After the stupendous success of her last blockbuster KICK, Jacqueline Fernandez is going places and how ! The actress who is currently shooting for Roy with Ranbir Kapoor and Arjun Rampal has been signed for a Hollywood movie produced and directed by Oscar winning documentary filmmaker James Simpson who has worked with the likes of Oscar winners Al Pacino,Charlize Theron and Penelope Cruz.

The thriller titled “Definition of Fear” will see Jacqueline play the role of a psychology student and will go on floors this month.

Talking about the film says Jacqueline, “The film will be shot abroad and will be a completely new experience for me. We start shooting this month.” Adding that , “They were keen to sign me. The offer came from them, without me taking any initiative. It came as a shock to me. They have offered me the lead role. I am excited to work with Simpson, who has directed actors like Al Pacino and Penelope Cruz”.

Ask anyone. It’s the hardest thing to play dead. Satish Shah did it in the cult comedy Kundan Shah’s "Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron". Anupam Kher, who plays dead in this week’s release, also played dead in that appalling comedy Rahul Rawail’s "Buddha Mar Gaya".

Providentially, "Ekkees Toppon Ki Salaami" (ETKS) is closer to Shah rather than Rawail’s film. Its heart beats and bleeds for the innocence that independent India lost when politicians decided to get happily corrupt at the cost of the common man. Kher plays an Everyman, the role he specialised in when he came into the movies with "Saaransh". It’s heartening to see him return to his roots.

This is a well-balanced, nimbly executed wake-up call for a nation, that has for long gone into a state of stupefied slumber. Writer Rahil Qazi’s writing is authentic and amusing. Debutant director Ravindra Gautam handles the inflammatory material with care. He seems to know what we all pretend to not know. That corruption is not a beast from outerspace. It exists within all of us.

Kher’s character’s humiliation and death is a moving metaphor for the annihilation of Gandhian values. The film’s plot hinges on a son’s endeavour to fulfil his father’s dying wish. The narrative cuts to the chase without wasting much time. Except for those annoying songs that show up as speed-breakers, the film keeps moving briskly putting across its message to a nation that has lost its values with a farcical ferocity that sometimes leaves us shaken stirred and sober.

The film has some sterling performances, reined-in and yet wacked-out. Anupam Kher, of course. Dead or alive, he acts both the parts with credibly commitment to keeping the flag unfurled. Manu Rishi (last seen being impressively jingoistic in "Kya Dilli Kya Lahore") and specially the under-used under-rated Divyendu Sharma, bolster the theme’s vision of a decadent debauched politics .

Neha Dhupia as the scheming femme fatale is once again so right in her gait and attitude, you wonder why she doesn’t get more challenging roles. And to see the very talented Uttara Baokar after so long, was reason enough for me to salute the casting director.

Rajesh Sharma as a slimy wheeler dealer gets to mouth some lurid lines which could have been avoided. A high-calibre political satire of this nature doesn’t need to over-state its point.

Here is a film that shovels the dirt that we’ve accumulated in our politics and makes a mirthful statement on corruption.

It comes buried under a barrage of nondescript releases this week. But to miss this clarion call to respect decency would be doing disservice to the culture of cinema with a social conscience.

"Ekkess Toppon Ki Salaami" deserves a 21-gun salute. It has a heart and it doesn’t hesitate in letting it show.

Shakespeare lives! It was "Hamlet" in Kashmir last week. It's "Romeo and Juliet" in Agra this week. Wow, 'Bharat Darshan' with the Bard.

Small-town love stories with their own unique colours, flavours and aromas hold a peculiar charm for us. Of late, there have been many small-town takes on "Romeo and Juliet". Anand Rai's "Raanjhaana", Sanjay Leela Bhansali's "Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela" and Manish Tiwari's under-rated "Issaq" come to mind immediately.

"Jigariyaa", about a confectioner's (repeatedly called halwaai in the film) son's eruption of unbridled passion for a zamindar's daughter, has a sweet tender ricocheting charm of its own. The bustling Agra ambience is beautifully bridled and unleashed to bring out the urgency of a desperate irrational love. The courtship is filled with smile-a-while gusto. And as we watch, the love come done and then undone, we can't help getting involved with these two headstrong wannabe Romeo and Juliet of Agra.

