#Bollywood hairstyles

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Inside Celebrity Hairstyling: Aalim Hakim Reveals Rs 1 Lakh Minimum Fee

Celebrities like Salman Khan, Ranbir Kapoor, and Prabhas are known for their impeccable hairstyles, but have you ever wondered how much they spend on their haircuts? Celebrity hairstylist Aalim Hakim, who has styled some of the biggest stars in Bollywood and beyond, recently revealed that his services start at a staggering Rs 1 lakh.

In a candid interview with Brut, Aalim shared insights into his long-standing relationships with his celebrity clients. He mentioned, “Hrithik Roshan’s look in War, Ranbir Kapoor’s look in Animal, Shahid Kapoor’s look in Kabir Singh, Vicky Kaushal’s look in Sam Bahadur, Bobby’s look in Animal, Rajinikanth’s look in Jailer, Prabhas’ look in Baahubali... Almost 98% of the Indian films are styled by me, whether it’s south or north. My fee is very simple, and everybody knows how much I charge. It starts from Rs 1 lakh. That’s the minimum.”

Furthermore, Aalim emphasized the loyalty of stars like Salman Khan, Fardeen Khan, Suniel Shetty, and Ajay Devgn, who have been his clients for over two decades. He expressed gratitude for their continued trust in him, stating, “They have never changed me as their barber. I’m still their hairdresser.”

On the topic of recent buzz-worthy haircuts, Aalim revealed the story behind Virat Kohli’s eyebrow slit, which created quite a stir on social media. Explaining the decision, he said, “Since IPL was coming up, we decided to do something cool and different. Virat always has references like ‘we’ll try this, we’ll try that, next time we’ll try this.’ This time, we decided to do something really cool. We did a slit in his eyebrows.”

With insights into the world of celebrity grooming, Aalim Hakim’s revelations offer a fascinating glimpse into the high-stakes world of celebrity hairstyling.

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Kriti Sanon Has Experimented With Amazing Hairstyles That Every Bridesmaid Can Easily Recreate. Stay Tuned To ShaadiWish For Latest Trends And Ideas.

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Two beauties from Dar es Salaam I don't want to comment it more because it is so nice and cozy

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. Gahna Wadhwa is looking forward to working on more art films with strong social messages for the audience. Gahna Wadhwa is willing to experiment with various genres, which is consistent with her variety as an artist. She has never used glycerin due to her belief in method acting and the connection between her character and her real life. Gahna also likes to write stories, poems, and thoughts.

. It would now be very interesting to see Gahna on the silver screen. All her fans and well-wishers are eagerly waiting to see her ruling the silver screen.

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Salman Khan Hair Transplant - Before and After

Despite aging well, the multi-award-winning Bollywood star has been battling with thinning hair. It was in 2003 when he underwent his first hair transplant. The center of attention of a multi-million member fan club, his last hair transplant procedure is said to have been performed in 2016.

A total of three surgeries over the years have transformed his looks with the last one showcasing a superb success.

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Tamannaah Bhatia Turns Up The Heat With Playful Hair Video, Fans Can’t Get Enough | People News

Mumbai: Actress Tamannaah Bhatia has set the internet ablaze with her latest video, playfully dealing with her hair while exuding a hot and sultry vibe that has captivated fans and followers alike. Taking to Instagram, Tamannaah, who has 26.8 million followers, shared a captivating Reel video showcasing her in a stunning black outfit and a vibrant multicoloured kaftan dress. In the clip, she…

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Whispers of serenity in a chaotic world.

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On Instagram, are you looking for some major glitz and glitter? Sriiishh is the only person to follow ! With her stunning photographs and fascinating content, this emerging celebrity is sweeping the internet. Sriiishh is quickly becoming a must-follow for anybody seeking for some major style inspiration thanks to her feed, which is full of gorgeous beauty looks, fashion ideas, and unique collaborations. Be ready to release your own inner glam and glitter as you join the millions of followers who are captivated by Sriiishh’s distinct aesthetic and charismatic personality.

