Shreen Malani

Shreen is a zesty spirited lady who likes to do her everyday work of art-promotion with a touch of class and fun. As a popular hostess she keeps organising events at the Renaissance Art Gallerie, which always have a different appeal and a touch of class. Her own personal style and her events keep getting her into the Bangalore press frequently....

One of her evening bashes was lit up by the presence of Vijay Amritraj.
"It started out as one of the regular bashes thrown in Windsor Manor by popular hostess Shreen Malani to herald a Suhas Roy painting exhibition into the season. And then suddenly, there was Vijay Amritraj lighting up the crowned Westminister Room with his august presence." ..........

Vinita G.Singh checks out Shreen Malani'd wardrobe and comes away dazzled by the spunky collection

She makes a statement    ...........  All Right !!


"An element of surprise and a spirit of adventure, a delicious blends of both Indian and Western wear .... her clothes go with her personality and speak volumes about the woman they reflect. Shreen Malani does not believe in keeping her fashion statements low key !" ...................

- Vinita G.Singh
- Page 2, Saturday Times, The TimesOf India, 14 Feb, 1998.
 

The Bangalore Times, The Times of India (Page3, Monday, June 20, 2000)
Even chose to spend a week in the life of ............. Shreen Malani
 

Art appreciation for Bangalore

"Kudos to Shreen Malani, owner of Renaissance Art Gallery for providing Bangalore- an art lovers with such a nice treat. Malani is an astute enterpreneur who knows how to bring in the crowds. Normally each new exhibition in her gallery is heralded with an inaugural affair, but now Shreen has gone one step further - hosting an art appreciation morning." ..........

- Mini Arora
- Bangalore Weekly, 18 Feb, 2000

 
To sum it, what Vinita G.Singh aptly said about her wardrobe would nicely reflect on Shreen, the person also .
        " ........ all elements should go together to form a plesent picture ............ just like a good painting."
 
 
 
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