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Pantaloons unveiled its latest trendy collection in a small. Designer Sanchita Ajjampur was rewarded with the award for best designer's category of female and Manish Malhotra got the same for male's category.

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Wed, Nov 25, 2009 09:59:30 IST

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A SMALL fashion show by Pantaloons unveiled the latest trendy collection by Pantaloons. Designer Sanchita Ajjampur was rewarded with the award for best designer’s category of female and Manish Malhotra got the same for male’s category. Lisa Haydon was selected as the best model in India. Kalki won an award for theatres. Anisha Beg received the trophy for the best television personality.

The stylist of the year was Ambika Pillai who proudly thanked by saying I know I deserve it. Model Pia Trivedi got the maximum votes for television and VJ category but couldn't make it for the evening. Zoya Akhtar was chosen as the best director and Mridula Koshi the best writer. The most promising actor award was taken away by Sonam Kapoor and Abhay Deol respectively. Deepika Padukone was recognised as the best actor playing various roles on and off screen quite perfectly. The best fun fearless actress was none other than Priyanka Chopra who is apparently abroad at present.

This won't come as a surprise when I would say King Khan was rewarded as the best actor of all time and Kareena Kapoor for the same in the female category. The last and the major one, the popular choice award went to India's newest barbie face Katrina Kaif. Katrina appeared in a golden black sequined Lacoanet Hemant dress spreading the glam effect all around. Shah Rukh was formally dresses in a suit while Deepika carried an ash coloured longish gown. Present at the occasion, designer Narendra Kumar achieved his signature semi-formal look, retaining his signature panama hat. Shreyash Talpade, Ritiesh Deshmukh, Atul Kasbekar, Rahul Bose, Angad Bedi, Sahil Shroff, Dino Morea and Rahul Dev too presented the awards.

Art Alive Gallery will be showcasing a group show – Retrieval Systems – curated by Ranjit Hoskote along with five other contemporary Indian artists. The unique art collections are already on display at Visual Art Gallery from November 19 and it continued till November 23. The event will be shifted to Art Alive Gallery on November 25. 'Retrieval Systems' brings together works by five contemporary artists namely, Alex Fernandes B Manjunath Kamath Baiju Parthan G R Iranna and Tina Bopiah whose approach is based on the secreting of clues and patterns that add up to larger bodies of remembrance.

The title of the exhibition borrowed its name from the information technology and indicates the electronic storage and access devices that extend our memory. Hoskote added, I would use the term retrieval systems to refer, metaphorically, to the archives of memory and reference that sustain the contemporary artistic imagination, which includes mainly the data that flows from the Net, mythology from various cultures, or the repertoires of art history. Among the five artists, Alex Fernandes works in the shifting terrain between portraiture and anthropology which presents a fascinating series of meta-portraits of Tiatristes – the performers who have kept alive one of Goa’s best-loved theatre forms. B Manjunath Kamath's sculpture-installation and digital composites presents archaeology of family and community memory from history but with his touch of humour. A multi-part photographic installation by Baiju Parthan describes the meditation on an Indo-Iberian monument that encrypts autobiographical resonances and explores the interplay of dream and memory.

G R Iranna contributes three sculptural works to Retrieval Systems- a maimed bell, a dissected boat, and a disarranged Buddha, re-configuring mythic resources and inherited symbolisms to interpret the present. The broken Buddha – Peace and Pieces – spreads the message of peace. “I wanted to convey the message of peace and healing which we people have lost in this world,” shared G R Iranna. Lastly, Tina Bopiah has placed a suite of paintings which meditate on the gaps and bridges between fantasia and collective self-representation.

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