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The Lost Blossom Shampoo Commercial

During my very early days on Tumblr, I was loving all the GIFs and I wanted to join the community. Along with my love of video games, I love animation and I love Cartoon Network, and I wanted to contribute even if my main Tumblr, which is all that I had back then, wasn't animation focused. I wanted to give something that nobody else has posted. I knew non-American commercials have unique animation not seen anywhere else, so that felt like a good idea. I decided, to add some unique Cartoon Network GIFs to Tumblr, to look through various Cartoon Network commercial reels on YouTube and Vimeo. One of the videos I found on Vimeo was this reel from Brendan Rogan, a producer at Cartoon Network Latin America. I found a clip of the Powerpuff Girls I had never seen at 0:32.

Wait, is this...a shampoo commercial? Seems really fitting considering the Blossom hair wave scene in The Mane Event, and I shouldn't be surprised someone decided to use something inspired by that scene in advertising. Not going to lie: I was intrigued.

After the break, my entire history of my attempt to track down this commercial.

Right after this part of Blossom that I made the GIF from is this clip of three superhero-like mascots flying around three different bottles of different hair products. The one on the left has a bubbly hairstyle that is the same color as the bubbles shown in the Blossom part, suggesting that these two clips are from the same commercial. I did not want to believe it at first, but it did fit pretty well. The Powerpuff Girls are 6 years old at the most, and they could still be using baby shampoo.

After my searches went nowhere, I e-mailed Brendan Rogan back in 2015, who was pretty much my only lead at the time, about it. Rogan asked me why I wanted to see the "full spot". I immediately recalled one YouTube video about people trying to find the guy from Active Enterprises of Cheetahmen infamy only to be met with an all caps "WHY DO YOU WANT TO KNOW THIS INFORMATION" and no further replies, and I was hoping it was not going to end like that video. I did e-mail him with honesty, saying I just wanted to see the context of the full spot, and I'm a big Cartoon Network and Powerpuff Girls fan.

Rogan did not reply back.

I did not e-mail him again because I did not want to pester someone about a baby shampoo commercial, and I was holding onto the hope that it'll appear in a upload of commercials on YouTube so I do not have to test my anxiety. Of course, it'd be in way higher quality if I got it from someone who worked on the commercial rather than a VHS recording of commercials, but I was not thinking of that at the time. At least he indirectly confirmed a full spot exists.

Years later, I found a promotional reel based on the Toonix era of Cartoon Network Latin America, dated to 2011. It advertises The Amazing World of Gumball and Johnny Bravo Goes To Bollywood, both from 2011, so I can believe the year. It seemed to be made for investors and advertisers, showing off Cartoon Network's programming, and how they can have synergy with other brands. This includes a bunch of cross-promotion. Showing up at 4:52, to my surprise, is the Blossom ad. It was almost the exact same clip seen in the Rogan reel. The keyword is "almost." I got out my video editing software, and this is what I can see:

The Cartoon Network reel does have more of the commercial we did not see in the Rogan reel, though it's just more of the mascots flying in from outside of the frame and a little bit less of Blossom waving her hair around. This does confirm to me that neither reel was showing a single clip from the full spot, but two clips from different parts of the spot, showing the Cartoon Network character and showing what that Cartoon Network character was advertising. It also reconfirms that what I am looking for is not a Cartoon Network promo, but a baby hair product line commercial.

I also notice that even with these two different appearances, we only have 2.5 seconds of what could be a 15 or 30 second commercial. That alone does make that intriguing even with the possibility that Blossom only appears for that one second and the rest is just a generic baby shampoo ad. I hope that's not it, but it would explain why the full spot was not uploaded.

I did find one other piece of this campaign. It's not from the commercial, but it is related. Maybe it was an extremely lucky Google Image Search, or I just somehow stumbled across it in one of my searches. This was from a company named Bau Print, who specializes in different kinds of printing, including printing on vehicles, and, hey look!

