• Married at 16, designed Aishwarya Rai’s wedding outfit | Ft. Neeta Lulla with Radhika Bajoria

  • May 22 2024
  • Length: 56 mins
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Married at 16, designed Aishwarya Rai’s wedding outfit | Ft. Neeta Lulla with Radhika Bajoria

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  • Interviewed the only Indian designer to win an award at Cannes Film Festival for Samantha Ruth Prabhu’s dress in the movie Shaakuntalam.

    Not just this, this legendary designer is also the only one to win FOUR National Film Awards for designing costumes in films like Devdas, Jodhaa Akbar, Lamhe, Balgandharva!!

    Meet Neeta Lulla - in the most unfiltered conversation with Radhika Bajoria.In our conversation we spoke about Neeta Lulla’s unconventional journey which will leave you spellbound.

    ➡️ From getting married at the age of 16, to having a kid at a tender age of 20, to buying her first sewing machine by selling sandwiches - Neeta has completed 40 successful years in fashion in 2024!

    Neeta and I spoke on our channel wiping_out_the_norm about,

    ✅ Designing Aishwarya Rai Bachchan’s wedding dress

    ✅ Working with Sanjay Leela Bhansali for Devdas

    ✅ Being called a “costume technician” by the Late Yash Chopra

    ✅ Neeta’s equation with Juhi Chawla n movie sets

    ✅ How she got married to not study further, and got into fashion unknowingly.

    ✅ How does inventory in the fashion business work, how did Neeta get work in movies, how does pricing work in couture designs, and much more!
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