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RANA DAGGUBATI IS ALWAYS LOOKING for a GREAT STORY Contents SEPTEMBER 2020 24 28 FOR THE MAN IN FULL | www.mansworldindia.com SEPTEMBER 2020 | K 150 RANA DAGGUBATI IS ALWAYS LOOKING FOR A GREAT STORY Contents SEPTEMBER 2020 24 28 FOB 11 Radar 16 The Interview: Alankrita Shrivastava 18 The A-list 20 The showstopper: Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 21 Men’s style podcasts 22 Cycling essentials 24 Far from the madding crowd: Tenzin Dalha 26 Myths about metabolism at 40 36 28 C.L.A.W: For the specially-abled 32 Travel apps WHEELS 33 Interview with Audi India’s Balbir Singh Dhillon 34 Skoda Superb 2020 36 The new Hyundai Verna 38 T-Roc: Volkswagen’s latest SUV 40 The GMA T.50 TALK 41 The dierence between cancelling and calling out by Shraddha Gurung 42 A “bitch” is a female LONGINES BOUTIQUES THE LONGINES canine by Arnesh Ghose DELHI, TEL: 43592848 • NOIDA, TEL: 6718407 MASTER COLLECTION LONGINES HYDERABAD, TEL: 9398262035 � BANGALORE, TEL: 40982109 EXPRESS AVENUE, CHENNAI: TEL: 044-28464098 VR CHENNAI, TEL: 044-66622335 SEPTEMBER 2020 • MW 3 WWW.LONGINES.COM CONTENTS.indd 10 09/09/20 10:36 AM ContentsContents SEPTEMBER 2020 Contents SEPTEMBER 2020 48 72 RANA DAGGUBATI IS ALWAYS LOOKING FOR A GREAT STORY A commercial success and a critic’s favourite, Rana Daggubati is not one to put all his egupholds his strengths ourite, Rana Daggubati is STYLE not one to put all his egupholds his strengths ourite, Rana Daggubati 68 Fashion news 70 Sartorial Man: is not one to put all his egupholds his strengths Homegrown face BY MAYUKH MAJUMDAR mask brands 71 Grooming essentials 72 Gucci’s sustainability initiatives 75 Ask the expert 76 The quirky couturier: Tarun Tahiliani 78 A guide to Korean FEATURES skincare in India 44 Current Cinema: 80 How to wear Kadakh, Mee Raqsam, double denim & Shakuntala Devi By 81 Is thrift-shopping the Maithili Rao future of fashion? 62 Boys who ballet By Samreen Tungekar WATCHES 84 Tracking Time 88 Rolex Oyster Perpetual Collection 89 Rolex Perpetual Concerts 76 88 ON THE COVER Rana Daggubati photographed leaning on an Audi A6 Blazer by Herringbone & Sui; jumper by H&M; pocket square by Brooks Brothers; shoes by Ruosh; Blazer by Herringbone & On the wrist: Tissot V8 Sui; Jumper by H&M; pocket square by Brooks Brothers; Photographed by Eshaan Girri shoes by Ruosh; Art Direction by Tanvi Shah On the wrist: Tissot V8 Fashion Editor Neelangana Vasudeva ESHAAN GIRRI Styled by Geetika Chadha Hair by Alex Vijaykanth Make-up by S. Vamsi Krishna 4 SEPTEMBER 2020 • MW 12 SEPTEMBER 2020 • MW SEPTEMBER 2020 • MW 5 Executive Editor’s Note SEPTEMBER 2020 Publisher & Editor N RADHAKRISHNAN Executive Publisher MINAL SURVE MONSOON MEMORIES, Executive Editor ARNESH GHOSE THE “ NEW NORMAL”, AND Associate Editor RAJU BIST WHY NEWS NEEDS AN Assistant Editor SAMREEN TUNGEKAR INTERVENTION Fashion Editor NEELANGANA VASUDEVA Art Director TANVI SHAH adapt a new way of functioning all systems. Oces and responsibilities HEMALI LIMBACHIYA Associate Art Director that once seemed unthinkable without human contact and attendance, are Assistant Art Director NANDKISHOR SAWANT being easily carried out via calls and video. I think Indian employers are finally learning to trust their employees. Just because someone is working GAUTAMI DAVE, SANJANA SUVARNA Graphic Designers from home, doesn’t mean that person is not working or procrastinating. Senior Digital Manager JAYESH V. 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Will the world become more hygienic in MAGANDEEP SINGH its interactions? Will we reduce manual responsibilities and shift to digital aid at a faster pace? What will happen to human interaction? How will socialising, partying, dating, hooking up change? Will it? If we just casually General Manager, Sales & Marketing MANOJ SHARMA roll back to the old normal eventually, what did the pandemic actually ([email protected]), NEW DELHI teach us? Well, if there is one takeaway from this period, it’s the abject General Manager, Sales & Marketing TULSI BAVISHI heartlessness of the Indian news media. With views, clicks, reach, and ([email protected]), MUMBAI don’t remember the last time I spent so much time indoors impressions being the world's talking points, we have arrived at a place during the monsoons. I have always said that us privileged ones don’t get where news is nothing more than a source of entertainment. 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