"What to do with them?" is the thought I came away with. Director Raj Purohit had earlier made a completely contrasting film called "Sixteen", which was a deftly told coming-of-age story about a bunch of urban 16-year olds. Here, Purohit goes completely rustic and raw with a plot that transports the love birds to the era of Govinda in the 1980s. The ambience is very crafily insinuated into the love story. The film has some brilliant camerawork by Sriram Ganpathy who captures the 'galli and mohallah' culture with warmth and vividness.

You can almost smell the samosas frying in the roadside 'kadhai'.

The lead pair do the rest.

While newcomer Cherry possesses a certain unvarnished awkwardness that makes her Radha seem endearingly vulnerable, it is Harshvardhan, who, as the 'galli ka chichora chora' Shamu pitches in a playfully pungent performance filled with childlike mischief and yet underlined by a sexual aggression.

I liked his Romeo better than both Ranveer Singh's over-the-top and Dhanush's Romeos in earlier takes on the tragic play.

The supporting cast is well informed. Veterans Virendra Saxena and K.K. Raina play the hero and heroine's father's respectively. Not much that can go wrong here.

"Jigariyaa" has its share of flaws to reckon with. For one, it doesn't really add anything to Shakespeare. But then it doesn't take away anything substantial from the source-material either. The music too adds nothing to the romance. That's a pity. If music is the food of love, then this film definitely needed some nourishment.

On the plus side, director Purohit knows his characters's inner world and how to connect it to the bustling ambience. The lovers seem fatally clueless about the ground-reality. Luckily, the director knows his job.

"Jigariyaa" is a splashy, flamboyant, colourful and earthy take on "Romeo and Juliet". The film gives us an impressively intuitive debutant Harshvardhan who seems to know more about love in Agra than tragedy in Shakespeare.

Star-crossed love against the backdrop of the Taj Mahal played out a high octave...And yes, it works.

Hrithik Roshan-starrer "Bang Bang", which has raked in over Rs. 4 crore within the first week of its release in Kerala, has become the most successful Hindi film in the state. A delighted Hrithik thanked audiences for the overwhelming response.

"I'm overwhelmed with the response to my film in Kerala. Thank you showing your love and making my film successful," Hrithik said in a video, available on online video-sharing platform YouTube.

"'Bang Bang' is the most successful Hindi movie in the history in Kerala with a record collection of Rs. 4 crore in a week," read a statement.

In Kerala, "Bang Bang", which is directed by Siddharth Anand, released in Hindi in 105 screens. On the release day, the film had nearly 40 shows in Kochi.

Also starring Katrina Kaif, Danny Denzogapa and Jimmy Shergill, the film has minted over Rs. 200 crore worldwide.

Megastar Amitabh Bachchan, who turned 72 birthday Saturday, feels there's no gift greater than spending time with family. The actor, who feels "luckiest today", has thanked all those who have been in his life through happiness but also in "loneliness".

"To them that wish for me for my 72nd moving into 73rd...I have just few words...I am blessed to have you with me still! Thank you all for your affectionate greetings and love..they shall ever remain with me...I feel today the luckiest," he tweeted early Saturday.

On the special day, the veteran, currently seen as the host of TV game show "Kaun Banega Crorepati", also expressed his love towards his friends, fans and family, on his blog srbachchan.tumblr.com.

“The hour has passed and the greetings have poured in and the family has been with me and that is the greatest gift, if gifts were to be any judge of affection,” he posted.

“It is that time of life when the next year in celebration of the birth is never one that needs celebration....I have none answer to the why, but so it is...I do not feel any different from this and never shall,” added the entertainer, who has been part of the Indian showbiz for over four decades now.

He rose to stardom in the 1970s with hits like “Zanjeer”, “Sholay” and “Deewar” -- movies that also gave him the tag of angry young man. His career and health saw a decline after an accident during the shooting of “Coolie” in 1982, but he didn't lose faith, and believed in himself.

Big B, as he is popularly called, is one of Hindi cinema's most globally reverred stars. He has thanked his fans who made him what he is today.

“...it is not a day to contemplate...it is a time to deliver thanks and gratefulness to all those that have been responsible for my 72 in completion and my 73 to begin,” posted Big B.

