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News : Madhuri Dixit to walk the ramp for Anju Modi (on Friday)

Great news for Madhuri fans. The Dhak Dhak girl will be walking the ramp for the first time ever at the Delhi Couture Week which starts today.

The actress will be walking for designer Anju Modi and is really excited. Madhuri says, "I personally wear a lot of designs and she has created some great pieces for me over the last few months."

Modi's collection is inspired by Bengali literature and is named 'Devi'.

http://www.fashioncirqle.com/2012/08/08/news-madhuri-dixit-to-walk-the-ramp-for-anju-modi/

Give u a little taste of Couture week in Delhi!

I liked the taste😆...more to come tomorrow...she will be walking the ramp for the first time ever...

From the above three looks...though I personally think she looks the best in white...but the pink saree is more cheerful...looking pretty😊

Madhuri Dixit turns 'devi' for Anju Modi's show

New Delhi, Aug 10 (PTI) Wearing a cream embroidered lehenga, black blouse and red muslin dupatta, Madhuri Dixit transformed into a devi for designer Anju Modi's Bengal- inspired collection at the PCJ Delhi Couture week this evening. After reciting a Rabindranath Tagore poem, Madhuri sashayed down the ramp with her trademark smile, her hair in loose curls around her shoulder, reminiscent of the Chandramukhi that she was of Sanjay Leela Bhansali's "Devdas". The song 'Jodi Tor Dak Shune Keu Na Ashe' in the voice of Amitabh Bachchan from the film "Kahaani" played in the background. "My collection is inspired by Bengali literature and the films inspired by it, such as 'Charulata', 'Devi', 'Parineeta' and 'Devdas'. Red is a very prominent colour in Bengal. I have focussed on the power of woman - lovable and energetic. I have taken the influence from Bengal an twisted it to make a fashion statement," said Modi. "Madhuri is the epitome of elegance, an intelligent, passionate human being. She is the devi of my collection," she added. The show began with models walking in with a backdrop of scenes from black and white Bengali films playing, showing women at the riverside, boats on the Ganges and the iconic Howrah Bridge. Cotton, muslin, tusser blend were the fabrics used to create the layered lehengas, jackets, half-saris and drapes. Colours were mostly red, white and black. Modi has been designing Madhuri's outfits for her TV show "Jhalak Dikhla Ja" as well and said that they've been associating for a year now. "I have known Madhuri for a year now. Like a typical American she was shopping online and she came across my clothes. When I met her I found her to be down to earth person. She eventually became my muse," said Modi. PTI BB