There they are! It's even a photo taken from a camera that wasn't edited, meaning I could see from the metadata that it was taken in April of 2010. That does narrow down the beginning end of my search, though I had no doubt that the spot was at least post-Powerpuff Girls Movie. It also made me realize a bit of lore about these three super obscure mascots: they each represent the three different kinds of intense hydration: shampoo, conditioner, and combing cream. There are no Powerpuff Girls, showing either these superheroes were not just made for the commercial, or they wanted to use them without having to contact Warner Bros. or Cartoon Network.

This picture does prove that this campaign, at the very least, got to the point where it was advertised on trailer trucks. I did have a feeling this was a part of a scrapped campaign; maybe Johnson's got cold feet for having their clean baby shampoo brand be associated with girls that have beaten monkeys, criminals, talking dogs, and clowns to a pulp. However, wouldn't it be false advertising if a campaign that fell through ended up in a video that seemed to be made for advertisers?

And that's where my search runs cold. I have searched a lot of Cartoon Network Latin America commercial breaks on and off over the years, and I even used Filmot to search YouTube's subtitles for phrases that could be a part of it, like that "salud es belleza" tagline on that truck, and the full spot remains elusive after years of searching. I guess I could just imagine what the rest of the commercial could be.

The City of J&Jville, where our heroic trio responds to a dis-tress call: Blossom, superheroine of Townsville, is having a bad hair day and won't have the confidence to beat up Mojo Jojo and stop his "turn everyone into chickens with his chicken ray" plan. Lather, Rinse, and Repeat are called to action, and with their ultra-cleaning powers, they go into Blossom's hair as she stares at the mirror, and her hair magically turns luscious again. With her newfound confidence, Blossom flies to Mojo Jojo, and knocks his teeth out, bruising him with all of her techniques, her flurry of punches, her eye lasers, and the dreaded ponytail whiplash! The day is saved thanks to Blossom, and Johnson's Baby Hidratación Intensa! (Warning: Baby shampoo will not give your baby superpowers, do not let them fight crime.)

...okay, maybe that violence wouldn't have happened, but there is only one way we can find out for sure, and I can only wish I could find that way. So uh, here's another shampoo ad starring Hanna-Barbera characters that appears to be unrelated. Yes, the Powerpuff Girls are technically Hanna-Barbera. Bye.

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Stage 3: the pilot announced it was 43°C (109.4F) in Delhi as we landed.

There was barely an immigration queue for foreigners with e-visas, the agent who stamped me in was bizarrely attractive (not that immigration agents can't be hot, it's just not usually their defining feature, especially when middle-aged). I loitered a bit in the arrivals hall and took out some cash before enacting my plan to take the airport metro down one stop and walk to my hotel. I fended off the lone cabby who complimented my hairstyle and made an unsuccessful go at convincing me my hotel wasn't near the metro. I managed the metro security and ticket-buying largely because I'd watched an 'intro to Hindi' video in which the teacher warned that he who attempts to queue nicely in India will be waiting for an eternity. I loitered in the metro station when it became clear that finding the hotel was NOT as easy as google maps might have indicated (on account of an intervening construction site). I made a confused loop back to the entrance before my GPS finally deigned to cooperate, but a tuk tuk driver had already smelled tourist blood in the water and started following me. I told him I was walking "to see the world" and "have an experience". Either baffled or convinced I was insane, he gave up.

My hotel had been around the corner all along, I got a bit misgendered while checking in, and felt out of place in a 5 star establishment with my backpack and dusty sneakers, but they did confirm my reservation, take my money, and give me a room key. I had added on all meals, to save myself having to go looking for sustenance in a new land after a long flight and this is where the real delight began: dinner was a buffet, and perhaps I was making a fool of myself (sometimes there's no getting around this stage) because the waiters came to help me, but eventually I had eaten so many amazing starters, curries, naan, and desserts that I thought they would have to roll me back to my room. I had warned myself not to set my expectations with Bollywood movies but the dining room singer did perform Ikk Kudi from Udta Punjab...

Tomorrow it's back to the airport, but today's been alright.

