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Failing the civil services exams shattered my confidence.
Whenever I shared an interesting fashion story with my husband, Karl, he'd say, "You should tell this to everyone!" I never took it seriously, doubting myself. I was camera-shy and clueless about photography and editing.
But the people around me believed in me more than I did myself. And one day, when Karl posted a picture of my outfit, a comment resonated with me, and I decided to give it a shot.
With fear and self-doubt, I started messing around with social media.
I made my first trip to Kutch, with my brother, Gaurav lending a hand with filming. We explored villages, captured moments, and created my very first vlog. I made the second one about silk sarees in Benaras. Karl helped whenever I stumbled with editing. To my surprise, both videos went viral. I persisted, and last year, completed a fashion course at NIFT Mumbai.
I'm still camera shy, continuously working on my skills. But I'm happier than ever. I'm telling the stories I want to tell, and as I'm writing this, my heart is bursting with gratitude cause I've built an amazing community of over a hundred thousand people who enjoy hearing my stories. Can you believe it?
So, to all those amazing people who stood by my side and cheered me on, I owe you everything. Together, we have created something beautiful, and I can't wait to see what lies ahead on this incredible journey.
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Iconic Bollywood Costumes: Decoding the Mumtaz look
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Manisha Malik is a Delhi-based content creator who daydreams about fashion and movies, and turns those dreams into stories for her audience.
Born to a Haryanvi-Rajasthani family and married to a Kiwi, her life is a mix of cultures.
A desi filmi girl at heart, she decodes Indian heritage fashion, Bollywood and pop culture style moments, and lost silhouettes that deserve a comeback, making them wearable for today.
Through her reels and YouTube videos, she helps her audience look at fashion beyond trends, connecting it to culture, history, and personal style.
When she’s not filming, she can be found rewatching her favorite Bollywood classics, DIY-ing old clothes, hunting for vintage fashion pieces, or listening to folk music.
Her goal is to make people fall in love with Indian fashion, one story at a time.
24 June 2009