“There is a numbness in all that we do now..as opposed to the gaiety and laughter and excitement of the earlier years...I have always wondered why...but it there and it shall remain I presume for the days left in my life,” he added.

Veteran actor Anupam Kher is glad that his latest film "Ekkees Toppon Ki Salaami" has received a positive word-of-mouth, as he feels that the success of such movies will give filmmakers the courage to make powerful cinema.

"So happy that #EkkeesToponKiSalaami has got amazing reviews. Let’s us hope it gets translated into audiences going to the theatres. Films like #EkkeesToponKiSalaami should do well at the box office for filmmakers to get courage to make such movies. Watch it in theatres," Anupam tweeted Saturday.

"Ekkees Toppon ki..." explores the relationship of a father (played by Anupam) with his two sons who have different beliefs and principles.

Directed by first-timer Ravindra Gautam, the film also stars Neha Dhupia, Supriya Kumari, Manu Rishi, Divyendu Sharma, Aditi Sharma and Uttara Baokar.

The 14th Indian Television Academy (ITA) Awards 2014 will be held Nov 1 at Andheri Sports Complex here to honour the best in the world of Indian TV industry.

The jury of the awards comprises esteemed personalities inclduing cinematographer Sudesh Kotian, writer Mir Muneer, writer-director Shrabani Deodhar, director Gyan Ranjan Sahay and producer-director Vinod Ganatra, a statement said.

"This year we have received 1,673 nominations competing across 47 categories. These include 17 technical awards, six popular awards (via public voting) and 24 Jury Awards. A total of 84 channels and production houses have sent in their entries and over 210 shows will vie for the top honours,” said Anu Ranjan, president, ITA.

The awards show will be telecast on Colors channel Nov 16.

“There will also be performances from some of the top TV personalities of this year and the entire TV industry in attendance on the biggest platform for TV in India,” added Ranjan.

It's over six months since the Kangana Ranaut-starrer "Queen" released, but Canada-born Indian actress Lisa Ray has watched it only now, and she has only words of praise for Lisa Haydon's performance in the film.

"I'm sooo late to the party, but finally watching #Queen on the big, flat screen. Simply love my gal @HaydonLisa. What presence. Luv u Lisi," Lisa tweeted Saturday.

When the movie released March 7, it was loved for its simply told story of a Delhi-based Punjabi girl, who sets out on her honeymoon alone, and in the bargain, she finds out her strengths and her ability to be a strong and independent individual.

Kangana's performance as the protagonist Rani was lauded, while model-actor Lisa Haydon's part as her friend Vijayalakshmi, earned her appreciation galore too.

Saaz, a tribute concert for late legendary Pakistani qawwali singer Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, is set to take place at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) here Oct 15.

The event is being organised by IIT Delhi Alumni Association with the Board For Recreational and Creative Activities (BRCA) of IIT-Delhi, a statement said.

The House of Symphony, a capital-based independent music ensemble, will present the tribute along with performances with other bands and singers including Advaita, Gaurav and Tarun Balani and Hasya Shayari Sammelan by five Urdu poets.

"The late maestro’s contribution to qawwali and other forms of singing is unparalleled and we are immensely thrilled to pay a tribute to the indomitable legend through this concert,” said Ashok Kumar, president, IIT Delhi Alumni Association.

Actress Sumona Chakravarti, best known for her roles in "Bade Achche Lagte Hain" and "Comedy Nights With Kapil", has donned the look of a superstar for an episode of "Yeh Hai Aashiqui".

Channel bindass has launched a special four-week mini-series dealing with relationship issues. Sumona will featuring in its third episode, which will be aired Sunday.

The talented actress will be seen in a different avatar of a rockstar, where she is a member of a rock band in her college and plays guitar too.

Sumona says she was attracted to the concept of "Yeh Hai Aashiqui" the very first time that she saw it.

"I remember, it was an amazing love story which was beautifully shot, just like a tele-film, unlike the usual television shows. Every story on 'Yeh Hai Aashiqui' has been unique and easily relatable to todayÂ’s youth. So, when this opportunity knocked at my door, I could not turn it down, especially due to the characterisation, with which I fell in love instantly," she said in a statement.

The story revolves around the lives of Tejaswini and Jigar. While Tejaswini is a smart, educated and modern small-town girl who is a part of rock band in her college, Jigar has an extremely conservative approach towards things and is taking every step to stop western music and culture take over his college.