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in my follow up post (to the dark academia desi outfit post which I can't find rn)

I went to my ethnic day in a retro bollywood-esque polka dot saree (black and white) with a 60s hairstyle with a maroon rose (yes, the big one) and pearl jewelry. make-up? defined eyes, dark lipstick and deep but very natural looking blush + my nails done in dried blood maroon. not to forget my lifesaver 7 inch heels (silver coloured)

the result? everyone told me i look like Madhubala, Sharmila Tagore, and that I've nailed the look and look gorgeous and it's totally worth all the efforts I put in (and also apparently I got my girl crush to notice me, where she allegedly looked at me, recognised me and said "oh-....wow")

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Integra's Mom Lore Post

DISCLAIMER: suicide, mental illness, rape, and questionable dynamics, will all be present themes. 

Hellsing is a story about people that are never entirely good or people who make bad decisions. Nothing will be discussed in too much explicit detail. But read at your own discretion and I hope everyone enjoys Amulya. 

Amulya Hellsing is a twenty-two-year-old Indian woman who met Arthur Hellsing in 1973. She grew up in Mumbai and is the only child of a couple. She met Arthur while he was on a trip in the densely populated city. They would later be engaged shortly after her trip and she was brought back to England with him. They married after a year and she would get pregnant two years later. She gave birth to Integra in 1977 and later passed in 1980. 

Personality:

Amulya is a quiet young lady but when she is interacted with, people will find she is actually very opinionated and talkative. She can be seen as sassy and doesn’t hesitate to stand up against anyone that is addressing her flaws directly. She is sensitive when it is behind her back because she can’t do much about it. Even with her ability to retaliate, she is an incredibly sensitive girl that is prone to overthinking. She can come off as clingy but means well and wants the best for anyone she is attached to.

Looks:

Amilya is a 5 foot Indian woman. She has a slim body frame with more generous portions in her hips and backend while she is on the smaller side on top. Her skin is darker than Intera’s. She has big doe eyes that are innocent but can easily guilt someone into whatever she is playing for. Her eyes have more pigmentation on them which makes her have dark circles around them. Her smile makes her look a little cat-like. She boasts long black hair that hits right around mid booty. It is very curly and well-kept. Her bangs are long and aren’t styled in any particular manner. Her bangs cover the bindi she will occasionally wear unless she pushes them out of the way. She experiments with a wide range of hairstyles but will stick with just keeping it down if she is at home. Her style ranges from 70s Western fashion, Bollywood type of outfits, to saris depending on her mood. She loves jewelry and is drawn to elaborate earrings and interestingly patterned clothes. 

Story and Background:

Amulya grew up in a conservative family which practiced Hinduism. Being the only daughter, she was being raised to become a homemaker. When she was 13, she was kidnapped by an older man who wanted her as her bride. She was kept isolated for a year while he assaulted her and tried to get her to share his perverted delusions. As a way of survival, she pretended to be in love with him. With this, she was able to leave the house one day to go to the market by herself. She took this as a chance to find her way back home. She arrived home to see her parents, completely relieved to have survived such an event. Instead of much of any sentiment, her parents almost completely rejected her. Her story to them was heartbreaking but it meant she was damaged and unable to marry. She would still live with them but their relationship was strained. They barely acknowledged her besides helping them provide for the household and with chores. As any young girl, she made friends growing up but still never let go of that feeling of being unwanted or loneliness. She secretly was always yearning for some chance to be better for herself and to make her parents proud. Whenever she was 22 she had a chance meeting with Arthur Hellsing when he was on a trip in the city she lived in. She was out shopping for herself and he started to chat her up. 

