Bollywood sensation Cleo Isaacs is and actress,
singer and supermodel in India. Best known for
her sultry and exotic looks, Cleo grew up in
England to parents of Indian and Middle Eastern
descent.
Cleo's incredible adventure began when she was
spotted by a modeling scout one afternoon while
shopping in Manchester. She signed with a local
agency and her career ignited in the fashion word.
She graced the runway in many couture fashion
shows in the UK and was a guest on TV talk
shows hosted by Claudia Winkleman and Russell
Grant.
Realizing her destiny, Cleo knew that the confines
of a regular job would never satisfy her hunger for
discovery so she left university to pursue
modeling full-time. She wanted to travel the world,
broaden her horizons and search for an answer to
her eternal question: what was missing within.
Totally inspired, the lure of her Indian roots
beckoned and Cleo set off on a journey of self-
discovery to India. At first, it was a huge culture
shock seeing the sights of the local street
children which always caused her great despair.
Then, she connected with a part of herself she
had never known and for the first time in her life,
she felt at home. Cleo soon found the will to give
back to society whenever she had the chance and
still does.
Cleo soon echoed the great success she had
found in the UK, and was gracing the covers of
top magazines and featured in many music
videos. The Mumbai glitterati loved her and
photographed her at many celebrity affairs and
Jewels – Sunamoya
followed her every move. She became the
celebrity darling of The Times of India and her
Photographer
social success was matched only by her the rise
- Joel Benguigui
of her professional star.
Makeup – Anna Teilla
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