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Miss Universe India Kaziah Liz Mejo Returns to the UAE With Bollywood Dreams

A Homecoming in Abu Dhabi

Miss Universe India Kaziah Liz Mejo recently returned to the UAE for a visit. The 19-year-old law student grew up in Abu Dhabi before winning the crown. She had one very specific craving when she returned to the city. She wanted a proper, juicy, authentic Arabic shawarma immediately upon landing. "That is my go-to Arabic favourite and is my must-have," Kaziah said. The international Miss Universe 2026 pageant takes place in Puerto Rico this November. Abu Dhabi served as a quick pit stop for the busy beauty queen. Beneath the crown is a young woman determined to break stereotypes.

Representing India Abroad

She advocates against period poverty and dreams of a career in Bollywood. Growing up in Abu Dhabi helped shape her understanding of India deeply. "I get to see first-hand how India is viewed internationally," she explained. Living in a multicultural city meant answering questions about identity early on. She learned to articulate where she came from to people globally. She believes that multicultural upbringing is a massive asset for the pageant. Abu Dhabi remains the place where she comes back to exhale completely. She loves the life, the beaches, and the diverse community found there.

Chasing the Bollywood Screen

Kaziah hopes to transition into acting after her pageant duties conclude. The movie Om Shanti Om sparked her initial interest in becoming an actress. She also cites Indian beauty queens who built successful acting careers as inspirations. Kaziah graduated as her school topper and emphasizes the importance of education. She refuses to let people assume pageant contestants lack academic ambition. She spent years working on advocacy related to sustainable menstrual hygiene options. She understands she represents more than 1.4 billion people on the global stage. Explore the vibrant world of international pageants and celebrity culture. Read more engaging entertainment news today on The WAU..

Author: Kriti Vaid   

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