Isha Sharvani back on stage
30 Nov 2012 11:51 PM GMT
Actress Isha Sharvani, who had to walk out of season five of Jhalak Dikhla Ja after a nasty elbow injury, was all agile on the opening day of season two of India Resort Fashion Week (IRFW), where she danced in designer clothes.
Recalling the reality show incident, she said: ‘I was under intense rehabilitation for a long time because of that disclocated elbow.But I’m fine now, and performing again. And no, I don’t regret leaving Jhalak when I was going strong,’ she said.
The actress also turned showstopper for designer James Ferreira in black halterneck gown teamed with a red stole. Ferriera, who showcased a complete resort collection that was a mix of swimsuits, sarongs and kaftans, feels that Isha is one person low on tantrum. ‘Isha is a sweetheart, I wanted her to walk for me at the last edition as well but things didn’t work well. She is one of the most unassuming stars currently. She adapts herself in every situation and never complains,’ said the designer.
The designer used satin and viscose to create an affordable line with bright like red, pink, orange and blue.
‘I went all the way to Sri Lanka to make the swimsuits. I am in a collaboration with the swimsuit company, and it’s the first time they are working with an Indian designer,’ said Ferriera.
Recalling the reality show incident, she said: ‘I was under intense rehabilitation for a long time because of that disclocated elbow.But I’m fine now, and performing again. And no, I don’t regret leaving Jhalak when I was going strong,’ she said.
The actress also turned showstopper for designer James Ferreira in black halterneck gown teamed with a red stole. Ferriera, who showcased a complete resort collection that was a mix of swimsuits, sarongs and kaftans, feels that Isha is one person low on tantrum. ‘Isha is a sweetheart, I wanted her to walk for me at the last edition as well but things didn’t work well. She is one of the most unassuming stars currently. She adapts herself in every situation and never complains,’ said the designer.
The designer used satin and viscose to create an affordable line with bright like red, pink, orange and blue.
‘I went all the way to Sri Lanka to make the swimsuits. I am in a collaboration with the swimsuit company, and it’s the first time they are working with an Indian designer,’ said Ferriera.
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