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Gladrags Manhunt and Megamodel Contest
Indian beauty pageant
The Gladrags Manhunt and Megamodel Contest is an annual unisex pageant conducted by the Indian Gladrags magazine. The most appealing male and female models are selected and promoted by the magazine.
They first conduct a round of selection from the regions and then post all the elimination rounds for the final contestants. The group undergoes training including physical fitness, grooming, catwalk, diction and speech.[1]
Gladrags Manhunt Contest
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[edit]The Gladrags Contest is an annual modeling event established in the early 1990s by Maureen Wadia, wife of industrialist Nusli Wadia, who owns Bombay Dyeing, one of India’s oldest textile companies.[2][3] Initially started to support Bombay Dyeing’s promotional efforts, Maureen Wadia created the Gladrags magazine, which functioned both as a fashion publication and a men’s magazine, featuring swimsuit images of models.[2] The Gladrags Manhunt and Megamodel Contest, organized by the magazine, quickly became popular, later expanding to include additional competitions like Mrs. India and Little Miss and Master contests.[2]
The contest provided Bombay Dyeing with a steady source of models for its pr
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I am under the radar for a bit because my grand-munchkin has arrived with her nanny in tow to spend a glorious two weeks with me. When people used to wax eloquently about their children’s babies, I used to turn my jaded nose up at them. Though I had living proof at home with my mom, who was a tigress with us but was a pushover with the grandkids! My sister and I used to give each other these looks that said: “Where is that fierce lady who was so strict and unbending with us?” My sister once asked her how she was so good with her grandkids and so ‘mean’ with us. She retorted back in a matter-of-fact manner that the ‘interest’ was always more precious than the ‘principal’. In some very twisted way, it made sense! I find myself doing the same thing with my little one. Sigh! They do say that history repeats itself.
Even though I like to spend most of my time with my ‘munchkin’, one cannot refuse an invitation from Shreen Malani, the ‘grand dame’ of Bengaluru. Shreen was once the proprietor of the Renaissance Gallerie and promoted art all over the world. Now settled in London (to be close to her son and grandkids), she often flies down to our city and gets right back into the party circuit. I remember Shreen throwing the most legendary parties, usually promoting art, and everyone
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