The Majestic Mackichan Hall

I think the title of this post says it all. This post is about my 9 years’ stay in this hostel situated at Girgaum Chowpatty facing the Arabian Sea. The building is majestic and classic, made out of carved stone not bricks. I emphasize, so that you can imagine the beauty of the building, and the pride in the hearts of the hostel residents including me.

To give you all a little perspective let me share some photo captures of this architecture and its character.

The Middle Lobby in Mackichan Hall

So why am I writing a post about my hostel? It’s because I will be spending my last night in this hostel today. . Sitting here today I can already feel the nostalgia I will feel from tomorrow onwards.  This nostalgia is about the wonderful moments I have spent here with my amazing friends.  My hostel friends have turn by turn moved out of this place. Now I guess it’s my turn too.

While I am inside this hostel I always feel they are with me… though they are in different parts of the country. This place holds us together even today. This home away from home has provided us shelter when we had newly come to Mumbai… leaving the warmth of our house to make our lives successful. . This living organism has made us who we are today. Mackichan Hall has given us ample opportunities to be able to groom ourselves to face the world. Thank You is not enough to show our gratitude. I hope life gives me an opportunity to pay you back someday, so that you stand strong and help many more students like me chase their dreams.

It’s time to say good bye my old friend, my confidante. Your walls have listened to me when I was alone. I leave you not alone but with many more friends who need your support to step on the stairs to success.

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After dealing with toughest of cases in his career, this time KD will meet a case which is as complicated as it’s a murder case revolving around a joint family. For this episodic makers have got in some well-known polished actors like Shagufta Ali, Komolika Guha, Shweta Gautam, Jeetu Malkani and Rajeeta Kochar. Read more…

He will perform as DCP Samsher Singh Chitrole in the crossover episode that will happen between Sony Entertainment Television’s popular weekend shows CID a Fireworks Productions and Adaalat, Contiloe Telefilms production in next week. Read more…

Yes, both actors underwent pappi-jhappi sessions, but there was nothing wrong between them except a bet. Ram kissed Ronit openly on the dais of Indian Telly Awards. The reason was a bet between the two about winning the trophy of favorite television personality. Read more…

Attendees of the 11th Indian Telly Awards would have been surprised to note a blue carpet rather than a red one when they entered the venue of India’s leading television performance recognition ceremony. Not many knew what it was about.

The decision behind having a blue carpet came about to bring to people’s minds the increasing degradation and pollution of India’s rivers and the government’s apathy towards this rising menace.

Founder of The Indian Telly Awards, Anil Wanvari tweeted: “Why was the red carpet at the 11th Indian Telly Awards blue? Because it was moaning the polluted state of India’s holiest river – Ganga.”

The initiative clearly indicated how even trademark and leading events can be used to highlight certain social issues and causes.

Lets find out who turned out to be the Winners:

Best Child Artist (Female)- Anchal Munjal (Parvarrish – Kuchh Khattee Kuchh Meethi, DJ’s A Creative Unit, Sony Entertainment Television)

Best Child Artist (Male)- Raj Mange ( Jai Jai Jai Bajrang Bali, Sagar Arts, Sahara One)

Best Anchor- Amitabh Bachchan (Kaun Banega Crorepari season 5, Big Synergy Media Ltd, Sony Entertainment Television)

Best Actress in a Comic Role- Kavita Kaushik (FIR, Edit II, SAB TV)

Best Actor in a Comic Role- Dilip Joshi (Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltha Chashma, Neela Telefilms, SAB TV)

Best Actress in a Supporting Role- Rupal Patel (Saath Nibhana Saathiya, Rashmi Sharma Telefilms, Star Plus)

Best Actor in a Supporting Role- Anoop Soni (Balika Vadhu, Sphere Origins, Colors)

Television Personality – Male- Ronit Bose Roy (Adaalat, Contiloe Entertainment Pvt Ltd, Sony Entertainment Television)