What will be the outcome when these conflicting personalities clash -- that forms the rest of the story.

Bollywood actors Parineeti Chorpra and Ayushman Khurrana will cheer for Indian Super League (ISL) side Delhi Dynamos from the stands in all their home matches, to be played at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium.

Delhi Dynamos are already high on star value by signing Italian star Alessandro del Piero as their marquee player in the Hero ISL.

The team also has talented Indian national side midfielder Francis Fernandes, Steven Dias along with Danish strikers Mads Junker and Morten Skoubo.

This is the first time Delhi is getting its very own football team, and the crowds will get to enjoy the home matches at the JLN Stadium with live entertainment and music.

Sameer Manchanda, team owner said: "We are happy to have Parineeti and Ayushmann as Delhi Dynamo fans. It’ll be fun to cheer the team together at the JLN Stadium."

The team launched their tickets on BookMyShow earlier this week, and with ticket pricing starting at Rs. 200, some sections are already sold out.

ISL is scheduled to kick off Sunday.

Delhi Dynamos FC are owned by DEN Networks Limited, a cable TV company of India, and play their first match against FC Pune City Tuesday at the JLN Stadium.

Singer-producer Ravindra Singh has launched a music video titled "Ek Bharat - Shreshtha Bharat", which he has dedicated to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his vision for the country's bright future.

"In this music video, we have tried to embed the thought process of Narendra Modi-ji," Singh said in a statement, adding that the Bharatiya Janata Party's Delhi unit president Satish Upadhyay inspired him to make this music video.

Through "Ek Bharat - Shreshtha Bharat", the lyrics for which are penned by Rani Malik, Singh has expressed his love and respect for the nation. Its video is directed by Rajiv Khandelwal and its music has been composed by the trio of Manek, Satya and Afsar.

Sung by Singh along with Ravi Chaudhary, Jasleen Mathru and Brijesh Shendilya, the video features visuals of names like Amitabh Bachchan, Hema Malini, APJ Abdul Kalam, A.R. Rahman and Mahendra Singh Dhoni.

The patriotic song gives a message of oneness and unity to youth.

Deepak Tijori is a relieved man. The actor has won a legal and moral battle against his housing society, which in 2012, not only complained about his conduct but also asked him to vacate his home in the Garden Estate Co-operative Society in Goregaon.

The housing society's resolution had been sent to the registrar of societies.

He and his wife Shivani were asked to vacate the house "within a month." But the couple fought against what they saw as an unreasonable and illegal matter. Now two years later, the registrar has cleared the Tijoris's’name.

A triumphant Deepak said: "I finally succeeded in getting the order from the registrar against our housing society which had defamed me. Both my wife and I are extremely relieved. We went through an ordeal to get this order from the registrar.

"We knew we were in the right. We had come to a situation where we felt that the management committee of the housing society had begun to boss us around."

He calls it a "long nightmarish battle."

Deepak was disgusted by the apathy of the other members of the society.

“All my neighbours just waited to see how my wife and I go about doing this. Nobody gave a damn about our fight. Now they are ready to avail of the benefits of my battle. I wasn’t fighting a personal battle with the society’s management. I only wanted some transparency and accountability in their dealings.

"My wife and I continued our battle in spite of the fact that members of the management committee used to look at us as trouble-making strangers. Now after the registrar’s orders, I’ve sent a letter to the society asking for bills for my maintenance money,” he said.

The registrar’s order regarding the Tijoris has far reaching ramifications.

“I met some members of our housing society. They say this order is explosive. Shivani and I never said no to paying maintenance. We only said no to paying wrongful maintenance money. Only from the day of the registration of the housing society can the occupants be charged maintenance money.

"Now after the registrar’s letter, if each of the 190 flat owners question the time frame in which they have been charged maintenance money, the management committee could well be in deep trouble. For asking them to be accountable, the management committee even threw us out of the housing society and asked us to vacate our residence.

"When I told the registrar about this, he laughed and wondered how the society can throw us out of our home. The only provision for doing so is if an occupant of a residence indulges in anti-national activities.”

Deepak says he can breathe easy now for his children.

“Not only has my name and my wife’s name been cleared because we were being maligned left, right and centre, now when we pass on our property to our offsprings, they don’t have to spend years battling the housing society.

