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Vidisha Pawate

Fact File on Vidisha Pawate

Height 5' 10''
Bust : 33
Waist : 24
Hips : 36
Titles won : Ford Supermodel 1996
 

From being just another Bangalore lovely, to gracing the pages of the Australian Vogue, Vidisha Pavate is as international as they come.

A Prasad Bidappa discovery

Vidisha Pavate, 5ft.10", dusky and reed slim, was discovered a few years ago by Bangalore fashion icon, Prasad Bidappa at a party.

The statuesque beauty caught his trained eye and with a little bit of persuasion, Bidappa convinced Pavate to consider a career in modelling.

First Ford Supermodel

A couple of months later, Prasad’s hard work in training Vidisha paid off when she won the Ford Supermodel Contest in 1996.

In fact, she was the first Ford supermodel from India and rubbed shoulders with other Ford models like Naomi Campbell, Claudia Schiffer and Christy Turlington.

The crown on her head also won her a contract to work in Paris, where she shows with some of the big names in the fashion world.

Back in India

Once her contract got over, Pavate chose to return to India to complete her education. She was determined to it big in India, despite her unconventional looks and dusky skin.

Initially, it was difficult for Pavate to break into the scene back home, blame it on the Indian penchant for fair skin and light eyes.

Then Vama and Santiago happened..

But it was photographer Prabuddho Dasgupta and the Vama campaign that broke all the initial resistance.

Hot on the success of Vama followed ads for Deepam Saris and an ad for India's first perfume, Gao, launched by Ritu Nanda in Goa.

She has also done a big television ad for Santiago Rum.

And the IGEDO fair in Dusseldorf

And if that’s not enough, Pavate was also chosen to model at the prestigious IGEDO fair in Dusseldorf recently, the launch of Longines watches in Munich along with a couple of other Indian models and the International Gem and Jewellery show in Switzerland.

Apart from that, Vidisha is a regular catwalker on the Indian ramps.

Her mother the North Star

Coming from a broken family, Vidisha personifies an independent spirit.

Her mother has been the main guiding force in her life. "My mother has given me a lot of freedom. She has even given me permission to live with a guy before I decide to marry him.

I suppose that's why I have never felt the need to misuse my freedom. I don't drink or smoke."

Not all fun and games

Her popularity has had its bad moments too when some time ago she realised she was being stalked.

"There was this character who would repeatedly call me at home. I never saw him, but he was aware of my every move. It was really scary.

Finally, we got a caller ID installed and the calls stopped," says Pavate.

Regarding Relationships

As far as relationships go, Vidisha says, "I'm a very emotional person. If I do get seriously involved, I will let my heart rule my head.

Her ideal guy

I have to get along with a guy mentally to be able to fall in love with him. He has also got to respect my independence. I have realised that a lot of Indian men feel threatened by a successful woman."
 


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