Munjarin Mahbub Abony is an engineer, entrepreneur, model, social worker, and dancer, known for her achievements in beauty pageants and humanitarian efforts.
Munjarin Mahbub Abony served as the brand ambassador for Walton home appliances after winning the Mrs Bangladesh title in 2019.
Abony began her modeling career with a national advertisement for Grameenphone, Bangladesh’s leading telecom provider.
Her success in initial campaigns led to further work with major brands such as Aarong.
Her success in initial campaigns led to further work with major brands such as Ecstasy.
Her success in initial campaigns led to further work with major brands such as Cats Eye.
Her success in initial campaigns led to further work with major brands such as Amishee.
Abony worked on a national awareness campaign in collaboration with Save the Children, titled "Stop Unnecessary C-Section", advocating for better maternal healthcare practices in Bangladesh.
Munjarin Mahbub Abony was born in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering from Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology. Her career began with a modeling debut in an advertisement for Grameen Phone, which led to work with brands such as Aarong, Ecstasy, Cats Eye, and Amishee. She has traveled internationally, representing Bangladesh at folk festivals in 19 countries through dance performances.
Abony’s pageantry career commenced in 2015 when she became World Miss University Bangladesh, and subsequently placed in the Top 15 at World Miss University 2016 in China as a peace ambassador. In 2019, she won the inaugural Mrs. Bangladesh title, competing against over 2,000 participants. Following this, she represented Bangladesh at the Mrs. World 2019 pageant in Las Vegas, where she reached the Top 12 and received the Ambassador Award for her humanitarian work. In 2024, she secured the title of Mrs. Universe Bangladesh, further establishing her presence on global platforms.
Beyond her professional and pageant work, Abony is actively involved in social initiatives. She is a Director of Astha Foundation, a non-profit organization supporting underprivileged children and the elderly. Her social work includes distributing flood relief in Rangpur and establishing Abony’s, a dance school offering free training to children with disabilities, focusing on communication and creative skills. She has also collaborated with Save the Children on a national campaign advocating for improved maternal healthcare practices.
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