Adults only! --- Fashion

Can not wait for this movie!! I'm older than 15..just!! Definitly seeing one way or another. I agree with Madhur; not just his films but other films have also had love making scenes and still been a U or atleast a 12. Well..i guess u wouldn't expect parents to take theirkids to this film anyways so Madhur hasn't really lost much of his audience!!

I love Madhur's films because it's just like Bigg Boss, full of gossips and inside stories😛. He portrays real people in such a way that they can't even sue them😆.

Originally posted by: Maya_M

Kangana's character is based on Gitanjali Nagpal.

Former model Gitanjali Nagpal worked as a maid, spent her nights with men for money to quell her craving for drugs and was in the end reduced to a life on the footpath (PTI Photo)

NEW DELHI: In the '90s, Gitanjali Nagpal sashayed down the catwalks of Delhi with the likes of Sushmita Sen. A Navy officer's daughter who went to Lady Shri Ram College, she seemed set for a flashbulb career in fashion.

On Sunday, they found her living off the streets and spending her nights in parks and temples. And by Monday, she was being hounded by TV cameramen, reporters and do-gooders. Gitanjali's sad story had just taken yet another weird turn.

It's a horrifying story of the dark side of glamour: how one false move can send a promising career to a downward spiral of drugs and self-destruction. By her own admission, the ex-Mount Carmel student worked as a maid, spent her nights with men for money to quell her craving for drugs and alcohol and was in the end reduced to a life on the footpath.

Gitanjali's estranged husband lives in Germany with her child. And, touchingly, he still waits for her. When Metro Now , TOI's sister newspaper, first spotted her in South Delhi's Hauz Khas village and started taking her photographs, Gitanjali slid the T-shirt down her shoulders like a seasoned model and posed in style. She promised to model even better for a reward: a swim in a five-star hotel.

But after the story was published on Monday, Gitanjali was back among the flashbulbs. In an ironical twist, she was chased by TV reporters, shepherded by Delhi Commission for Women and taken in a Qualis first to a police station and then to Vimhans, a hospital that deals with mental health.

Gitanjali, still striking with her matted dreadlocks and wearing a black corsette and long skirt that seemed to have all the colours of rainbow, didn't get down from the car. Rather, she abused people who approached her. Three psychiatrists talked to her in the car. They later said she had poor hygiene, had rashes all over and was irritable.

This was her before:

http://photogallery.indiatimes.com/articleshow/2359465.cms

That's really sad about Gitanjali, but unfortunately it is quite common. Kangana and Gitanjali actually look quite similar in some photo's.......

I hope he has done justice in portraying the fashion industry, because if done correctly this film will make waves outside India. Hopefully, it's not just about sex and drugs, other issues such as size 0, awful living conditions, suicide etc are mentioned. There is alot that people don't know about the industry and it's not glamourous at all.

Definitely not one for kids!

^^ I completely agree with you. It's not only about sex and drugs, there's much more to the Fashion world and far less glamourous than many people think. I really hope that the film gives the real portrayal of the fashion industry and how it really is from within. But yes, it isn't a film for the kids! So true about the Kangana- Gitanjali resemblance as well....esp. because of the hair.