B’wood ruled the ramp...

���Bas, kar diya. Aur kya bolen?���
���Bas, kar diya. Aur kya bolen?��� said Shabana, when she was asked how it felt to walk the ramp. Also, Boman kept chiding her playfully backstage for having missed her cue. ���Arre, how was I to know it was my turn to walk the ramp when they announced the designer���s name?��� she asked. ���I am a very old-fashioned person when it comes to fashion.I like to wear proper, traditional clothes. I am not a jeans and tee person at all. And so, the first thing I asked was what will I be wearing. And then the rest was a cakewalk,��� she said.
���What to do... I���m just so irresistible���
Backstage, he was besieged by girls wanting to get clicked with him, while the younger Sharman Joshi and Sanjay Suri watched on. When we pointed this out to Boman, he replied, ���What to do, I am just so irresistible,��� along with a mock swagger. So, how was the ramp-walking experience for him? ���Oh, didn���t you see? I was so dazed that I fell off the ramp. Thank God, I didn���t fall flat on my face,��� he said. But he also elegantly covered up for that glitch. ���I love walking on the ramp. It���s such an elegant thing to do. Though, I must confess I���ve done it only once in my life, and that too ages ago,��� said Boman.
���Walking the ramp was a piece of cake���
"I had walked the ramp earlier for RDB, but that was really long ago,��� said Sharman Joshi. ���Walking the ramp was a piece of cake. I guess Bollywood guys have an edge over models since they���re not expected to be perfect on the ramp. We all walked as actors and not as models,��� he said, as they all walked for Anita Dongre. So with confidence in place, will we see him walk the ramp more often now? ���No, I don���t have the skills required to do that.���
���For a moment, I thought, ���Oh God...������
Among four co-stars who were quite confident and comfortable on the ramp, Chitrangda Singh was so scared she even wondered where she���d landed herself. ���I was really very nervous just as I was to step out in front of the audience,��� she said. ���For a minute, I thought, ���Oh, God, what have I got myself into.��� But then, the music began, and Sharman and Sanjay appeared on either side. From that moment on, it was sheer fun. I enjoyed every minute of it.���
���I wasn���t scared before I walked���
Poor Sanjay Suri was suffering from food poisoning when he walked the ramp. ���Walking the ramp is all about long preparation and the moment getting over in a jiffy. I wasn���t scared before stepping on the ramp. We weren���t expected to walk like professionals, right?��� he asked, and then added, ���While everyone was trying to avoid slip-ups, there we had Boman, who went off-ramp. But still, it was cool. That brought a little humour to it all. I liked it,��� he said sportingly.
���I also used to run for rehearsals���
���Walking on the ramp gives a sense of deja vu,��� said Shwetta Bhardwaj, as she walked for Abdul Haldar. ���I remember when, like other models, I also used to get up at 6 in the morning and run for the rehearsals for the shows.���