His original advances were rejected by Amulya. She didn’t take his flirtations seriously. It wasn’t till a few other meetings during his time there that she began to warm up to him. She became enamored by his accent, humor, and eccentric personality. He was unlike anyone she had met. He made attempts to woo her further with expensive gifts which she tried to push back on. It was an overwhelming set of advances. This was on dates where they began to spend more and more time together. By the end of his trip, he popped the question to her as he would be sad to not see her anymore and hoped she felt the same. Without thinking much about it and considering her own feelings, she agreed to the arrangement. Amulya was able to tell her parents about the news. They were put off by their daughter running off with an older man till Arthur offered to pay them off for the troubles. With that she was off to England for a new start in life. 

Her engagement to Arthur was short, lasting 6 months till they later married after she was brought back to England. Everyone in the organization and people affiliated with Arthur were all equally surprised by his sudden commitment. 

Amulya wore a traditional wedding Sari with numerous kinds of gold jewelry. The ceremony was a mix of western tradition with Indian ones. Arthur planned the wedding closely with her. This even meant ever so slightly pressuring Pennwood into supplying some extra funds for the event for his dear old friend. Amulya’s family would not be present at the wedding.

Amulya was given no exact knowledge of what Hellsing truly was. It was a few years after Alucard had been sealed. To her knowledge, it was just an extra special military branch. Arthur did his best to shield her from knowledge of the supernatural out of not wanting her to worry and partly wanting to have a normal domestic marriage. 

Moving to England felt like a dream but the rose tinted glasses would fade. Not that she wasn’t ecstatic, she was but it brought a new kind of loneliness. She had no family or friends. She only had her husband to support her emotional needs. While she wanted to go to school, Arthur offered her a private tutor which only fostered that loneliness and isolation. Having a whole new culture to assimilate added new stress. She was judged for both her age and race. Almost anyone she was exposed to was an aristocratic British person. Comments made about her or Arthur behind her back often ate away at her.

Her servant was even switched by Arthur to Walter after a debacle with her last attendant which she never knew much about. Walter tended to her as best he could while he had his own work. If Amulya was bored or wanted someone to talk to, she would go to chat up the maids or pester him in his office. She was tenacious with the man and tested him during their conversations. Part of her wanted to see how genuine the butler persona was while she also just wanted to have fun. From asking him which color earrings she should wear and debate as to why, or pulling him out to have tea with her in random parts of the day, she made sure to push how much he could deal with her. While he did put up a polite front, it cracked if she pressed hard enough. Eventually he came to not mind her and even enjoy her personality more as time went on. He never reported to Arthur about Amulya pestering him during work as time went on.

Amulya took up many hobbies to pass the time. She read often about anything she could get her hands on. Her favorite was botany which made her take up gardening. Her and Walter had a routine of spending time there. This caused mindless conversations between them. Without realizing what he had implied, Walter mentioned his time as a child soldier. Amulya became sympathetic and concerned that Arthur had sent Walter out in a military mission at 14. Suspicion started to arise and it caused an argument between her and Arthur. Walter got to hear Arthur scold him about slipping up around her. 

Walter misconstrued the young lady’s concern as pity but this was cleared up later after a late evening conversation. While he didn’t disclose much about the organization, he became more and more personable with Amulya. Amulya did the same. She often discussed her mental state with him and daily stressors as it was somehow easier. More complex feelings would arise in the butler unbeknownst to her.

Amulya suspicions added as Arthur went on numerous nightly trips because of mission related purposes which he could never exactly tell her was for. 

Amulya would get pregnant with Integra two years later in 1976. Her pregnancy was very healthy. However, near the final trimester, Arthur decided to spring it up on her that Integra would become the successor in the Hellsing family. He also explained what Hellsing was, that the paranormal was real, and the vampire they have in the basement. Amulya did not take this wel in the slightest. Her world had turned itself inside out at this. She felt a mix of betrayal and fear. She wondered what kind of world Integra would be brought into. What world had she been in? Arthur and Walter both felt the full brunt of her displeasement. She warmed up to it slightly when Integra was born in 1977. Integra’s birth brought even more difficulties to Amulya’s overall health. She experienced postpartum depression. She was exhausted from giving birth and her mental state had never been the best. She had to get a ton of help from nannies, maids, and Walter with helping the care of Integra. There would be many times that she felt she couldn’t hold Integra just because she was too scared to. She had numerous intrusive thoughts of wanting to hurt herself or strangle Integra. The fear of this ever actually happening made it incredibly hard to connect with her. She adored Integra, feared her, and worried for her. She became more reliant on Walter as Arthur became busier with work. Arthur did pay attention to Integra but heavily relied on people he employed to help Amulya. 

