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Ness Wadia

The Wadia Group is one of the oldest conglomerates of corporate India founded by Sir Neville Wadia, before the independence of the subcontinent in 1947. The Wadia group now consists of three independently listed companies on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).

These include: Bombay Dyeing, Britannia Industries, Go Air. The Wadia Group also edits the Fashion Magazine Gladrags and conducts the annual Gladrags Megamodel hunt in Mumbai.

Ness Wadia born on May 30, 1970 is the son of Nusli Wadia and Maureen Wadia and the heir to one of India's most prestigious businesses, Bombay Dyeing. Joint Managing Director of The Bombay Dyeing & Manufacturing Co. Ltd., flagship Company of the Wadia Group, Ness is strategically involved in the Textiles & Polyester Divisions & spearheads the newly incorporated businesses of Real Estate Development, Shopping Centres & Retail.

After completing his education at The Lawrence School, Sanawar,India & in England, Ness studied International Relations at Tufts University, Boston, USA. Thereafter he joined Bombay Dyeing in 1993 as a Management Trainee. After his Masters in Science of Engineering Business Management from the University of Warwick in 2001, he returned as Deputy Managing Director of Bombay Dyeing and was later promoted to Joint Managing Director.

Prity Zinta

Born in Shimla , Himachal Pradesh. Prity Zinta comes from a Hindu Rajput family of Rohru in Shimla District. She studied at the Convent of Jesus and Mary School, Shimla. Upon graduating from the boarding, Zinta enrolled at St Bede's College in Shimla. She initially majored in English honours, but later pursued an advanced programme in criminal psychology.

Zinta began her career as a model and commercial actress,before breaking into cinema in 1998 with her role in Dil Se, for which she won the Filmfare Sensational Debut Award. In 2004, Zinta joined a line up of South Asia's commentators for BBC News Online and since then writes monthly columns for them.

She was the first recipient of Godfrey's Mind of Steel Award at the annual Red and White Bravery Awards, given to her for the "Courageous Act" of standing against the Mumbai Underworld.