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| The countdown to the sixth Grasim Mr India 2000 pageant has started and the shortlisted hunks have begun sharpening their wits and toning their pectorals. Delhi hunks seem to have scored a point - there are as many as nine of them out of a total of 26 shortlisted candidates. The event,which will be held in Hyderabad on February 26th, will be preceded by six sub contests - Mr Photogenic, Best Smile, Best Dressed, Best Physique, Mr Popular and Mr Wit. |  |
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Yukta in the footsteps of Ash-Sush |
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The
film bug strikes yet another beauty queen! Of course, (like it is
wont to) it has claimed the brightest reigning star - Miss
World 1999 Yukta Mookhey - as its newest victim. The
gliteratti is abuzz with the news of Yukta having
cut an informal deal with producer Boney
Kapoor. While Kapoor has
promised to cast Yukta in his next
film, the 5ft10 inches beauty has assured Boney
of signing on the dotted lines as soon as her contract with Miss
World Inc. ends. However, to be fair to the lady, Yukta's
acting ambitions have not sprouted as an aftermath of the Miss
World crown. In fact, she had reportedly signed a low-budget
film Gulabo before winning the Miss
World title. Later of course, Mookhey
chose to opt out due to her post-Miss World
busy schedule and
the fact that she had already begun getting feelers from industry
bigwigs. Well, it's only a matter of time ... watch out for the
towering beauty! |
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| Yes it's true. Success does change all equations. Take Hrithik's case. The phenomenal performance of his debut 'Kaho Na Pyaar Hai' has really changed the way people think of him. And there has been a sea change in people attitude towards him. For instance, there was this actress (no we're not taking any names, so keep guessing) who turned down two films with him before the release of 'Kaho Na…', but when it did well at the turnstiles, she immediately did an about turn and is said to be now moving heaven and earth in order to get the projects revived again. And is Hrithik ready to let bygones be bygones. We're not telling yet. But keep connected and you just might get lucky! .... filmfare |
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| Lara
Dutta,
a 21-year-old TYBA Economics student of Mumbai
University, was crowned the new Miss
India Universe at the Femina Miss India
2000 pageant held at the Pune Club lawns on January 15th about her. Interview winners |
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Lakme |
face of the millennium | |
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Lisa
Ray,
the former queen-bee of the modelling world, is all set to reclaim
her crown. After reinstating her glamour and sex appeal through a
series of classy Lakme ads, the
light-eyed sultry beauty has now been declared as the company's
"face of the millennium." "Like Lakme's
earlier models that included the likes of Shaymolie
Verma and Aishwarya Rai, we
wanted a woman who has external and internal beauty and someone, who
feels on top of the world," says Sonia Singh, marketing
manager, Lakme. Well, considering the
raving popularity of the Lakme ads
featuring Lisa, looks like the
cosmetics company might just have hit the jackpot. After all,
lissome Lisa and soaring profit figures
sure make for a hot combination! |
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Yukta Mookhey
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Miss India Worldwide 2000 |
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Newly crowned Miss India Worldwide 2000 Aarti Chabria (C) poses with her predecessor Melissa Bhagat (L) and Miss India New York 1999 Asha Hanif on Nov.27 in Rahway, New Jersey. The contest included participants of Indian origin from 20 countries. (AFP)
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