Star Week 20091127 Scan09 Mugdha Godse

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Mugdha Godse has a lovely body but one needs to be careful about photographing her face. Here it has come out lovely. For a candid shot, this photo is truly great. Though, in true paparazzi style with their "spotted" genre of snaps, it is laden with shadows. Why does no one try to bounce the flash or at least diffuse it. Or best of all, use Light Scoop. A genuine Light Scoop costs about 2000 rupees, an imitation might cost a fifth. Just the chase must be costing more than that.

Savvy 20091201 Scan04 Mugdha Godse

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I don't like this image overall. Specifically, I do not like the nails or that heart shaped grill in the dress. Not that the rest of the dress makes any more sense. But the howler is those discarded car rims which are rusted to boot.

Savvy 20091201 Scan03 Mugdha Godse

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This image is quite decent, but what I really like about it is the way the hands have come out. In this shoot, she has long nails and there is no nail polish. In a sense, this image spares us that sight. Or rather spares me that sight.

Savvy 20091201 Scan01 Mugdha Godse

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Whoever is responsible for this cover, I want to kiss his or her feet. Or maybe not feet.

Without any reservations, I rate this image at 100. It is Mugdha's best photo ever. Everything is literally perfect. In my opinion the genius lies in the background colour which suits Mugdha's complexion and dress. But the real killer is the design of the dress. The way its asymmetry hugs her body to create visual harmony makes one want to hug the dress designer whoever he or she is.

CineBlitz 20091101 Scan10 Mugdha Godse

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The other three snaps in the article have Mugdha Godse smiling at the camera in a nearly identical fashion, but somehow this is the one in which she is least conscious of it.