Womens Day Spl: Lessons from Bollywood: the way to pamper yourself on Womens Day

You don't need a big day to cheer your womanhood or the ladies in your lives.

Except on March 8, also referred to as International Women's Day, the acknowledgement takes the face of celebration.

Empowerment comes from agency also as feeling good about oneself.

Sukanya Verma picks 10 Bollywood-inspired ideas to pamper yourself on W-day.


Grab your besties and luxuriate in a well-deserved girls' night out.


Do things that cause you to happy. It could something as silly and little as sailing a paper boat during a muddy puddle.


Nothing sort of a day of retail therapy with the girlfriend in tow.


Enjoy your big day with a special meal prepared by your special someone once you get home from work.


Bunk e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g and chill reception binge watching TV or playing your favourite video games.


Let him spoil you rotten with flowers and gifts. Hopefully, they'll bug you tons but him.


No matter what you're celebrating, bath and pamper go hand in hand.

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Bathtub not possible? A dip within the pool is another relaxing choice to please the mermaid in you.


Some things should be left to professionals. Spend the day at a flowery spa unless you would like your partner to check his masseur skills on you.


Take an opportunity from perfection. ditch the calories and gobble all the frozen dessert you would like ..





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Sonali Bendre Behl embraces her 20-inch scar for a magazine photoshoot, fans call her beautiful

Women's Day is almost here, and who better than Sonali Bendre Behl to spread the message of strength? The beauty fought cancer and has come out stronger than ever. She even went on to flaunt her scars in a magazine photoshoot recently.

The actress, who underwent treatment for cancer, had gone bald and was applauded for her new look. She found her biggest strength in husband Goldie Behl and son Ranveer. Sonali found her strength once more in Priya Tanna and Anaita Shroff Adajania, who convinced her that even with the scars, she is beautiful.

Sharing the photo, Sonali wrote, "The idea was almost preposterous. An almost bald head, barely any make-up and a huge scar was not the norm for @vogue. But, I guess that's my new normal. Of course, I had my reservations, and, if I dare say, insecurities - but a candid conversation with the lovely ladies @priya_tanna and @anaitashroffadajania cleared my doubts. And before I knew it, I was standing in front of the camera, ready to uncover my new reality. The icing on the cake was the fact that I needed one-third of the time for hair and make-up. So I closed my eyes and jumped into it, full throttle, and this is the result. Thank you, @meghamahindru for telling my story; and thank you @ridburman for understanding my story and saying it so beautifully through your lens. If there's a piece of advice I can give you all after this, it would be to 'Find your new normal'. It's very liberating. Click on the link in the bio to read the full article! #SwitchOnTheSunshine #OneDayAtATime"

Both the women were not wrong in calling our beloved actress, most remembered for her role in Sarfarosh, Sonali, beautiful. The actress inspired many and these fans found Sonali equally beautiful. Here, see some comments from the same:

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The idea was almost preposterous. An almost bald head, barely any make-up and a huge scar was not the norm for @vogue. But, I guess that's my new normal. Of course I had my reservations, and, if I dare say, insecurities - but a candid conversation with the lovely ladies @priya_tanna and @anaitashroffadajania cleared my doubts. And before I knew it, I was standing in front of the camera, ready to uncover my new reality. The icing on the cake was the fact that I needed one-third of the time for hair and make-up😄. So I closed my eyes and jumped into it, full throttle, and this is the result. Thank you, @meghamahindru for telling my story; and thank you @ridburman for understanding my story and saying it so beautifully through your lens. If there's a piece of advice I can give you all after this, it would be to 'Find your new normal'. It's very liberating. Click on the link in the bio to read the full article! #SwitchOnTheSunshine #OneDayAtATime

A post shared by Sonali Bendre (@iamsonalibendre) on Mar 6, 2019 at 1:00am PST

Read the full @VOGUEIndia article here: https://t.co/MwV3K3p3IC #PriyaTanna | @Anaita_Adajania | #RidBurman #SwitchOnTheSunshine #OneDayAtATime pic.twitter.com/PmFZwDUoLg

— Sonali Bendre Behl (@iamsonalibendre) 6 March 2019

Read the full @VOGUEIndia article here: https://t.co/MwV3K3p3IC #PriyaTanna | @Anaita_Adajania | #RidBurman #SwitchOnTheSunshine #OneDayAtATime pic.twitter.com/PmFZwDUoLg

— Sonali Bendre Behl (@iamsonalibendre) 6 March 2019

Talking about her battle at the recently held India Today Conclave, Bendre had said, “I kept thinking what did I do wrong. I realized that we have done nothing wrong if we have got this disease. Every cancer is different. The symptoms and treatments are different and every human body deals with it differently. There are no formulas to it. That, I think, was the biggest takeaway for me. I don’t know why people hide it and don’t talk about it. As soon as I put that post out which was basically because I didn’t want rumors or distortion, the response was so overwhelming.”




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