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Q & A: FEROZE GUJRAL Q. Why did you take up the offer? A. Director Manish Jha impressed me with his belief and clear vision. Q. What did you enjoy most? A. I had fun dressing up in a Malini Ramani outfit and doing the typical Bollywood jhatkas. And my co-stars Shreyas Talpade and Imaad Shah were great to work with. Q. What next? A lead role? A. I’m destiny’s child. If the timing and the role are right, why not? | |
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 TWICE AS NICEHere’s a fashion designer who has sown up a double deal. Couturier Pria Kataria Puri, 36, has been invited to show her fall-winter line at Alta Roma International Fashion Week in Rome in July, and the Med Moda International Fashion Week in Sicily in October. Puri will showcase extensions of her fall collection ‘Turkish Delight’. “It’s my first time at a European fashion week,” says Puri. There’s nothing like too much of a good thing, eh? | |
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 A Family AffairLiving up to the Andhra tradition of menarikam—marrying a maternal cousin —are the grand-children of movie icon N.T. Rama Rao. Brahmani, the elder daughter of his son Balakrishna, will marry Lokesh, the son of his daughter Bhuvaneswari and former Andhra chief minister Chandrababu Naidu, in August. While the bride has completed her third year of engineering, the boy is pursuing his MBA at Stanford. “Only the family will be invited, less than 200 people,” says Naidu. No surprise considering NTR has seven sons and four daughters. | |
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