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Manish Malhotra, over the years, has become that one designer Bollywood can't do without. From the country's most prestigious fashion shows to the most high-profile marriages and beyond, you are likely to stumble upon more than one stars donning his creation. But no success story ever happened without immense hard work and effort.
While speaking to a leading storytelling platform, he opened up on how he was inclined to Bollywood films since a very early age. While he wasn't a good student academically, he really enjoyed painting classes, and would often give fashion advises to his mother!
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"When I got into college, I started modelling, and began working at a boutique. I was there for a year and a half, and all I earned was Rs. 500 a month, but it was worth it. I couldn’t afford to go abroad and study fashion, so that was my school in a way. I’m completely self-taught — I used to sit and sketch for hours! Finally at the age of 25, I got my big break — I worked on a film starring Juhi Chawla," he was quoted on the page's Instagram post. The film in question is Swarg, which came out in 1990. There was no looking back. However, he practically rose to fame after working in Urmila Matondkar's Rangeela.
Malhotra has certainly come a very long way, and has strong contributions behind putting Indian fashion on the global map. "But the one thing that hasn’t changed is that, even after all this time, I still get nervous before fashion shows! And I want that to remain the same, because that’s my identity — it reminds me of who I am, where I’ve come from, and what I’m meant to do," he was further quoted as saying.
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