Television Personality – Female-Ankita Lokhande (Pavitra Rishta, Balaji Telefilms Ltd, Zee TV)

Actress in a Negative Role- Kanika Maheshwari (Diya Aur Bati Hum, Shashi Sumeet Mittal Productions Pvt Ltd, Star Plus)

Actor in a Negative Role- Karanvir Bohra (Dil Se Di Dua… Saubhagyavati Bhava, UTV Software Communications Ltd, Life OK)

Fresh New Face (Female)- Aakanksha Singh (Na Bole Tum Na Maine Kuch Kaha, Sunshine Productions, Colors)

Fresh New Face (Male)- Kushal Tandon (Ek Hazaaron Mein Meri Behna Hai, Cinevistaas Limited, Star Plus)

Actress in a Lead Role- Giaa Maanek (Saath Nibhana Saathiya, Rashmi Sharma Telefilms, Star Plus

Actor in a Lead Role- Ram Kapoor and Samir Soni (Bade Acche Lagte Hai/Parichay, Balaji Telefilms Ltd, Sony Entertainment Television/ Colors)

Ensemble- Parvarrish Kuchh Khatti Kuchh Meeth (DJ’s A Creative Unit, Sony Entertainment Television)

Programme with a Social Message- Afsar Bitiya (Village Boy Production, ZEE TV)

Daily Serial- Diya Aur Baati Hum (Shashi Sumeet Mittal Productions Pvt Ltd, Star Plus)

Weekly Serial- Adaalat (Contiloe Entertainment Pvt Ltd, Sony Entertainment Television)

Continuing TV Programme- Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai, (Director’s Kut Production, Star Plus)

Drama Series- Balika Vadhu—Kachchi Umar Ke Pakke Rishte (Sphere Origins Multivision Pvt Ltd, Colors)

Thriller Programme- C.I.D and Crime Patrol (Fireworks Productions/ Optimystix Entertainment India Pvt Ltd, Sony Entertainment Television)

Kid’s Programme -Bournvita Quiz Contest (Derek O’Brien & Associates Pvt Ltd, Colors)

Sitcom/Comedy Programme- Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah (Neela Telefilms Pvt Ltd, SAB TV)

Reality Show- Bigg Boss (Endemol India Pvt Ltd, Colors)

Game Show - Kaun Banega Crorepati – Season 5 (Big Synergy Media Ltd, Sony Entertainment Television)

Dance Talent Show - Dance India Dance – Season 3 (24 Frames, ZEE TV)

Singing Talent Show - X – Factor India 2011 (Fremantle India Television Productions Pvt Ltd, Sony Entertainment Television)

Comedy Talent Show- Jubilee Comedy Circus (Optimystix Entertainment India Pvt Ltd, Sony Entertainment Television)

Mythological Series - Veer Shivaji (Contiloe Entertainment Pvt Ltd, Colors)

Judge panel on a TV Show- Dharmendra, Kiron Kher, Sonali Bendre (India’s Got Talent Season – 3, Fremantle India Television Productions Pvt Ltd, Colors)

Youth Show – Fiction - Dil Dostii Dance (Cinevistaas Limited, Channel V)

Youth Show– Non Fiction- MTV Hero Honda Roadies 8 Short Cut To Hell (Viacom 18 Media Pvt Ltd, MTV)

Televised Awards Show - STAR Parivaar Awards 2012- (Sol Production Pvt Ltd, Star Plus)

Televised Entertainment Show- Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Lil Champ Finale (Big Productions, Zee TV)

On Screen Couple- Barun Sobti & Sanaya Irani ( Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon, Panglosean Entertainment Pvt Ltd, Star Plus)

Production House of the Year- Optimystix Entertainment India Pvt Ltd

Gary Bhinder Most Promising Young Director- Shoojit Sircar

Special Award (breaking into films)- Ekta Kapoor

Well, seems like there was a lot of FUN and hoo-haa at the grand event! And the hosts were none other than the 2 popular hottest men of Indian Television – Ronit Roy and Ram Kapoor.

