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Love actually is a year-round thing that transcends the simplicity (and complexity!) of romance and Verve explores the nuances and invisible threads of relationships of another kind. Three strong-willed women talk about their celebrity siblings and the ties that bind. Alvira Agnihotri is the quiet support behind Salman Khan’s Being Human foundation. Bahar Dutt nurtures an identity distinctly different from didi Barkha and Aradhana Seth acknowledges her brother Vikram’s role in shaping her own aesthetic sensibilities. In an endearing fashion all are fiercely protective about their elder more famous siblings. Lady Natasha Rufus Isaacs and Lavinia Brennan, co-founders of luxury ethical fashion label Beulah London, are unified in their desire to make a difference by providing employment to abused women in Kolkata slums. Their creative partnership flourishes because they revel in the same dreams and inspirations. Our annual Bollywood Style Awards, as always, highlight the sartorial statements that made an impact on the silver screen in the year gone by. Where costume caressed character in the most effective way. Aayat of Mausam, gentle, innocent in the pale shades of a wintry Punjab, turns to warmer colours as she matures, without losing her sense of rootedness, even as she crosses geographical boundaries. Silk of The Dirty Picture, quite the opposite, bares her sexuality, heaving bosom et al, in garish cholis and sequinned gowns that embellish her world of make-believe. Angst-ridden Janardhan?is garbed in?the way he feels; unfettered, unapologetic, unwashed, not quite the ubiquitous Rockstar.?Couture-conscious Natasha, prim in manner and speech?even carries her designer bag into the bushes on a road trip in Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara. And our unabashed romance with Hindi cinema continues...
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