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Living on the ramp
Amidst the clacker of heels, background music, and applause, how does one listen to the faintest sound-the inner voice? It gets all the more difficult when one is lost under layers of make-up and a cloud of glamour. Still it's the only sound that gets carried back with the models from the ramp to the green room. Whether a creation complemented the hype created by the designer, did it suit their body type or would they have bought it ever if given a chance…four top fashion models of India share how they feel about becoming a muse for the fashion designers and walking the ramp for them. They lend words to their faint inner voices.
Unforgettable!
Rajshree Productions' Yahaan Main Ghar Ghar Kheli is going great, has completed 600 episodes. And, the responsibility to add masala to the show falls on the shoulders of known face from tellyworld, Iqbal Khan.
The actor, all revved
up to play a Bengali babu, shares with us his journey, "Life took a usual course for me. Modelling happened in Delhi and the obvious next step was to head to Mumbai."
Telly led to cinema,
but Iqbal has just started. Picking up the roles that are far from his own personality, challenges
Iqbal. And, playing Dr Viren is one such challenge for him.
LIFE’S COOL: Iqbal Khan
Play time
Forget the usual 9 to 5 deadline of a sarkari naukri and a mundane tea-break at the nearby tea stall; instead add some zing to your working style the corporate way.
To make work more fun and build team spirit, the corporate sector keeps coming up with new programmes for their employees. One such programme we came across lately was Vodafone's Gajjab
rasoia- Zindagi ke mazey contest.
The Airtel employees took part in a mock war scene.
Straight from Pak
The ongoing Made in Pakistan exhibition at the Himachal Bhawan, Chandigarh brings to the city the typical Pakistani suits with hand embroideries, Pakistani cuts and kalis, unstitched suits with ribbon work and laces. Enter the first stall and you see a palmist and astrologer sitting, maybe to predict how much will you spend at the fair.
The stall, Masks, has unstitched suit pieces in pure cotton with ribbon ands jaali work starting from Rs 500.
Larger than life
Stepping into the much-hyped role of mafia don Dawood Ibrahim in Sanjay Gupta’s Shootout at Wadala, Sonu Sood says the film will see him do many things for the first time onscreen.
The 38-year-old actor, who has recently begun shooting his part, said that a lot of research has gone into shaping his role and look in the film. “I have been reading stuff on Dawood. I have sat for hours to discuss my look. A lot of homework has gone into preparing for the role. We have done so much of research for the character and the script, to get the right look.
New don:
Sonu Sood
Asin’s rather choosy
Actress Asin Thottumkal says she is selective when it comes to taking up films that come her way.
Unconventional approach...
TV presenter Ayushman Khurana, who plays the role of a sperm donor in his debut Bollywood film Vicky Donor, is happy to begin his career with an unconventional project.
Khurana, 27, acted in theatres for five years and says he was waiting for the right opportunity for the past four years.
Right opportunity: Ayushman Khurana
Charlize Theron enjoys playing evil
Actress Charlize Theron says she is enjoying this phase of her career where she is playing evil characters. The actress is playing Evil Queen Ravenna in Snow White and the Huntsman, a new and dark take on the popular fairy tale.
New role: Charlize Theron
It’s lonely at the top
Actress Jennifer Lawrence says her life can be lonely because she is so busy with her career. The 21-year-old actress, who said she enjoyed travelling around the world to promote her movies, also admitted she misses her family and friends.
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