Almost everybody from the Telly land marked their presence with of course few Bollywood biggies too! Every year, everyone exclusively waits for the Indian Telly Awards. Fans vote for their favorite stars and make them win. Jury spends a lot of time watching almost all shows, to just give out the award to the most deserved candidate. Well, at the end, it’s all about the Telly game. Or how about call it a “Tally” game!

Cheers to all the winners! And do catch the event on Colors TV channel soon.

(Sources: Tellychakkar.com and @Colors TV on twitter)

Finally the day has come when viewers will whistle in ecstasy as the Baap of all TV awards, 11th Indian Telly Awards, is having its ground event today 31 May 2012. It will be absolute glitz, glamour and glory. TV’s best will be revered and your favorite stars will put up some stunning performances. For all the amazing performances that you have to watch its exclusive telecast on Colors soon. Read more…

The Contiloe Entertainment production will now see the story of a South Indian super star who has died many years back, but is again seen after four years. The actor apparently starts killing people. Divya Jagdale will be seen as the public prosecutor in the episode. Read more…

As the news read, the coming track will see K D Pathak played by Ronit Roy being trapped in the murder accusations of a criminal. And here we have got few more details about the said track. Sources inform that K D will have to fight the notorious character to be essayed by Raja Choudhary. Read more…

Sony TV

When Adaalat was launched last year, Ronit was a bundle of nerves, as he is wont to be, before any release. “This is a big challenge for me,” he had said. “I am coming on a channel which is lagging behind. And I want Adaalat to lift it further up in the rankings”, these were his words when the show was to go air. Read more…

Despite being in the same field, the two never had any sort of difference nor did the gossip seekers were heard saying anything wrong about the two. Ronit is successfully playing his part as K D Pathak in Sony TV’s Adaalat and has many shows from past to vouch for his excellence. Read more…

Ronit Roy

The versatile actor was shot to stardom with the movie Udaan helmed by Anurag Kashyap. Besides acting, Ronit possess a security business providing security to Bollywood stars. Recently, on completion of hundred episodes of his show the actor revealed in a chat show that he was responsible for the security of tinsel town’s star Aamir Khan. On being asked, why didn’t he disclose earlier, Ronit replied that he didn’t want to get publicity using the star’s name and fame. Read more…

Working for an episodic in such shows doesn’t cost much of their time and they even get to don a new look. So far we have seen many of the telly actors doing a sequence in Sony TV’s Adaalat and buzz has it that Sarwar Ahuja, who was last seen in Zee TV‘s Punar Vivah, too will be seen doing one of its episodes. Read more…

1 Maine Ye Dil Tumko Diya
2 Hum Laakh Chupaye Pyaar Magar
3 Rone Na Dijiyega
4 Kal Collage Band Ho
5 Akkha India Jaanta Hai
6 Romance Period
7 In The Morning
8 Kal Collage Band – Sad

Sony TV

In fact, it’s Romit who seems to be highly inspired by the veteran actor. He says, “I learn a lot from him. He guides me a lot. Actually, Ronit da told me to turn into a vegetarian”. Romit admitted the fact of he being a hardcore non-vegetarian and sometimes, ate chicken biryani even on days when he was supposed to fast. Read more…

He made a guest appearance as Superstar Ronit Roy in the party where Ram Kapoor and Priya (Saakshi Tanwar) were present. Talking of the track, a source said that Ronit graced the show playing him and Priya was seen introducing herself to Ronit and she even told him that she loves his show, Adaalat. She also complimented him on the manner in which he has maintained himself. Read more…