Over the next two years, Amulya would get better with caring for Integra on her own. Walter helping with Integra and assisting Amulya while she was emotionally vulnerable made her more attached to him. While she was getting better, she was still prone to depressive episodes and even attempting suicide. 

While in an emotionally vulnerable state, she came onto Walter to somehow get any kind of support. Walter rejected her advances in respect for her not being all the way there at the moment and for her marital status.

Whenever Integra was three, she seemed to be fairly normal for a long time. But she was in the process of planning on a definite way to take her own life. She slit her wrists in a bathtub and died on December 17th, 1980. 

Mental Health Comments:

Amulya was always a fragile woman. While she was incredibly strong in certain situations, her past and emotional vulnerability always ate away at her. There was always that feeling of being weak and being considered damaged goods. Her reason for suicide was feeling trapped almost. She even had thoughts of taking Integra and just leaving. But she loves Arthur deeply and wouldn’t do that. She was worried that even if she was there for Integra, that she would be more of a burden and even hurt her more. 

Her mental health was dealable until Arthur decided to unleash nonhuman horror beyond her comprehension. 

Her death was the way to explain why she isn’t brought up. I don’t think Integra would know how her mother died, just that she was extremely sick. 

Arthur Stuff:

Arthur and her dynamic is sweet. They both truly do love each other. Whenever he was planning their wedding, he wanted her to incorporate her culture as long as she was comfortable. He never forced her into acting a certain way. He also always encouraged her to wear whatever she was comfortable with. While he was understanding, he never got the full understanding of how other people aside from him could make her feel. 

Inspiration:

Stories Featuring Amulya:

Amulya’s life as a young girl is inspired by an Indian novel called ‘Pinjar’ or Skeleton by Amrita Pritam. It’s about a young girl who is abducted by an older man. Ending she does end up marrying and living with her rapist. 

More Info On Her:

Amulya and Walter

Those That Grow in Their Place

Amulya Hellsing Artwork:

Initial Concept

Just me Talking:

Doodles

Her and Integra

If you guys have any further questions about her, I’d be happy to go more in-depth. I just wanted to give a quick rundown. It doesn’t go into the full psychology and emotions along with it because I would rather people ask questions. My inbox is always open and I don’t bite. :D

I would also like to deeply thank everyone who liked and reblogged my first post on her. It made my heart melt to find out people were interested in her. She is a ton of fun to think about and develop. She is a tragic character but I hope people like her nonetheless. She is very cute when she isn’t suffering! 

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Viral: Kirti Kulhari Just Got An Extreme Haircut. "You Do You," Says The Internet

Kirti Kulhari shared this image. (courtesy: iamkirtikulhari ) Kirti Kulhari has always challenged the norms in Bollywood with her roles and career choices. In yet another example of this, the Pink actress has shared glimpses of her new hairstyle on social media. Kirti said goodbye to her tresses and embraced a short crop look. Sharing a video of herself with the new hairstyle, Kirti clarified…

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Jhumka for Women: The Must-Have Earring Trend of 2024

Jewelry trends may come and go, but one timeless accessory that continues to steal the spotlight is the jhumka for women. From traditional celebrations to modern styling, jhumkas have evolved to match every fashionista’s taste. Whether you prefer classic gold jhumkas or trendy fusion designs, these earrings are an absolute must-have in 2024.

In this blog, we will explore the latest jhumka trends, styling tips, and why every woman should own a pair (or more!).