"Our neighbours see this as a miracle order. The members committee of the housing society has a lot to answer for. After this order, it is time to set our homes in order.”

Thrilled by the experience he had in this year’s Raid de Himalaya, Bollywood actor Sohail Khan Saturday said that he will return to compete in next year’s rally and also in the next edition of the Desert Storm which is scheduled to start April 10.

Sohail competed in the adventure category of the 16th edition of Raid de Himalaya and drove a Gypsy to finish 31st with the support of his navigator - Rahul Sancheti.

“It has been a journey of a lifetime. It has been an ultimate experience for me. I think I am an idiot that I missed the earlier rallies. I missed the trophy this time but I am quite hopeful that I will win it next year. I will also participate in the Desert Storm,” Sohail said.

“In the last seven days, I made a lot of friends. I have learnt to be responsible and to have respect for each and every thing in this world. The tracks were really tough and rough for me but my navigator helped me a lot. I think to survive in this situation, one must have will and skill. With this year’s exposure, I will get better next time,” he added.

He focuses on glamorous and intricately-crafted clothes in the prat, diffusion and couture categories but now designer Raakesh Agarvwal added new chapter in his design career by launching his denim wear line at the ongoing spring summer edition of Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week (WIFW).

The designer was inspired to get into the denim wear line after attending a music festival.

"I went to Ozora music festival and I noticed that people there are so involved in music that some of them don't change their clothes for many days. There were lot of people in tarted and distressed denims. So this season I have launched my denim line which has been made of mill fabric. They are high end denim fabrics," Agarvwal told IANS on the sidelines of WIFW.

"My love for denim is obvious from the fact that I always wear denim. It is very close to my heart. I also wanted to launch my ready to wear line and I don't think my ready to wear line is complete without denim," he added.

The collection had lot of distressed denim followed by white distressed pieces with lot of colour on it. The designer teamed them up with free flowy tops with lot of fringing work to achieve an elegant look.

The designer said that he is already in talks with various factories for his denim range.

"I am also in talks with factories to do the licensing now and they will distribute for me," he said.

Apart from denim wear range, Agarvwal has also gone back to his initial years of his design career to revisit his collection of 2008 and 2009 and give it a feel of 2014. There were lot of chiffon gowns, free flowing dresses and jumpsuits with intricate cuts and smart detailing.

"The whole collection was little flashback for me. I have revisited my own collection from 2008 and 2009 archives. I have revisited lot of chiffon and other things in this collection as well. It was a collection that was based out of previous time but has been given a contemporary fit in 2014," Agarvwal told IANS.

According to him, the highpoint of the collection was its wearabilty.

"There were jumpsuits made of 30 meter fabric... then there were gowns of 40 meter fabric. The entire collection is so light that when a women will wear it, she will feel as if she is wearing hardly anything. The world is moving towards lightness so I am also doing the same. Also, each denim is made in 400 gm and 500 gm," he said.

The music of the show was not dramatic compared to his previous shows as Agarvwal wanted people to focus on his collection especially his denim wear range than music.

All in all, there were 24 outfits in the show.

Rekha is a fashion icon since the 1970s, says National award winning designer Wendell Rodricks, who paid homage to the "evergreen star" through his collection titled "Yoga Calm" at the fourth day of ongoing spring summer edition of Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week (WIFW).

"Rekha is dear friend. She is a sister and we share a common philosophy of Yoga, positivity and our love for the colour white. Keeping all this is mind, I dedicated the collection to her," Rodricks told IANS.

Rekha, who worked in over 150 films in her four decades of career, turned 60 recently.

Asked why she was not the part of his show, the designer added: "I would have loved if she walked the ramp, but she is shy of walking at an India Fashion Week. Rekha has been a fashion icon since the '70s and with this collection, it is my homage to an evergreen star on the start of her 60th birthday."

Presented by the union textiles ministry, the show was inspired by calm, inner peace and heathy benefits of yoga and this was made evident in the outfits that had used white in variety of shapes, cuts and forms both in menswear and womenswear.

"We have used a lot of hand-woven textiles but in a more minimalist Gandhian way. I have concentrated on a calm beauty without a single bead, sequin or pearl. It is the closest to a harmony between textile and minimalism," Rodricks told IANS.