A Balaji Motion Pictures – White Feather co-production, Shootout At Wadala, boasts quite the impressive cast with John Abraham, Anil Kapoor, Sonu Sood, Manoj Bajpayee, Ronit Roy, Tusshar Kapoor and Kangana Ranaut to name a few. A special event for the launch of Shootout at Wadala was held and it was a knock out. Directed by Sanjay Gupta the film about the shooting death of gangster Manya Surve by police has been slated for a December 7 release. Manohar Arjun Surve (better known as Manya) was an infamous underworld gangster. His death in 1982 during an encounter with the Mumbai police is the city’s first recorded encounter killing. Producer Ekta Kapoor says, “‘Wadala’ and the shootout series is a realistic take with all its masala. It’s not real names, but the incidents are mostly real.” Talking about the film the director said recently, “We are not glorifying gangsters or the police force in the film. Over here (in the film) we are trying to strike a balance between them (gangster and police) and it is really difficult. But having said that, it is not about a predictable end.”

Actor Ronit Roy who has always been the main protagonist in Ekta Kapoor’s  serial will now be seen in an important role of  Inspector Raja Tambat in her next venture Shoot Out At Lokhandwala. When asked if he is  considered as Ekta Kapoor’s blue eyed boy the actor adds with a laugh, “Of course I am her blue eyed boy as she says so.” But the actor says it was not just about being the blue eyed boy but working with Anil Kapoor that excited him more to take up the role.  Ronit Roy says that he idolizes Anil Kapoor and is excited that that his dream to work with the actor has finally come true. “I have idolized him for many years for his dedication towards the craft. He plays the role of ACP Isaque Bagwan. “I am looking forward to start shooting with him now.”

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Actor Ronit Roy who has always been the main protagonist in Ekta Kapoor’s serial will now be seen in an important role of Inspector Raja Tambat in her next venture Shoot Out At Lokhandwala. When asked if he is considered as Ekta Kapoor’s blue eyed boy the actor adds with a laugh, “Of course I am her blue eyed boy as she says so.” But the actor says it was not just about being the blue eyed boy but working with Anil Kapoor that excited him more to take up the role. Ronit Roy says that he idolizes Anil Kapoor and is excited that that his dream to work with the actor has finally come true. “I have idolized him for many years for his dedication towards the craft. He plays the role of ACP Isaque Bagwan. “I am looking forward to start shooting with him now.”

Ronit plays the character inspector Raja Tambat in the film. “That apart the script drew me to the film I feel that the film has the potential to be India’s answer to The Godfather.

Hema Malini (click to enlarge)

Beautiful! Hema Malini is grace and poise personified. The light gold glass tissue saree with the silver, diamante embroidery and lace appliqués is gorgeous. A little too shiny, but works with her persona. Lovely matching Magyar sleeves blouse. The all diamond jewelry borders on ‘too heavy’ but looks quite elegant. The make-up is subtle and tasteful. The hair is a bit too done up and puffed, but again works with her starry persona. The only item I have a major issue with is the tiara-like hairpiece! It’s absolutely unnecessary; it’s jutting out comically and making the look too costumey.

I think she’s taken the ‘dream girl’ ‘dream princess’ tag a little too far. Although her overall look is overdressed and wedding reception like, I’ll say it’s a mature ‘It’ look.

Poonam Dhillon

OMG… This is a major accident! And there is blood and guts splattered all over the zebra crossing! I need to shut my eyes and calm down for a moment… I cannot take in so much bad taste.

First of all, the designer of that saree should cease to exist! Such hideously mismatched colours and loud prints should be banned from being manufactured! And it is a further tragedy the way Poonam has over done everything else in the ensemble. The red lace blouse, the art-tacky red bead pendant, the long flashy earrings, the red rose purse, the flaming red lipstick and nail paint and bindi, the big hair…. Woah… breathe… Amit… breathe! I fail to understand why celebs that are generally quite well dressed sometimes just snap and go berserk with their outfits. She’s such a pretty and charming lady with a dazzling smile but she’s made herself look frightful! Poonam’s look has unforgivably and irreversibly missed it!

