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Originally posted by: Gaja-GaminiFrom Twitter:
Bright afternoon with #madhuri dixit n bmc school kids
This is really a Sunshine pic⭐️...Mads looking so pretty and lovely😍...beautiful pic with the kids...thanks for sharing😊
Originally posted by: Gaja-GaminiFrom Twitter:
Bright afternoon with #madhuri dixit n bmc school kids
Originally posted by: TheMadhurifanDhak dhak girl's address please!Nobody in Mumbai seemed to know where Madhuri Dixit Nene lives, not even the BMC
It was finally the 'Home Minister' who came to rescue of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) with the address of Bollywood actress Madhuri Dixit Nene so that she could be handed an invitation.
http://afternoondc.in/city-news/dhak-dhak-girls-address-please/article_30791
Mumbai, Jul 26 (PTI) Expressing optimism that evolving technology would benefit students from all strata of society, Bollywood actress Madhuri Dixit today showered praises for ambitious 'virtual education system' launched by BMC for the civic-run schools here.The virtual classroom is the brainchild of Shiv Sena Executive President Uddhav Thackeray. The civic body had earlier this year introduced the technique in some of its schools."Technology is evolving everywhere. Even film industry has evolved in terms of technology. Though India is not lagging behind but there are few people from some strata of society (who are) intelligent but they don't have the access and the opportunity," the actress told reporters."But today with Uddhav Thackeray providing this unique technique at BMC schools lot of students will benefit from it," the dhak dhak girl said.The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) today launched virtual education system in 80 of its schools. Under this, BMC schools are connected with each other through a satellite. A teacher will address students in all these schools from a studio and hold interactive sessions with them.Talking about the education system in India and US, the Denver-based actress said, "The education system in USA is expensive. As far as public schools are concerned education is free but private schools are expensive. Even education in colleges and high schools is costlier in USA." The dhak dhak girl whose love for dance is well known said she would like to open a dance school."I love acting. Besides acting my interest lies in dancing. I would like to open a dance school. I feel importance must be given to art schools. There are not much art schools in India. Art schools must be given equal footage as science schools. I would suggest Uddhav Thackeray to open art schools," Madhuri said.
Here is a glimpse of the opening day of Delhi Couture Week on July 22, with showings by Varun Bahl and JJ Valaya. But it was golden girl Madhuri Dixit who got the most attention!
High-end designers from around the country are showcasing the best they have to offer at Delhi's ongoing Couture Week.
Day One started off with the ethnic elegance ofVarun Bahl and JJ Valaya taking to the ramp, but first here's a glimpse of guest of honour Madhuri Dixit -- she created more of a buzz with her style than any model that evening!
The golden girl was as beautiful as ever in an ivory ensemble with rich embroidery and some truly eye-searing jewellery. And it was only after she was comfortably settled in the front row that things got off to a start.
July 27, 2011, (Sawf News) - Madhuri Dixit looked a class act in a two tone yellow embellished sari and blue brocade blouse at the launch of India's First Virtual School Concept in Mumbai on Tuesday, July 26, 2011.
The 44-year-old Bollywood star's sari had sequined Paisley borders. She wore a floral print blouse with cap sleeves and scoop neckline.
She accessorized with diamond stud earrings, sparkling tiered bracelet in her right arm and multiple rings on both her hands.
Her shoulder length hair, styled in loose waves, draped her left shoulder, with side parted bangs framing her forehead. She wore shimmering mauve lipstick and thick eyeliner.
Aamir Khan, another celeb guest speaker invitee at the event, was a no show, as he is away on a vacation.
Madhuri's address as heard over a video hookup by thousands of students from 80 BMC run schools. She shared the stage with Shiv Sena leader Uddhav Thackeray, the brain behind the virtual education system who also spoke at the event.
In her speech, Madhuri said new technology is permeating through the country, including in the film industry of India. The virtual school concept will enable children from all socio-economic stratum who are intelligent to reach their potential.
Madhuri also took the opportunity to convey that as a dance lover, she would love to open a dance school in India.
"I feel importance must be given to art schools. There are not many in India. Art schools must be given equal footage as science ones. I would suggest Uddhav Thackeray to open art schools."
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