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NTV’s gracious Rachana Singh hosted the silver jubilee celebration of Siam Beauty Salo
on—it a teeming
hall, Mrs. Kamala Shrestha was shown the kind of praise and love from people whose lives she had touched that is reserved only for the truly deserving. Twenty five years of hard work was testified for—her very first client, a professor at TU, recounted her first visit, and how she has been utterly devoted to Mrs. Shrestha ever since. Various beauty queens, actresses and many, many women from all walks of life praised Mrs. Shrestha to the point that she wept tears of gratitude and love. Mrs. Shrestha opened with a speech to the very crowded hall in Hotel Bluestar, after which she demonstrated various hairstyles—both traditional Nepali ways of arra
nging the hair in a bun, especially for the bride, and more popular modern styles. The models were not professional fashion models, but your average housewives and women who are among Mrs. Shrestha’s clientele. The function also involved the publishing of Smarika. The queue at the lunch lines demonstrated the immense popularity of Mrs. Shrestha among her clients, and her students who are now professional beauticians. A demonstration of various hair styles and facials, etc. followed the lunch, after which the songs and dances were performed. Manju Thapa and Kishor Shahi—who sang both the male and female parts of his song—brought the crowd on their feet. Another round of designs, also without professional models, but with the average children, housewives and their husband, was displayed before yet another musical break when “Aisa Jadoo Dala Re” by Srijan rocked all the audience and participants. Saral Babu brought much laughter in
to the hall with his biting caricatures.It was the crowd of the beautician from valley as well as from Janakpur, Butwal, Pokhara, Syangja, Assam (India), Nepalgunj. One beautician from Janakpur could not get a bus ticket, so she came on a motorbike driven by her husband. Another beautician from Butwal took three days to reach Kathmandu, but she braved the inconveniences, and reached the function just to see Mrs. Shrestha personally, and get photographed with her teacher and idol. Dabur Vatika Miss Nepal 2004 spoke in praise of Mrs. Kamala Shrestha. She spoke about Mrs. Shrestha giving the beauty queens training in beauty and skin care even after the contest, and in preparation for China to participate in the Miss World contest.Popular actress Melina Manandhar was also there. The event was covered extensively by the m
edia. The Himalayan Times, Annapurna post, Kantipur, all published congratulatory messages on behalf of Dabur Nepal. The hotel hall was so crowded that there was barely any standing space. Presents, felicitation and tamrapatras, and shawls all were presented .Even Radisson Hotel presented the beauty icon with a shawl and presents.The atmosphere was so emotional that Mrs. Kamala Shrestha could not control her emotions any longer and started weeping. All speakers praised her courage and determination. They recounted the challenges she had had to face, and then praised her achievements. It was a moment of pride and satisfaction for everybody present.
on—it a teeming
hall, Mrs. Kamala Shrestha was shown the kind of praise and love from people whose lives she had touched that is reserved only for the truly deserving. Twenty five years of hard work was testified for—her very first client, a professor at TU, recounted her first visit, and how she has been utterly devoted to Mrs. Shrestha ever since. Various beauty queens, actresses and many, many women from all walks of life praised Mrs. Shrestha to the point that she wept tears of gratitude and love. Mrs. Shrestha opened with a speech to the very crowded hall in Hotel Bluestar, after which she demonstrated various hairstyles—both traditional Nepali ways of arra
nging the hair in a bun, especially for the bride, and more popular modern styles. The models were not professional fashion models, but your average housewives and women who are among Mrs. Shrestha’s clientele. The function also involved the publishing of Smarika. The queue at the lunch lines demonstrated the immense popularity of Mrs. Shrestha among her clients, and her students who are now professional beauticians. A demonstration of various hair styles and facials, etc. followed the lunch, after which the songs and dances were performed. Manju Thapa and Kishor Shahi—who sang both the male and female parts of his song—brought the crowd on their feet. Another round of designs, also without professional models, but with the average children, housewives and their husband, was displayed before yet another musical break when “Aisa Jadoo Dala Re” by Srijan rocked all the audience and participants. Saral Babu brought much laughter in
edia. The Himalayan Times, Annapurna post, Kantipur, all published congratulatory messages on behalf of Dabur Nepal. The hotel hall was so crowded that there was barely any standing space. Presents, felicitation and tamrapatras, and shawls all were presented .Even Radisson Hotel presented the beauty icon with a shawl and presents.The atmosphere was so emotional that Mrs. Kamala Shrestha could not control her emotions any longer and started weeping. All speakers praised her courage and determination. They recounted the challenges she had had to face, and then praised her achievements. It was a moment of pride and satisfaction for everybody present.
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