Neena Gupta

Hey… taxi! Oh no…sorry, it’s Neena Gupta’s saree. And look closer the saree also has a white with giant black polka doted rag hanging from it. And lady, heard of an iron!? One shouldn’t appear at public events with crumpled clothes. Maybe her oxidized silver and stone neck piece is quite nice and the charcoal batwa is in keeping with the Indian look, but I can’t look beyond that downright strange and gaudy saree! There isn’t anything more to this look to be talked about. Sadly and oddly ‘missed it’!

Juhi Chawla

Gorgeous! Juhi looks graceful and elegant as always. She mostly wears salwar kameezes and kurtis and looks uber comfortable and lovely in them. Seen here in an Anarkali, which is actually a bit too ornate with very heavy duty gold embroidery, but looks stunning nevertheless. The crimson-maroon base color looks great on her. The brocade yoke with the solid gold embroidery(which is repeated at the hemline) off sets very well with the flair part of the kameez. The long flowing flair is in a rosy sheer fabric with traditional motifs. The dupatta is a contrasting beige-gold with maroon velvet embroidery along all edges. In my opinion this outfit could have been worn even without the dupatta. It’s complete in itself. Also I don’t care much for the huge pearl tassels hanging from the dupatta… too bridal. The chunky gold pearl jhumkas and gold bangles are beautiful and the ethnic yet high heeled sandals add a perfect finishing touch to the ensemble. Her trade mark long curly hair looks great, while her makeup is subtle and makes her look young and vibrant. An absolute ‘It’ desi girl look!

Ronit Roy and wife Neelam

Uh oh… it’s a poor magician and his wife. Please open your hearts people and donate some clothes.

I feel bad that Ronit Roy has had to make a coat out of the cheap red velvet upholstery fabric of his sofa. A Bandh gala in red velvet! The designer should be behind bars! Here’s the thing… I’ll admit I don’t hate this shade of rust red, and I don’t exactly shun velvet, but the quality of velvet and how one uses it in what type of garment is crucial! Perhaps if it was a casual jacket left open, maybe with a charcoal /steel grey/beige shirt inside and dark jeans, it might have worked. But the white shirt worn inside makes it look even worse and the black pants look like they’ve been borrowed from his accountant. The vampire-ish slicked back hair and the dark tan shoes are quite fresh and nice but cannot save this scary ensemble from terrorizing us!

Mrs. Roy, heard of makeup and jewelry? Apparently not. And why is she wearing her 60 year old big aunty Sandra’s tunic, as a dress?! The length of the dress is unflattering, it looks like it’s worn out and gone shapeless from being home washed a trillion times. The wannabe animal print at the neckline looks terribly trite. And the sleeves… they are the worst feature! The sleeve length and fit reminds me of very typical saree blouses of the 80’s worn by the likes of Jaya Prada. The hair is just ok, the black peep-toes, the gold over sized watch and the silver blingie clutch are lovely. But this just goes to show that only if careful attention is paid to each element of ones ensemble (esp. the garment) does it turn out looking good and complete.

Oh lord… these people are so far removed from the world of fashion, it’s tragic! I am saddened… both of them have very sadly missed it!

Kashmira

I wonder if Kashmira at a circus. What with the Barbie pink lipstick and the electric blue nail color! The only things missing are the blob red nose and carrot top hair. What she also looks like here is a slutty waitress who is bored of her uniform so has cut off her boring white shirt in half and tied it with a string. I do like the black high waisted stretch Georgette skirt. It’s very trendy and looks pretty good on her body but its too corporate and therefore inappropriate for an awards function. The hair’s fine, the watch looks cheap and the gold chain sling purse looks like she’s about to chain someone to her bed and do bad bad things to them! Oh lord… Kashmira’s working girl meets slutty waitress meets clown look has shamefully ‘missed it’!

