Kiran Sawhney

If you feel like fighting, then fight. And if you want to slap someone, slap with a smile; not with anger - that makes you weak. When you hit with a smile, you will hit with a lot of strength. That is why the prescribed approach is, 'Saama, Daana, Bheda, Danda.' If you start off with a stick that is not right. When you become angry, you will pick up the stick first. That would reverse everything. No, Saama, Daana, Bheda, and at the very end, if a cane is appropriate for the buffalo, then one should pick up a cane - Sri Sri

We hold on to many things and that is the cause of our suffering and unhappiness. If you give up certain things, you will be much more happier and life would be much more easier. We cling to a lot of unnecessary things. Try to give up following things and see how life becomes smoother. 1. Give up living your life to other people's expectations - Stop being stuck in an image. You do not have to be perfect. You want to be the best mother, wife, daughter, daughter in law, etc etc. Give up trying to impress everyone. Stop trying so hard to please and stop putting that mask. If you live more natural self, people will be more impressed by you.   You are living life the way others want you to live. For once, live it the way you want to live without caring for society. Listen to your inner voice and your inner calling. Try not to please everyone and living up to their expectation. Live for yourself NOW. You have this one life. Why to think twice while living it? Don't let other people ...

My quote about "being addicted to multi Vitamins", appeared in Hindustan Times, dated 29th April, 2012. It can be read online here. It says Kiran Sawhney, makeover and image consultant says that the pressure of looking good all the time also leads to vitamin obsession. “Young girls often resort to multi-vitamins as a short cut to beauty, and end up with various disorders,” she says.

I have done blog posts on Jahanpanah forest here and here before. When I went for my 7 km track, to Jahanpanah forest again, this Saturday, I spotted these peacocks. They ran away, before I could take their better pictures.

I had just freshly painted it. I clicked the pictures, without even cleaning the edges. Hence, it looks little messy.

It was unveiling of designer Gautam Gupta's spring summer wear and Varda Goenka's jewelery with Delhi Dare Devils team in De Villa, Hauz Khas Village. Seen with me Ramola Bachchan Seen below with me, Vandana Vadhera, Dr. Varun Katyal and the acting Ambassador of Lebanon. Make up artist, Sylvie.

Check my picture which is published here .

Yesterday we were at Shiro and then LAP. Seen in the picture below, they are diplomats from the embassy of Lebanon, Malta and Mexico. No names mentioned to respect their privacy. 

This picture of mine got published in Delhi age today.

It was the launch of restaurant called Ardour in Connaught place, Delhi. It was a good evening spent amongst socializing with friends. 

I have some VERY STRONG feelings about Delhi/India. I have said so many times in the past, I am very proud of my city and my country. I am very patriotic. I actually love my city, my life here, the roads, the infrastructure, the system, the weather, the people, EVERYTHING about it. And I dislike, no I think I HATE it if someone/anyone talks about it in any derogatory term. You do not like my city, please get out of here. Because I do not like you staying here, enjoying its comforts and condemning it. I do not like it when NRI's not staying here, not knowing the facts, condemn it. I have not come across any other nationality, who talks in derogatory manner about their own country. Why do we Indians do that? And on top of it feel PROUD to anathematize our own country and system. Do you think that by adjudging it, you become superior? You definitely fall in my eyes, if not your own. What do I say to my fellow Indian/fellow Delhite, who addresses me as, " you bloody Indians",...

Meeting girlfriends over lunch is very rejuvenating. I would let the pictures do more talking about the bubbly, spirited, fun filled and joyous time we spent together. What I am wearing: Dress: Bought in Buenos Aires Heels: Miss Sixty

Yesterday night was another milonga. It was vibrant and fun. What I wore: Everything bought in Buenos Aires Dress: Tango dress Flower brooch and heels: Greta flora

We consume the carcasses of creatures of like appetites, passions and organs wit h our own, and fill the slaughterhouses daily with screams of pain and fear. ~Robert Louis Stevenson, (1850-1894)