Why Jhumkas Are a Wardrobe Essential

Jhumkas are more than just earrings—they are a symbol of elegance, culture, and personal style. Here’s why they remain a top choice for women across generations:

✔ Versatile for Every Occasion – Jhumkas complement both traditional and modern outfits effortlessly. ✔ Wide Variety of Designs – From oxidized silver to pearl-studded, there’s a jhumka for every personality. ✔ Bollywood’s Favorite Accessory – Celebrities like Deepika Padukone and Alia Bhatt often flaunt jhumkas in their ethnic and Indo-western looks. ✔ Instantly Elevates Any Look – Even a simple kurta can look glamorous when paired with the right jhumkas.

Trending Jhumka Styles for 2024

1. Antique Gold Jhumkas – The Royal Touch

Gold jhumkas never go out of style, and antique gold designs with intricate carvings are trending this year.

Best Paired With: Silk sarees, heavy anarkalis, and bridal wear.

Style Tip: Pair with a statement necklace for a complete regal look.

2. Oxidized Silver Jhumkas – The Boho Chic

Perfect for everyday wear, oxidized silver jhumkas add a touch of rustic charm and are a favorite among college-goers and working women.

Best Paired With: Cotton sarees, kurtis, and fusion outfits.

Style Tip: Stack up oxidized bangles and rings to enhance the boho vibe.

3. Pearl Jhumkas – The Subtle Statement

For those who love minimalism, pearl jhumkas bring grace and sophistication without overpowering the outfit.

Best Paired With: Pastel sarees, georgette dresses, and floral lehengas.

Style Tip: Go for a sleek bun or soft waves to let the pearls shine.

4. Kundan Jhumkas – The Wedding Favorite

If you want a dazzling bridal or festive look, Kundan jhumkas are the perfect choice with their uncut gemstones and rich craftsmanship.

Best Paired With: Bridal lehengas, Banarasi sarees, and embroidered outfits.

Style Tip: Wear with a maang tikka and choker necklace for a royal touch.

5. Meenakari Jhumkas – The Pop of Color

Meenakari jhumkas with vibrant enamel work are a great way to add color and personality to your outfit.

Best Paired With: Festive sarees, bandhani dupattas, and Indo-western outfits.

Style Tip: Pick a contrasting shade to make your jhumkas stand out.

6. Tassel Jhumkas – The Modern Twist

Jhumkas for women with fabric or metallic tassels are a trendy fusion of traditional and contemporary styles.

Best Paired With: Maxi dresses, long skirts, and off-shoulder tops.

Style Tip: Keep your outfit simple and let the tassel jhumkas be the highlight.

7. Chandbali Jhumkas – The Regal Statement

A mix of chandbalis and jhumkas, these crescent-shaped earrings are grand and perfect for celebrations.

Best Paired With: Heavy sarees, shararas, and Indo-western gowns.

Style Tip: Match them with a bold lip color for a royal finish.

How to Style Jhumkas Effortlessly

💎 For Traditional Look: Pair gold or kundan jhumkas with a saree and matching bangles. 💎 For Casual Chic: Oxidized or small pearl jhumkas with jeans and a kurti create a balanced fusion. 💎 For Festive Glam: Meenakari or chandbali jhumkas work best with bright, embroidered outfits. 💎 For Office Elegance: Keep it simple with small jhumkas in silver or pearls for a professional touch.

Jhumkas & Hairstyles – A Perfect Pair

✔ Bun or Updo: Great for showing off heavy or statement jhumkas. ✔ Loose Waves: Complements pearl and Kundan jhumkas beautifully. ✔ Side Braid: Works well with oxidized and boho-style jhumkas. ✔ High Ponytail: Best for showcasing long tassel or statement jhumkas.

Where to Buy the Best Jhumka for Women?

If you're looking to upgrade your jewelry collection with the trendiest jhumka for women, Glitzica has you covered. Whether you love traditional gold, oxidized silver, or vibrant meenakari designs, Glitzica offers a stunning collection to match every style and occasion.

💎 Why Choose Glitzica? ✔ Trendy & handpicked designs. ✔ High-quality craftsmanship. ✔ Affordable prices with fast delivery. ✔ A wide range of options for every occasion.