Jaaved Jaffrey

Get your funny on… its clown central! And I am not talking about Javed Jaffrey’s histrionics; I am talking about his outfit! I think the hair and the rimless frame are quite okay, so is the stubble. The gray shirt is downright dull and the matching gray tie is like a fatal bolt of shiny polyester coming at you! When it comes to certain colours like gray, lavender etc one needs to be super careful about picking the right shades. The right shade can look soft and elegant and the wrong shade always looks extremely tacky. Of course, the latter is the case here. The black jacket is HIDEOUS. The colorful embroidery on it is unforgivable and looks like something a low-end store outside a suburban train station would sell as ‘fancy’ kids wear. The black with white stripes pants are completely mismatched with the rest of the ensemble and further assert that he’s come dressed as a clown. So this ‘clowning glory’ has missed the mark and fallen down! And we’re not amused.

Salman Khan

Haha… Salman has regressed to the 90s. Either that, or he paid perhaps a mere Rs 1000 or there about, to a fashion street vendor to put together this entire ensemble for him. White polo collar tee! Yawn…

Black leather belt (with hideous metal detailing): Hello 90s bad fashion! Jeans: Hello 90s really bad fashion with unfavorable slits and zippers! Holy Denim God, the wash of those jeans looks super cheap, and seriously… bottom slits in the side seems of pants, dude… women‘s jeans had this sad feature years back! Black leather shoes: road side chic. Jacket: Kinda Eskimo-ish and unnecessary but trendy, so looks alright. Salman’s sense of style is very edgy, rough, spunky casual. Very Diesel, DSquared, Gstar Raw, Ed Hardy. But each item in this particular look is dated and most ordinary. He’s supposed to be the “Rock star” of Bolly but here he’s ‘missed it’ so badly that instead of head banging I feel like banging my head repeatedly on the wall!

John Abraham, Chitrangda, Akshay Kumar

I love John’s sense of style. Its cool, comfortable, easy yet stylish. Just like his ensemble here. So casual chic, so John! The white V-neck tee is great on him as it slims down his neck and bulky chest. The classic black jacket is lovely but it does seem a tad oversized and way too long. Definitely needs to be shorter and better fitted. The comfort fit blue denims are just fine and I adore the navy loafers with white laces. Very fashionable and they add the necessary punch to this look. His short hair is styled well and a stubble suits John and 90% of men. Perhaps not an A+ but certainly an A to John’s ‘It’ look.

Love Akshay’s black Nehru collar jacket. Exquisitely designed and fits him like a dream. I like his nerdy chic styled parted hair and clean shaven look. The jeans are a superb shade of dark yet bright blue and the fit is proper. But go further down, and you go, ‘Oh no!’. What happened with the shoes?! Tan cowboy boots with half tucked in jeans… No, No! It’s an unpleasant unexpected anti-climax to a fantastic ensemble. I understand mix ‘n’ match but this is pushing it too far! Please don’t try any stunts in fashion! Just a basic pair of black suede or leather shoes Akshay… not rocket science! So, till the ankles it’s an absolute ‘It’ but below that, Eh…

Chitrangda (click to enlarge)

Wow… Chitrangda’s gown is Ab Fab! A glorious emerald color with satin edging. The drapie halter neck bodice is very flattering and the criss-cross detailing at the empire waist adds a great design factor. The fit and the fall of the flowing part is excellent and the long trail lends the gown oodles of red carpet glamour! The low open back reveals just enough to make her look sexy but not inappropriate. Now lets come to the hair, I am a little baffled here, it’s a nice do but the hair piece is too obvious and too poofie at the back. Its a ‘good from far but far from good’ case. The make-up is nice and fresh but the red lip colour is a little too bright and therefore questionable. But the most disastrous part of the ensemble is the statement neck piece. Ethnic silver chunky with a giant red stone! Girl… what were you thinking!  In which parallel universe does that go with a purely western design trail gown!? Also the neutral sandals and charcoal clutch are a complete and utter mismatch. So in spite of the super grand gown and Chitrangda herself looking very beautiful, the overall ensemble majorly suffers on account of all the accessories! Sorry, I really want to but I can’t pin my ‘It’ label on this one.

