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It was a
crowd at a recent dinner party in the Fifth Avenue apartment of Tracey Jackson, a screen-writer, and Glenn Horowitz, a rare-book dealer.
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The hosts had
their guests with the prospect of meeting India's hottest new import.
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Although he has
the United States several times ...
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But Khan's status as guest of honor among the urbane crowd was an indication
that the
style and excesses of Bombay's film industry are making inroads
into non-Indian in America.
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Style-struck New Yorkers are embracing Bollywood style, which they once
might have
as kitsch.
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"When you're living in a society that is always pushing towards homogeneity,
flamboyance has an
allure," said Gita Mehta, ...
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The riches trickling from India include ... T-shirts.irreverently
with Hindu deities; and a mahasanis ransom of gold bangles, eardrops and ckokers.
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On the
of the movies come the goods. Quick to capitalize on the movie's success, ...
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Vikram Nair, Mira Nair's brother, an Indian garment manufacturer, has introduced a collection of
and accessories.
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"Indian culture has long been the
in the other half of the world," Mira Nair said. "Finally it is coming our way, too."
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