✨ Shop the latest jhumka trends now at Glitzica and add a touch of timeless elegance to your jewelry collection! ✨

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The Legacy of Indian Pop Music – How Alisha Chinai Paved the Way

Indian music has always been a blend of tradition and modernity, but few artists have succeeded in merging the two as seamlessly as Alisha Chinai. Known as the "Queen of Indipop," Alisha’s groundbreaking career redefined the landscape of Indian music. With her unique style, captivating voice, and fearless approach to innovation, she opened the doors to a new genre that resonated with millions.

Born into a time when Bollywood music dominated the charts, Alisha Chinai dared to break free from the mold and carve out her own identity. Her journey wasn’t just about creating music—it was about revolutionizing how Indian audiences perceived pop culture. From her early collaborations to the iconic Made in India album, Alisha Chinai’s impact remains unparalleled. This article explores her journey, influence, and enduring legacy in the world of music.

The Birth of Indipop and Alisha Chinai’s Role

The late 1980s and early 1990s marked the dawn of a new era in Indian music. With globalization influencing every aspect of entertainment, the Indian music industry began experimenting with fresh sounds. Alisha Chinai became one of the first artists to embrace this change wholeheartedly.

Her early career included playback singing in Bollywood, but she quickly gained recognition for her distinctive voice and experimental approach. By the time she released Made in India in 1995, Alisha had already cemented her place as a pioneer. This album, which remains a cultural phenomenon, catapulted her into the spotlight as India’s first true pop star. Its title track, "Made in India," became an anthem for a generation, celebrating both national pride and individuality.

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A Style That Defined a Generation

Alisha Chinai wasn’t just a singer; she was a trendsetter. Her music videos showcased her bold fashion choices and unmatched charisma. From her edgy hairstyles to her eclectic outfits, Alisha’s sense of style resonated with young audiences who were looking for something fresh and modern.

Her songs weren’t limited to pop—her versatility allowed her to explore various genres. Tracks like "Tinka Tinka" showcased her emotional depth, while numbers like "Kajra Re" highlighted her adaptability to Bollywood’s ever-changing demands. Her ability to balance commercial success with artistic integrity made her stand out among her contemporaries.

Collaborations That Broke Boundaries

Alisha Chinai’s collaborations with renowned composers and musicians further solidified her status as a music icon. Working with industry legends like A.R. Rahman and Anu Malik, she brought a unique voice and perspective to Bollywood soundtracks. These partnerships produced some of the most memorable songs of the era, including the sultry "Kajra Re," which remains a fan favorite to this day.

However, her true passion lay in creating independent music. Albums like Bombay Girl and Alisha Unleashed proved her ability to stand apart from the crowd and maintain creative control over her work. These projects weren’t just commercial hits—they were statements of her artistic freedom.

Global Recognition and Enduring Legacy

Alisha Chinai’s influence wasn’t confined to India. Her music transcended borders, earning her fans across the globe. Her ability to combine Indian melodies with international beats made her a pioneer in introducing Indian pop to a global audience.

One of the reasons her work remains relevant today is her fearlessness in breaking stereotypes. At a time when women in the music industry faced significant challenges, Alisha stood out as a trailblazer. Her success inspired countless female artists to dream big and aim higher.

Even as music trends have evolved, Alisha Chinai’s contributions continue to be celebrated. Her influence can be seen in the rise of contemporary Indian pop stars who credit her as an inspiration. The vibrant indie music scene in India owes much of its existence to the foundations she laid.

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Conclusion

Alisha Chinai’s journey from a playback singer to the "Queen of Indipop" is a testament to her resilience, creativity, and unmatched talent. She didn’t just make music; she created a movement that redefined an entire genre. Her bold choices, both musically and personally, inspired a generation to embrace their individuality.

Today, as we look back at her illustrious career, it’s clear that Alisha Chinai wasn’t just a pop star—she was a revolutionary force in Indian music. Her legacy continues to inspire, proving that true innovation knows no boundaries.

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