Mrs. Plus' Bangladesh-2021.

Veteran actress Dilara Zaman crowned the winner at the grand finale at a hotel in the capital on Saturday (September 10) night. Nirjon Momin was the second runner-up, while Rumana Haque came in third.

The judges of the grand finale included veteran actress Dilara Zaman, artist Abida Sultana, director Chayanika Chowdhury, actress Rozina and actors Afran Nisho, Afzar Persia, Sylvie Mahmud, Touhida Afroz, Mesbaul Alam Saju, Ivan Shahriar, Donson Danny, and others.

Imran Ahmed, MP, Minister of Expatriates' Welfare and Overseas Employment, was the chief guest at the event organized by Real Heroes Expo and Communications. Abdul Wahed, Chairman of DBL Group, was the special guest.

Organizer Mala Khandaker said, "With the slogan 'Stop Body Shaming', the 'Miss and Mrs Plus Bangladesh' competition has been organized for the first time in the country to restore the confidence of women with a small bust. It is not only a beauty contest, but also a means for healthy women to realize their own power and strength."

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