Close X
Tuesday, October 15, 2024
ADVT 
Bollywood

I Always Hoped To Get Accepted: Kangana Ranaut

Darpan News Desk IANS, 26 Aug, 2018 06:38 PM
    National Award winning actress Kangana Ranaut, who walked as the showstopper at the Lakme Fashion Week ramp here, says during her growing up days, she used to impersonate models and always hoped she would be accepted in showbiz.
     
     
    Asked if she thought she would make it big in the fashion world too, Kangana said: "When I was young I didn't have any guarantee, but I hoped that I get accepted. I remember in the night times I used to rehearse... I was a science student and I was hard working.
     
     
    "I used to wake up in the nights and wear heels and try and impersonate the catwalk I used to see on Fashion TV. I remember working very hard and hoping I make it someday."
     
     
    The 31-year-old actress says every time she walks the runway, it takes her back to her days of "Fashion", the Madhur Bhandarkar directorial in which plays a supermodel.
     
     
    "That's the only time I played a supermodel and I used to rehearse a lot because I never had a modelling background. I never modelled before. So, now when I do these walks it definitely takes me back to my 'Fashion' days," she said.
     
     
    Kangana on Saturday night walked the ramp for designer duo Pankaj & Nidhi's show presented by Nokia at the ongoing fashion gala's Winter/Festive 2018 edition.
     
     
    The "Queen" actress wore a midnight blue asymmetrical dress with black embellishments. She completed her look with cobalt blue eyeliner, nude make-up and tied her hair into a chic side parted ponytail.
     
     
    On the garment, she said: "The credit goes to Pankaj & Nidhi for my look and team who have done my hair, make-up and entire styling. I am comfortable because their garments is not just for editorials or for ramp walks. It is for real people to wear for every day events, parties or festivals. I just feel that not just beautiful or edgy but are also practical."

    MORE Bollywood ARTICLES

    Sport Instils Confidence In Children: Suniel Shetty

    Sport Instils Confidence In Children: Suniel Shetty
    Suniel, who is the captain of the Mumbai Heroes cricket team in the Celebrity Cricket League, attended the first season of "Box Bowl Out X" underarm cricket series organised by Zeeshan Siddique here on Saturday. 

    Sport Instils Confidence In Children: Suniel Shetty

    Shabana Azmi Denounces Oscars Red Carpet Culture

    Veteran actress and activist Shabana Azmi is amazed to see the desperation to conform to set beauty standards at the Oscars red carpet, and called it a huge pity.

    Shabana Azmi Denounces Oscars Red Carpet Culture

    'Bajrangi Bhaijaan' Mints Over Rs 150 Crore In China

    'Bajrangi Bhaijaan' Mints Over Rs 150 Crore In China
    After two years since it opened in India, the film released in China on March 2 this year, becoming Salman's first ever movie to release in the market -- where Aamir Khan's entertainers are the biggest Bollywood attractions.

    'Bajrangi Bhaijaan' Mints Over Rs 150 Crore In China

    Here's Why Aanand L Rai Is Thankful To Katrina Kaif

    Filmmaker Aanand L Rai has thanked actress Katrina Kaif for bringing in a sense of ease and love to the sets of "Zero".

    Here's Why Aanand L Rai Is Thankful To Katrina Kaif

    PICS: Singer Aditya Narayan Rams His Mercedes Into Auto, Injures Two

    PICS: Singer Aditya Narayan Rams His Mercedes Into Auto, Injures Two
    Bollywood playback singer Aditya Narayan was on Monday detained at the Versova police station after a road accident, a police official said.

    PICS: Singer Aditya Narayan Rams His Mercedes Into Auto, Injures Two

    The New York Times Compares Madhubala To Marilyn Monroe In 'Overlooked' Obituaries Special

    The New York Times Compares Madhubala To Marilyn Monroe In 'Overlooked' Obituaries Special
    Madhubala Has Been Honoured In The New York Times’ ‘overlooked’ Series As One Of 15 Women They Didn’t Have Obituaries For. American daily pays homage to Madhubala

    The New York Times Compares Madhubala To Marilyn Monroe In 'Overlooked' Obituaries Special