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Nusrat inaugurates fashion exhibition in Kolkata

| | Aug 02, 2014, at 02:44 am
Kolkata, Aug 1 (IBNS): Rubaru, a fashion exhibition, was inaugurated at the Park Hotel in Kolkata by Tollywood actress Nusrat Jahan and designer Sharbari Dutta recently.
“This is a wonderful initiative. I feel proud to be a part of it and to see so many women participating in this event. This is empowerment,” said Sarbari Dutta on Thursday.
 
Rubaru was lead off by Bhawna Hemani, Hetal Desai, Vaishali Seth, Neha Kataria and Bhavya Manek. 
 
The exhibition hosted many designers including popular names like Rohan Arora, Sayantan Sarkar, Pranay Baidya Tejas Gandhi, Studio Eye by Lopamudra, Kaanish, Advitiya.
 
When asked about her feeling of being a part of Rubaru, Tollywood actress Nusrat Jahan said, “I am glad to be a part of the first edition of this exhibition and wish the entire team to come back with many more such editions.”
 
 
 
(Reporting by Shubhashree Hom)

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