Ritiesh Deshmukh

I quite like the over all look. Sort of suave classy Hollywood star. But breaking it down, from waist up are all the pluses and from waist down mostly minuses. The slicked back hair always works for a sophisticated look. Nice classic tuxedo collar white shirt with small black buttons. Well fitted black slim lapelle jacket with a decent amount of sheen (although shiny is not my taste, I’ll allow it). Black leather shoes: Check. The two elements that fail to impress are, 1: The black belt. It should have been thinner with a more sleek buckle (maybe even an Hermes H or Gucci G buckle) and 2: The Black trousers. The design and fit of those trousers both scream ‘old uncle/grandfather’ and the length is too long. Ritiesh might just scrape through to the ‘It’ section… Or not!

Sonali Bendre

Oh dear God… what possessed Sonali to wear that!? This is just WRONG! It’s deeply saddening that some designers think that by cascading fabric randomly from here there and everywhere they have created a drape garment. And they make the most pretty and perfect of celebs like Sonali wear these garments and look like natural calamities! That dress… angers me!

The color combination is dreadful and it looks as if a coral coloured dress is shabbily worn over a neutral colored dress! There is no balance whatsoever in the drape. The entire waist seem is ‘in your face’ and that is precisely what needed to be covered or camouflaged! The shoddy applique at the waistline looks as if it was patched there to hide a tear. Her strappy natural shoes and matching clutch are very chic, but that dress descends like an avalanche destroying everything in sight! Hate her overly done up hair (are those obvious brown extensions or is it a full on wig?!) and smokey eyes does not go with this look! I do like the lip colour though and the jewelry is not worth a mention. So in conclusion, this amateur ‘dress making project’ outfit of Sonali’s has shamed my ‘missed it’ section!

Samir Soni and Neelam

This couple proves the fact that one individual in a couple can have a great sense of style and the other one can be clueless!
Neelam looks luminous in a smokey gray georgette tunic dress with a shimmery silver print and borders on the hemline and loose tie up sleeves. The length of the dress is perfect (not too long, not too short) and fits her well. This semi-fitted silhouette is fantastic for Neelam as she has a broad torso, which it totally camouflages. Understated yet noticeable silvery earrings. Her beautiful tresses left loose need no styling, and her makeup is basic with a lovely natural lip color. Love the pearly-white sparkly peep-toes and matching clutch. Neelam is picture perfect, a complete and ‘It’ look with a thumbs up!

On the other hand Samir’s ensemble is just short of a casualty! A few pluses: The construction, length and fit of his jacket. I also quite like the horizontal stripes on the stand collar, shoulders and cuffs. All very sharp! But… the horrifically shiny fabric of the jacket and the jarring aqua-ish royal-ish blue colour ruin it all! The plastic diamante buttons on the jacket take it straight to tacky town. And if this isn’t enough, his jeans are so ill fitting that they look like denim pyjamas. The black shoes are too ordinary, don’t go with the rest of the ensemble and the hair is just about OK. Samir is a nice looking guy but has got it all wrong here. Neelam, honey please personally style your (in)significant other or keep him indoors!

Dolly Bindra

Lol… Lmao…. Sorry can’t stop… Rotfl! All three witches of Eastwick rolled into one! This flying tattered bat-crow-pigeon-penguin gown takes the cake the baker and the bakery! And the hairdo/piece and jewelry fit her perfectly into the character of an ‘Evil Giant Queen’ in a second grade school play! I have no more words… lol lol…! Only Dolly can wear something like this!

Source: Ronit Roy Arrested By Mumbai Police For Rash Driving.