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Mann Kaushal – A Rising Star In The Fashion And Bollywood Industry

Mann Kaushal – A Rising Star In The Fashion And Bollywood Industry

Born and brought up in the vibrant city of Mumbai, India, Mann Kaushal has always dreamed of becoming a successful model and actress. Since childhood, she was deeply inspired by the glamour, creativity, and confidence of the fashion and entertainment industry. Her passion for modeling and acting became the driving force behind her journey toward success.

Mann believes that hard work, dedication, and self-confidence are the true keys to achieving one’s dreams. With immense focus and determination, she has continuously worked on building her personality and talent in the fashion world. Along the way, her family and friends have remained her biggest strength and support system, motivating her to move forward with confidence and positivity.

A firm believer in love, kindness, and self-belief, Mann carries a graceful personality that reflects both inner strength and elegance. Her positive mindset and never-give-up attitude have helped her stand out in the competitive fashion and entertainment industry.

Mann Kaushal has also made small appearances in Bollywood projects, gaining valuable experience and exposure in the entertainment world. Her journey took a remarkable turn recently when she participated in the prestigious Mr. & Mrs. Royal Global Queen and King 2026, Season 6 pageant. Throughout the competition, she impressed everyone with her dedication, focus, confidence, and talent in every round. Her passion to create a strong identity in the fashion industry was appreciated by judges and audiences alike.

Her outstanding performance led her to achieve several prestigious titles, including:

* Winner – Royal Global Queen of India Winner Crown

* Subtitle Crown – Miss & Mrs. Royal Global Glamorous

* Royal Global Top Fashion Model

* Royal Global Achiever Award

Winning these titles has been a proud and emotional milestone for Mann Kaushal. She is extremely excited and grateful for the recognition she has received and sees this achievement as the beginning of a bigger journey ahead.

With dreams in her eyes and determination in her heart, Mann Kaushal is now looking forward to making a strong mark in both the Bollywood and fashion industries. Her journey is an inspiring example of passion, perseverance, and believing in oneself.

Last but not least she wants to thanks the prestigious platform of Royal Global king and Queen for making her dreams come true of winning the titles and appreciating her hard work and passion.

Special  thanks  to Dr. Neelam Paradia and Kalpeah sir for such an amazing journey and beautiful platform with such professionalism and guidance on how to work on the dreams and make it possible to live it.

Thanks again

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Renowned Artist Jain Kamal’s Retrospective Show In Jehangir Art Gallery I 26th May To 1st June 2026

Renowned Artist Jain Kamal’s Retrospective Show In Jehangir Art Gallery I 26th May To 1st June 2026

From: 26th May to 1st June 2026

Retrospective show

By Veteran Artist Jain Kamal

VENUE:

Jehangir Art Gallery, 

Auditorium Hall

M.G. Road, Kala Ghoda, Mumbai 400001

Timing: 11am to 7pm

Contact: +91 7039448108

Renowned artist Jain Kamal’s Retrospective show in Jehangir Art Gallery 

A Spiritual Journey of an artist 

Senior artist Jain Kamal’s retrospective at Jehangir Art Gallery, bringing together 101 works, positions itself within an onerous yet compelling proposition: the translation of the ‘Namokar Mantra’ from an ethical utterance into a visual system. In Jain philosophy, this mantra is not supplicatory but hierarchical and ontological. It acknowledges perfected states of being rather than invoking intervention. Its recitation is an act of alignment, a recalibration of the self toward equanimity, restraint, and self-knowledge. The exhibition’s premise rests on extending this inward calibration into the domain of the visible.

Jain Kamal’s practice consistently mobilises script as structure rather than inscription. Letters accumulate into vortices, grids, and concentric dispersals, where language begins to behave as matter: compressing, radiating, dissolving. Elsewhere, manuscript-like grounds and typographic densities evoke the labour of chant-like repetition central to Jain meditative practices, where meaning is not delivered instantly but sedimented through sustained attention.

The reference to Jain cosmology, particularly the notion of cyclical existence and gradations of consciousness, is deployed not as illustrative narrative but as structural principle. The works often stage a movement from dispersion to centre, from multiplicity toward a tentative stillness. This compositional logic mirrors the ethical trajectory embedded in Jain thought: the gradual attenuation of karmic accretions through discipline and awareness.

Crucially, the exhibition’s invocation of global peace emerges as a derivative condition. Within Jain epistemology, peace is neither negotiated nor imposed; it is the by-product of an interior equilibrium achieved through self-regulation. Jain Kamal’s visual strategy: repetition, containment, and centripetal focus, attempts to materialise this proposition: that the ordering of perception precedes the ordering of the world.

The retrospective also folds into itself several parallel strands from the artist’s long professional trajectory. A section titled ‘Namokar Mantra for World Peace’ extends the exhibition’s meditative axis into a broader public-facing rhetoric of ethical coexistence. Another body of work, ‘Ek Fakir Se Doosra Fakir’, presents glimpses from a series of approximately 250 paintings centred on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, positioning political portraiture and public image-making within the artist’s wider engagement with symbolic identity and circulation. Alongside these works, archival material from nearly fifty-five years of design practice for around sixty national newspapers and periodicals is also displayed, foregrounding Jain Kamal’s sustained involvement with print culture, graphic layout, and visual communication across editorial platforms. An Original design portfolio featuring 55 years of work for 60 national newspapers and periodicals will also be on display.

This retrospective, therefore, is best understood not as a devotional display, but as an extended inquiry into whether a rigorously inward philosophy can sustain a contemporary visual language without losing its ethical density and, moreover, how it might extrapolate into a globally aligned peace-making process.

This show was inaugurated on 26th May 2026 by Honorable Chief Guest Shradhyey Dattatreya Hosbale ji, in the presence of Mangalprabhat Lodha, Chandrakant Patil,  Kaushal Vikas, Ghevarchandji Bohra, Vinay Sahasrabuddhe, Vijay Jain, Ashish Shah,

Manju Lodha, Charan Sharma, Ramesh Jain, Kamal Jain, Prakash Kothari, Kishor Khabiya Jain, Dr. Jitendra B Shah, Nirmal Jain, Ganpati Kothari, Mudith Jain, Pro. Banjare, Sureshchandra Sharma, Padmashree Bimal Jain, Vitthal Naadkarni among others

———–Sushma Sabnis (Art Curator & Writer)

Renowned Artist Jain Kamal’s Retrospective Show In Jehangir Art Gallery I 26th May To 1st June 2026

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