Kathmandu — The grand finale of Mr. and Miss Kids Nepal Season 3 concluded successfully on Friday at Anmol Banquet and Reception in Shankhamul, Kathmandu, amid an enthusiastic audience of parents, supporters and well-wishers. After progressing through multiple competitive and engaging rounds designed to test talent, confidence, presentation skills and overall personality, Ryan Rana Magar and Ridima Ojha were declared the winners of this year’s title. Their consistent performances, strong stage presence and confident delivery impressed the judging panel and earned them top honors in the prestigious children’s talent competition.

The competition also recognized several other outstanding participants. Ofira J. Zadhari and Arbisha Chaulagain secured the first runner-up position, while Amelia Adhikari and Raisha Adhikari were named second runner-up. Bless Shrestha and Kriba Bhattarai achieved the third runner-up title, showcasing remarkable talent and dedication throughout the event. The program featured a variety of performances highlighting creativity, communication ability and artistic skills among the young contestants.
Renowned Media Person and Nepali singer Shishir Bhandari attended the event as chief guest, adding prominence to the occasion. The judging panel comprised Lovin Ansari, Sneha Raut Thapa and Suryadeep Ghatane, who evaluated participants based on talent presentation, confidence, communication skills and overall personality development.
According to Monu Shah, chairman of Shah Studio and Company, the competition was organized with the objective of discovering, encouraging and developing children’s inherent talents while nurturing leadership qualities from an early age. He stated that the organization plans to introduce more creative and impactful programs in the future to provide broader platforms for young talents across Nepal. Organizers reported that the event received positive feedback from parents and attendees, who appreciated its structured approach to boosting children’s confidence and personal growth.