
Love this picture from a Tamil movie. Six different sarees with different drapes.
Very age appropriate sarees and drapes, perfect. Kudos to the costume designer.
I also saw a few other stills from the movies and noticed a few other typically southern drapes. I’ll post those when I get a chance.

Is that sonam kapoor? Almost didn’t recognize her. I think she needs a little more time to mature as an actress.

This saree lacks color balance, period. But I like the photo shoot, Ramya Nambeesanlooks very innocent, and the shoot is looks very real.
Mainly because of the graffiti on the walls, I think. Graffiti used to bother me a LOT, it still does but not as much. When I see those hearts carved out on the wall, I imagine the lives of young lovers and wonder what their life is like and if they are together. It takes away the edge of the discomfort of the graffiti.
In US, most of the graffiti is about nothing – it is vanity by plastering one’s own code name, or some swear word but here, almost all of it that I see in this picture, it is about love and longing.

First time, it was superb; second time it was great; third time it was nice; fourth time it was acceptable; fifth time it was bearable; but enough already.
Sabyasachi has a much bigger reach in his collection – choose something else.

Don’t know the context of this image, but whatever he did was probably worth it and whatever he is getting, he probably deserves.
I like the black grill and the massive ground hugging tires …
And Yah.. the saree is nice too.
Click for a better view – and here is the blouse design


Chetan Hansraj and Muskaan Arora at Sahara One TV show “Mata Ki Chowki” on location at Future Studios.
Love the sarees on these soap operas!