"Every single garment was wearable, even the swimwear. I am not known to go for drama and excess. Instead, I want to give Indian women and men real clothes that are archival, wearable, comfortable and make them look slimmer, taller and make them feel beautiful," he added.

From long sleeved short, 1960s inspired trouser from Kerala, Crinkle organza stole to gauze linen shift dress with satin silk stripes, the designer remained true to his signature style by mixing Indian handlooms in modern designs.

Like always, his collection garnered appreciation from all walks of life.

Rodricks thanked the government for promoting Indian handloom by tying up with fashion week.

"It is always good when an industry gets government support. I am delighted that they chose me to endorse Indian textiles and I am grateful to both the ministry of textiles and FDCI (Fashion Design Council of India) for stepping forward and giving this opportunity to Indian fashion," he said.

Actress Evelyn Sharma, who is currently shooting in Thailand for “Life Mein Ek Baar”, is happy to be part of the travel show. She is also set to produce a show of her own.

"Life is so amazing! I would love to be part of more adventurous shows like ‘Life Mein Ek Baar’. My favourite part about the show is that it so positive and full of happiness,” Evelyn said in a statement.

And if all works out, then the “Yaariyan” actress will be soon seen on the small screen again.

“Yes, I am all set to make a reality show myself, my team is working on it. I have approached a few channels for the same. If all goes well, then very soon you will hear a big announcement,” she said.

Karva Chauth fever gripped the city's biggest fashion event - Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week (WIFW). From model Krishna Somani, choreographer Aparna Bahl to Sonu Wassan, some of the best known faces in fashion pages broke their fast amidst the hustle-bustle of fashion show.

On Saturday, many married women in northern India kept a fast from the sunrise to the moonrise for their husband's long life and well-being.

As Karva Chauth fell on the fourth day day of the fashion extravaganza Saturday, the WIFW organisers dedicated an area at the venue -- Pragati Maidan - for those who were observing the fast to ensure those women can follow the tradition without missing any show.

From pooja to katha, everything was arranged as per the norm and it was attended by people from design fraternity and others as well.

Sunil Sethi, president of the organising body -- Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI) -- was also involved in arrangements to make it a fuss-free affair.

Interestingly, despite being so occupied with the fashion week fever, the women broke the fast in the presence of their husbands once the moon came out.

All in all, it was a day dedicated to the festivity of Karva Chauth.

Actor Rajpal Yadav, who is making his debut in Hollywood with "Bhopal - A Prayer For Rain", is extremely satisfied because working in the film is like a dream come true for him.

Director Ravi Kumar's film also features Hollywood names Mischa Barton and Martin Sheen as well as Indian-American actor Kal Penn. Tannishtha Chatterjee too joins the cast of the film, which will hit Indian screens in December.

"I am extremely satisfied with my Hollywood debut and it's a dream come true for me," said the actor.

"I have been part of the industry for so long and I have played comedy roles, supporting roles, and lead roles, but when you get such a project, you feel satisfied as an actor," added Rajpal, who featured in films like "Main Madhuri Dixit Banna Chahti Hoon!" and "Main, Meri Patni... Aur Woh!".

"Bhopal - A Prayer For Rain" is based on true events of 1984 when a toxic gas leak from the Union Carbide Corporation's pesticide plant in the Madhya Pradesh capital killed and maimed thousands of people.

"I am playing the lead in it. I am playing actress Tannishtha's husband. It will release in India on Dec 5 and Nov 7 in the US," he said.

Singer-actress Monica Dogra lent support to designer Kanika Saluja, who wants to make people aware that "sex is not a sin", by walking for her as the showstopper at the Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week (WIFW) spring-summer 2015 here Sunday.

The "Fireflies" actress wore a charcoal and copper coloured leather mermaid lehenga - a reflective mirror work bodysuit - with a kamasutra style chest-defining blouse.

"Through my collection, I was trying to show that sex is not a sin. If people are not educated, crimes like rape and child abuse will happen. Monica is also a fighter of female rights and we have discussed this before, so I chose her to be the showstopper," Saluja told IANS.

"We women need to understand that we don’t need men to be happy. We can have children without a man also,” she added.

Consisting of lehengas, saris, shorts, jumpsuits and gowns, the collection was dedicated to sexuality.