'Karishma' making Karishma on the cover page of 'Hello Magazine'

Happening lady of the Indian Film Industry, Karishma Kapoor is making Karishma on the cover page of 'Hello Magazine. The lady is looking very simple and stylish in her white top teamed up with black mini skirt. In November 2010 issue of 'Hello Magazine', the beautiful is actress is going to share a good news of her come back with her fans.


Yes, the readers will come to know about the second innings of Karishma Kapoor in this edition. Bollywood actress Karishma Kapoor is popularly known as 'Lolo' in the tinsel town. Moreover, she is regarded among the leading ladies of the Indian Film Industry who have ruled over it. She has millions of fans across the globe. Beauty icon, Karishma Kapoor made her bollywood debut in the year 1991 with the movie 'Prem Qaidi', the movie was a semi hit . From 1992-1996, her most of the movies could not do well at the box office. Some of her successful movies during 1992-1996 are 'Jigar' (1992), Anari (1993), Raja Babu (1994), Coolie No. 1(1995) and 'Jeet' in the year 1996.

The lady grabbed an attention of everyone with her wonderful performance in the movie 'Raja Hindustani', the movie was a block buster hit wherein she shared the screen space with Mr.Perfectionist of the Indian Film Industry, Aamir Khan. Her notable performance in the movie brought her first Filmfare Best Actress Award. After that, Beauty icon, Karishma Kapoor won Filmfare Best Supporting Actress Award and a National Film Award for Best Supporting Actress for the movie 'Dil To Paagal Hai' in the year 1997.

In this flick she appeared with King Khan of the tinsel town ,Shahrukh Khan and Dhak Dhak girl, Madhuri Dixit. Bollywood actress Karishma Kapoor is married to an industrialist Sanjay Kapur, CEO of Sixt India. Her most recent release was the delayed film, Mere Jeevan Saathi( 2006) wherein she played the negative role .She also appeared as a Judge in the Dance Show 'Nach Baliye -4' along Arjun Rampal and director/choreographer Farah Khan in October, 2008.

Wedding planners ride piggyback on the Bollywood craze

The growing prosperity of the Indian middle class has given the
wedding market in India a huge boost. No expense is spared to make the
event a memorable one.Sometimes families spend a lifetime’s savings on
clothes, jewelry and decorations. From designer jewelery to tattoos,
decor items in exquisite styles, and even venues resembling film sets,
all are thrown in for the lavish weddings.

Consequently, Indian weddings now appear like copycat versions of
on-screen marriages in Bollywood movies.

Those with deep pockets make outfits like those worn by film stars.
Parul Kalra, a bride, said she was wearing her dream outfit. Her
inspiration come from superstar Shahrukh Khan’s movie “Rab ne Bana di
Jodi”. The fact that her designer wedding outfit costs 30,000 rupees,
does not dampen her mood.

“It’s only once in a lifetime affair. It’s my day. Everyone is looking
at me. So I thought of wearing a designer suit. This is a similar
dress worn by the actress of a Bollywood movie called “Rab ne Bana di
Jodi,” Kalra said. “They don’t mind spending money these days. All
they want is Karishma and Kareena’s clothes and even if they cost for
50-30 thousand rupees they really don’t care. It’s just that they want
that perfect look that Bollywood people have,” said Gunjan Nagpal,
fashion designer.